The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-10-14
THE SUGAR WORLD.


500 cars full sugar had be transported by rail-
ing through increased freight OF about 10000 marks
The Danske Sukkcrabrcr in Copenhagen which al
all the beet sugar factories in Denmark made profit
100000 kroner the last campaign per dividend
100000 kroner Of capital distributed
The Italian sugar representing capitalization OF Soooo
lire has forced prices upward The production OF
the IS companies composing has been fixed 100000 metric
hundredweghts. This is refined by four refneres
The retail grocers OF Great Britain rebelng against the
conditions which force them to sell to the consumer with
any profits for themselves and have formed Retailers Sugar
Association for the purpose OF fixing minimum price
that will leave them margin OF at least fahing pound
Messrs Joaquin Guma and Federico Meier OF Havana report
paper under date of August that the total
Cuba campaign OF oo39o4 that date amounted
TO o4277 against 7722s1 1903 The stock hand
that date amounted 475S against 2o368
The consumption had 1880 eight months,
against 26o4 last year. The total sugar
the ports Io22oo against
The Le Generate DIES Fabroes de Sucre for oooos is
sued by the bureau OF the Fabrcan de Suc France Paris
3o7 French beet factories French aspng
stations 10 sugar and moasses rene Germany listed with
o2 sugar efneries Austria Hungary
listed with beet factories and rehneries Russia with
23s beet factories factories and eneres and Is
rneres Belgium with beet factories raspng sta
tons sugar loaf ehneres and 90 candy Holland with
2s beet factories and rehnees The United Kingdom is
listed with refneries Italy beet factories
Denmark beet sugar factories and rehneres Sweden
IS beet sugar factories stations and rehnee Spain
Roumana beet factories and rehnee Bulgaria 2 Ser
Greece Switzerland Chile A. Uruguay, Brazil
Egypt factories and rehneres Guadeoupe fac
tories Reunion, Maurus mills; Argentina,
sugar factories, and Java 1872 sugar factories.
L. Raynaud closes review the situation various
producing countries Sucrere Indgene
Coonae with the that the Brussels convention has
been force long enough permit of definite judgment
its But he is of opinion will be
and closed beet and the British
will principally from British colonies which have
been crowded the American market by Cuban There
the European manufacturers restrict their output
The development the industry Hun
gary shown by the following figures: In 1S42 abgout 1000
hectares planted bees In ISS about metric
centwegts of bees with sugar of per pro-
ducd In the campaign of 1S51S4 there 100 beet
factories working about hundedweights of beets with
sugar per In campaign 1873 1874 there
244 beet factories working 100000 hundedweghts
bets with OF per'cent In the
metric undredwegts bees with OF
In there 27 beet sugar
working S95ooooo metric hundedwegts of beet with
rather debate has been running through
journals time regarding the relative Amer
lean and British machinery The Hawaiian Planters Month
" the sentiments
Industry and Beet Sugar Gazette when declares that has
desire ruitess discussion of the relative of
the makes and designs of house machinery So far
the Hawaiian sugar planters concerned
admits discussion The modern designs of
house machinery which long suppaned the British styles
the mills of these islands, entirely OF American construction
The American industry has always Am
machinery has been well satisfied with the result And
who have taken the discussion
them Engshmen have practically admitted that British manufac
have thoroughly appreciated, rule the modern
qurements of highly intensive production This is claiming
that they capable will do the future and
they the will greater stimulation of inventive
faculties American machine builders and gain
sugar MISREPRESENTATION Sugar Industry and Beet Sugar Gazette