The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-22
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Heller Bros OF Yokohama Japan report to the American Sugar
Industry Sugar under date OF May that
April Japan imported 16S45 picus OF against 3I97
picu 1908 The imports from january April 3d. 1904
amounted 2276o69 picus against 1,195632 in 1908
An article in Porto Herado Espano reports that the
Manour Naude process will be installed the factories
the French Compagne des sueres dc Sco and moo
systems cultivation will be introduced The writer states that
Porto Rico with its rs cenaes might produce as much as 100000
tons of sugar per year.
The total sugar exports OF Russia given by official
47S5 pud about 100000 the greater part
Of which Finland and the Orient especially to Persia which
received Go of all the exported by Russia to the
The Russian exports Western Europe have dmn
hd of late and amounted only 1913 of the total Rus
report upward of
OF available in the Hawaiian Islands annually
grades paper The prob
disposng accumulation has, of
local plants been partially solved by its being consumed
fuel for motive power the sugar plantations 1t
suggested that this information be useful paper manufac
turers throughout the United States.
1t made known what the permanent committee of the
during session. the
the bounties and the of Russia
the convention was discussed Count amstor had declared that
Russia would give its right take such
garded the OF its industry But
since the sugar exports Russia amounted only to IL per cent
sugar production exports Germany amounted
those OF Austria Hungary and those
France to = per cent Russia would be wiling to come to an
agreement restricting the imports Russian sugars European
markets The delegates OF all countries but England willing
to further discussion of this with Russia but the
English delegate declared that his would regard such
that proposed by Russia violation of the Brussels
convention The fact had been fully established that Russia
favor this without establishing precedent that would
the end negative the purpose of the whole convention There
the matter rested.
American Industries reports under date of June that Amer
graduated making favorable impression in the
South African market where successfully with white
Maurs being regarded superior anything kind
lately the The months
to British Africa the end OF January, 1904 show that the
United States shipments OF refined that market have dou
bed, compared with similar period year earlier.
The French Chambre DIES Deputies law levyng
domestic of 40 francs per Kilograms fraction thereof
the daily OF beet factories The daily OBJ
by dividing the refined produced
OF campaign by the of scng the
after being denauraized likewise of less than
degrees polarization spent moaes which have been
naturaized for stock food.
According the Monthly Summary Commerce of the Phil
ippne Islands, January the islands imported during that
4o5 gallons moasses 32 gallons syrup 6So61 pounds
refined 2296 pounds candy and confectionery
During the months ending January, islands
ed 500 gallons OF molasse gallons pounds
OF refined and 1oo pounds OF candy and confectionery
During the month the islands exported S5o3I pounds
and during the months pounds OF
sugar, almost all OF which China and Japan
The the home Great Britain
still the object in the European The
Journal DIES Fabrant de Sucre thinks the Board OF Trade Eng
land should better statistics the subject On the basis
the figures generally available the
about imports OF refined I2o43S33 add for
conversion into figures, oo79 c imports OF
sugar loI2oI cw total 29ooI3 cwt stocks warehouses
the end OF May S027ooo deliveries 23565oI3
remainder left consumption
against given the figures for home consumption
difference of 2645624 This ought
OF the aforementioned stock the end OF May and would
its figures 657o62 3357SS while the official
figures admit the OF