The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-02
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Si.w YuRK, Nov 20 -Dona. SPOT
|nt. gu..t 80. Invoice. ain mia.
uuI.t. ,Uflpya. su12c.
Futures closed not points lower nn
near months Go 3 points advance on dis
I uut options Total sales $500 bags,
Including. December 4o5uA,o.. jan
nary. isOa, March. 5oou5Uju. May,
5l5n52oa, July 5.3Oa535e. August
..4uo. september, 5.}OH5ljg. October
55Oe.
sugar-Raw. firm. Fair Refining.
3 j-lGc, Centrifugal, 90 test, 3 l3-l6c,
Molasses Sugar. Lice; Refined, firm.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The
Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes net cash prices for California,
oregon and Washington on orders not
less then 20 bbls. or its equivalent
packed in lOO-lb. bags, as follows:
Tablets, per hf, bbl., S4g5, bxs., $3.50;
cube ca, Crushed and Fine Crushed,
Si.7O; Powdered, s4.55; Candy Granu-
lated, 1876; Dry Granulated, fine or
coarse, tL45: Fruit GRADUATED. $4ij;
Beet GRADUATED, lOO-lb. bags only, S435;
Confectioners' a, S.i5. Magnolia 4,
$iO5; Extra c, 1895; Golden c, S3.Sj;
- Sugar, 1913. Prices are per 100 lbs.
Bbls.. lOc additional; hf. bbls.. 25c adj
ditional; bxs., soc additional 5O-lb
bags lOc additional for all kinds
Hongkong Sugar, extra 3-H Dry Granu-
lated, si.20; Table 3-H, $3.50. Prices
are subject to change without notice.
LONDON, Nov 2i-After a lengthy
debate, the House of Commons today
passed a resolution approving the az
ton of the British Government in sign
ing the Brussels sugar convention, by
231 votes to 1856 Party lines were not
observed during the debate, several
Unionist members supporting Sir Will
liam Harcourt's amendment to censure
the Government for it's action.
SUGAR ADVANCING.
NEW YORK, November 90 Another
advance of 10 cents on a hundred
pounds was announced by the local
sugar refining interests today, bringing
the list price for graduated sugar to
i.65 cents a pound. The American Sug-
ar Refining Company also advanced the
! price of graduated sugar in the Mis-
I souri, river district % cents on the hun
dred pounds, or to Az cents pound.
The withdrawal of a large part of the
beet sugar from the market and the
| elimination to a large extent of the
competition from that source is under
| stood to have been responsible for the
! advance. The move is regarded in sug-
ar circles as indicative of the practical
ending of the rate war between the
cane and beet sugar interests.
HAVANA, November 1S.-Lionel Car
den, the British Minister, in a report
on the situation in Cuba, says none OF
| the evils SO confidently predicted by
TIE advocates of reciprocity have come
to pass. No sugar estate of any inn
! portance was compelled TO stop, and
| the recent crisis, far from being dis
astrous to the islands prosperity, has
| really been Of immense service to cuba
, in teaching the planters to be economi-
, cal in the management of the planta.
, tons, thus lowering the cost of produc-
tior until il is thought that plant itior
expenses will not exceed 1 cent pei
pound. Under the present condition
the Minister adds, Cuba has little OF
nothing to fear from the competition
Of other countries in the production OF
| sugar, whether cane or beet.