The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-04
COMMERCIAL.
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Following are some of the San Fran
CISCO produce quotations for October
"a:
Flour-California Family Extras,
Sf65@5.l0, as to brand. quantity and
terms of payment; Bakers Extras,
$4.40@4.15; Oregon and Washington,
$525@4.l0 per barrel.
Breadstuffs-Bran, S1S.0002O.OO per
ton; Middlings, $26.0O029 per ton:
Shorts, $l9.00@2l.o0 per ton; Rolled
Barley, $23.00@2450; Mixed Feed.
$2S.00@24.00; Oilcake Meal. in 5-ton
lots. $39.50; iobbing, $1,000 per ton:
Corn Meal. $3l.0O032.00; Cracked
Corn, S3150@32.50; Horse Beans.
nominal; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots,
$20.50; johbing, $21.0O per ton; Meal
talfa, $-0.50 in car lots and $21 100 in
smaller quantities.
Hay-Choice Wheat Hay, $4,000
20,00 per ton: No. | Wheat or Wheat
and Oat. $16.00M17.0O; No. Wheat or
Wheat and Oat, $13.0Oml4.00; Choice
Tame Oat. $9.00Ml6.0O; other Tame
Oat, $9.00@13.o0; Wild Oat, $4,000
1900; Stock Hay, sS.oO@9.00; Alfalfa,
SS.0o@ll00; Straw, 55065c per bale.
Butter-Fresh California, extras.
Sic; tirsts, 2Sc; seconds, 23c; packing
or store, 211ac for No. l and Ole for
w. I-dSitiu, tAlTdS, r2C, 90 nrSIS.
poe; do ladies, extras, gle; California
cold storage, extras, 261ac; do firsts,
26c; Eastern, cold storage. extras, 26e;
do frsts, POE; ladies, extras, 211 12c.
GENERAL REVIEW.
II. q. Robinson, financial man from
New York, before leaving for home a
few days ago urged, through an inter
view, the business men of Honolulu to
make an effort to get Hill s big liners,
between Seattle and the Orient, to call
at Honolulu. He also spoke favorably
of the mooted project of a steamship
line between Honolulu and Southern
California, but thought San Diego was
preferable to San Pedro as the Coast
terminus.
The immigrant steamer Suveric
from the Azores, with 1900 Portuguese
intended to become settlers and a labor
supply for the plantations, arrived at
Montevide0 en- route for Honolulu a
week ago three days ahead of her
schedule time. +. X. Stackable, who
with f. A. Fraser was instrumental in
recruiting these people, has gone to
Italy supposedly to look into the pros
rects of obtaining Italian immigration
At its last meeting the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry recommended
the setting aside of forest reserve of
14,S25 acres in Hama district, Maui,
and another one of 3743 acres of the
Lualualei lands in Waianae district,
Oahu.
That the Island of Kauai is enjoying
general prosperity in evidenced by the
fact that fair lately held at Lihue
for the benefit of Waimea hospital had
total receipts of more than $4,000.
Cars are now running on the rail
way extension from Kahuku to Hauula.
where many hOmesteads have lately
been taken up, on the north end of this
island
Lord & Belser, contractors, have
dissolved partnership. +. j. Lord,
who continues the business. is one of
two bidders for dredging the Kinau
slip in Honolulu harbor.
The Oceanic Steamship Co. of San
Francisco, operating lines from San
Francisco to the Colonies and to Homo
lulu, has registered its articles of in
corporation in the Treasurer office,
thereby under Hawaiian law acquiring
equal privileges in this Territory with
local corporations.
Captain A. H. Otis has sold his bust
ness known as Honolulu Drug Co. to r.
B. Reedy and Norman c. Finley, two
experienced men in that line. The deal
was made through Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, private terms.
Lucas Bros. will begin work upon
their large contract for buildings for
Oahu College on the arrival of the
schooner Alice Cooke now about due
from the Sound with million feet of
lumber.
Kekaka Sugar Co. has let contract
for a large water pipe line its plan
tation, Kauai, to MIR. Keelen of Wal
luku.
Ocean steamer arrivals for the week
have heen the freighters Algoa from
San Francisco, the liner Sierra from
the Colonies, the transport Thomas
from Manila and Nagasaki, the liner
Korea from the Orient, the liner Ven
tura from San Francisco, and the immi-
grant ship Chiusa Maru from Kobe.
Departures have been the oil carrier
Lansing for Port Hartford, the Sierra
for San Francisco, the Algoa for the
Orient. the Korea for San Francisco,
the Ventura for the Colonies and the
Thomas for San Francisco.