The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-03
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SUGAR: NEW YORK, May 26.-Raw,
steady, fair refining, 27sc; centrifugal
| % test, 7-16c.; Molasses sugar, 2 IL
! Ice Refined, steady.
! SUGAR SAILS: Williams, DimOnd q
| Co.'S, latest sugar circular dated San
| Francisco, May 20, gives the following
as the basis and price of raw sugar
April 23rd to 2Sth, no sales; 29th, spot
sale of 1000 tons at 7-l6 and on same
date cost and freight sale 26O0 tons at
| 8 "A: Both Ito arrive" sale 800 tons at 3
7-16; May LIST. spot sale POO tons at 315;
2nd, spot sale 200 tons at31a; 3rd, cost
and freight sale 1000 tons at 31a 9Th and
9Th, no sales 9TH, spot sale 1000 tons at
/ 3l2; and on same da,e cost and freight
sale 500 tons at 351; Sth, spot sale 1000
| tons at SO; 9th, spot sale 500 tons at
| 3l2; 10th. no sales; 18th, ito arrive
sale 1000 tons at Sla; 18th to 18TH no
sales; 10Th, cost and freight sale 1900
tons at 3.435 and on same date, ITO
arrive sale $500 tons at 1-l6; l1th
spot sale 22O0 tons at 1892; 18th and
| 20th. no sales; 2lst, spot sale 1900 tons
at 7-16; 22nd spot sale $50 tons at 3
| I-16; 23rd. spot sale ZOO tons at ZIG;
oath, cost and freight sale 200O tons at
S.44 and on same date spot sale 500 tons
at 1-l6; establishing basis for Sc Gem
trifugals in New York 2ith inst, 3.439
! Il
Just at hand dated New York, May 18th
1902 reads Cost and freight sale 300
tons equivalent in long price to 3.43jc.
Granulated unchanged; beets 6IA."
| Consequently basis for So centrifugals
in New YORK 20th inst, established by
| transaction recorded above, is 3.435c,
San Francisco, 3.06c.
SUGAR STOCKS: The latest quota
tons on Hawaiian sugar stocks on
| the San Francisco MAJ Ket are of May
| 2G as follows: Hama, bid 3&, asked Az;
II. c. & S, asked 37% Honokaa, bid
| ia, asked II; Hutchinson, 10, 1874; hi
| lauea asked "a; Makaweli, bid 23b;
/ OnOmea, "A, %; Paauhau, 12R, l2%
BIG COFFEE CARGO: the largest
cargo of coffee ever carried by any
steamer from Central America left
| Corinto, Nicaragua, on May 22d for Eu-
rope in the KosmOs liner Amasis. 1t
amounted to 57,2S4 bags The Amasis
was on her way to this port, hut owing
to the heavy shipment of coffee from
| Central America was turned back at
Ocos and given a full cargo.
ALIENS DECK LOAD: SAN
FRANCISCO, May 27.-Tomorrow the
bark S. c. Allen will sail for Honolulu
with the largest general cargo that mas
been shipped to the islands for some
Weeks. On the AIIenS ueCk Will be
about fifty head of mules and horses.
OIL VS.. COAL: SAN FRANCISCO,
May 27.-Yesterday the steamer Wash
tenaw, which has been laid up several
weeks, went to Green-street wharf to
prepare for the trip to New York,
where she will be fitted up to carry oil
between Texas and Atlantic ports. The
steamer Progreso will soon follow.
Both are owned by the Saginaw Steel
taa n
forced out of the coal trade by the
growing oil business.
UP AND LOADING: The following
vessels were up and loading for Ha-
wall ports at san Francisco May 26:
For Honolulu, s. c. Allen and Gerard
c. Tobey: for Hilo, Amy Turner; for
Makaweli, w. b. Flint
HENCE AND HITLER: The L. S.
AT. Buford arrived at San Francisco
May %, the Otillie Fjord from MANU-
kona May 20; the Docic arrived at Yo-
Sohama from Honolulu prior to May
"a: the L. S. A. II. Crook arrived at
Manila from Honolulu May 20; bark
Louisiana from Honolulu arrived at
Chemainus May %.
The Santiago sailed from San Fran
cisco for Eilo May rs; the bktn. George
10 Perkins from Eureka for Honolulu
May 20; the schr Philippine from Ia
coma for Honolulu May 20; the schr.
Mary Dodge from Astoria for Mahuko-
nj, May "a; the steamer Hawaiian from
New York for San Francisco May "a;
from Neah Bay, May %, there sailed
the bark Prussia and the bktn. Klilitat
for Honolulu, and the schr. Nokomis
for Hilo; the U. S. A. T. Fitzpatrick
sailed from Manila for San Francisco
May 21 the U. S. A. T. Warren sailed
from Nagasaki for San Francisco May
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