The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-21

| Towering apparent Most reliable and
conservative advices report the trees il
a very exhausted condition. Continued
drought would introduce the question
of crop failure because of this condi-
ton Of the trees, while if favorable
weather should come at this juncture il
looks like only a small crop at best
We cannot impress this too strongly
upon our friends.
! With the market improvement of to-
day ii is difficult to give quotations. In
| fact this has been the case for several
days. When transactions are recon-
menced. values will be more positive.
| September options. week ending Sept
6: Highest, 6.25 to $50; lowest. 5,95 to
500; closing 6.25 to $50 against last
year closing 700 to 7.05 No. Z last year,
sac.
Visible supply of world. in bags
Sept. 1, 1906, 1876, 653; Aug. 1, 1906,
9.94S, 053; Sept. L 1905, Il. 1O2, 496.
Stock Z. S.. all kinds. in bags-Sept.
/. 1906, 3.19o.7o1; Aug. /. 1906, 5,443,5s4;
Sept 1, 1905. 3,sS3, 167.
Stock Brazils in New York. Sept. 5,
1852 ,296 bags. Total Brazils in the
United States, III, 773 bags. Total in
u. s.. other kinds, Sept. l. 3S1, 10S bags.
Deliveries of Brazils for the week end
bags last year. Receipts of Brazils for
week ending Sept. 5. 80 6S4 bags.
Java Exports.-Sugar.-Ou special
cablegram, Sept. 5, 1906, from Bata-
via reports as follows:
Exports during August
To America and Europe by steamers,
1906, 81, 900 tons; to America and Eu-
rope by sailers, 1906, 5000 tons; to else
where by sailers and steamers, 1906,
$4,000 tons. Total. I7S,000 tons.
To America and Europe by steamers,
1905, 12S, 29I tons; to America and Eu-
rope by sailers, 1905, 1892 tons; to else
where by sailers and steamers, 1905,
1925 TONS Total, 204.051 tons.
To America and Europe by steamers,
1904, 1882 tons; to America and
Europe by sailers, 1904, none; to else
where by sailers and steamers, 1904,
5000 tons. Total, 203, 342 tons.
Included in exports to elsewhere are
$500 tons destined San Francisco.
Af1oats with u. s. options, 105, 900
tons, against $780, 900 tons this time last
year.
Total exports, May l, 1906, to Aug.
81. 1906, 100000 tons; against SIS, 0S0
tons in 1905 and 479.S22 tons in 1904.
European Beet Crop F. 0. LIGHT
cables US specially from Magdeburg,
Aug. 81, 1906: Weather favorable for
the growing crop
September 4, 1906: stWeather very
favorable for the growing CROP"
Canadian Refined, Sept. 4, 1906
Quotations unchanged for the week
say basis of 4.30c. for Extra Standard
GRADUATED at Montreal
On Sept. 5, 1905, prices were based
on Extra Standard GRADUATED (Mon-
treaty at 1900.
London Cable, Sept. 6, 1eo6-Cane:
Quiet; no change. Beet: Quiet but
steady.
Java 90 deg. test, 1906, los. Cd; 1905,
los. 3D.; 1904, lis. 3D.; 1908, 9s. 10
lid.
Fair refining, 1906, 9s. 3d.; 1905, 9s.
3D.; 1904, los Cd; 1908, S. 1-2d.
Beet-September, 1906, 9s. 6 Bid.
1905, SIS. 8 Lid; 1904, los. Cd; 1908,
S. 1-2d.
Beet-october, 1906, 9s. 4 Led; 1905,
IS, II Lid; 1904, lis. 3D.; 1908, IS.
IL Id
First Marks ''-German graduated,
prompt, 1906, lis. Z I'D; 1905, lis. 5
Sid; 1904, 12s. 1-2d.; 1908, 1Os
1-2d.
Receipts at the four ports, U. K,
Tor week endlnS sept l., 1SUo, If,uUU
tons; 1905, $4,000 tons; 1904, 5000 tons;
1903, 10000 tons.
Deliveries at the four ports, U. K,
for week ending Sept. /, 1906, $4,000
tons; 1905, $4,000 tons; 1904, $4,000
tons; 1908, 900 TONS
Stock, Aug. 81 (bonded), 1906, $780,
900 tons; 1905, 100000 tons; 1904, 1885,
900 tons; 1908, 1877 ,956 tons.
Since August 30 1906-.Taya nm
changed. Fair refining unchanged Sep
TENDER beet high, 9s. 6 34d.; low, 9s.
Lid. October beet. high, 9s. led;
low, 9s. sd. German GRADUATED adj
vanced l I'D.