The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-04

SUGAR STATISTICS
Williams Dimond & Co.
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to Apr. End IS. I'D; 3rd and 4th. IS
lid; 5th to 18th. SIS. Sd; goth. S.
lid; 21st to oath, SIS. I'D; 25th and
18th. SIS. I'D; 27th. IS. ) lid; 2Sth
IS. 4 I'D: Both to May 1st, SIS. 8 3-4d.
End, SIS. Be-; ga to 5th IS. lid; 18th,
S. 3D.; Sth to 18th, IS. 1 led: 18th to
18th, S.; 18th IS. 10 I'D; 18th to 21st.
IS. II Id; 22nd, rs. 10 1-2d.; 23rd and
oath. Is Bid; 18th and 18th, IS. 10
I'D; 2Sth, is. II lid: 29th to June 5th,
S.; 9Th. SIS. Sid; eth S.. Sth, SIS.
3-4d.: 9th. S.; 18th and 18th. IS.
2-4d.; 18th S. 1 I'D; 14th to 10Th IS.
2 Lid: 18th and 10Th, SIS. L I'D; 2oth,
IS. 2 Id: 21st to 25th. SIS. I'D: 26th
to 18th. IS. z Id; Goth TO July End. SIS.
3d.: 3rd to 5th SIS. I'D: 9Th, IS. 5
Lad; 7th to 14th. IS. 4 I'D: 10th and
17th, SIS. Bid; 18th and 10th, SIS. 4
I'D; 20th. SIS. 5 lid; 21st, SIS. 3D.; 23rd
and oath, SIS. s sd: 25th. IS. 3D.; 26th,
SIS. Cd
New York Refined-A decline OF 10
points over previous Est prices occurred
Apr. 10th. followed by another decline
of 10 points Apr. 24th, a corresponding
advance of 10 points occurring Apr.
2Sth, followed by a decline of 20 points
May 18th and succeeded by a CORES
ponding advance of 20 points May 26th.
again followed by an advance of 10
points June 18th and once more by an
advance of 10 points July goth, estab-
fishing a price on that date of 4.70c.
net cash in bbls. equivalent to 4.65c. net
cash in bags. Since that time no fur
Their change has occurred.
London Cable.-July 21st quotes Java
SO degrees test 9s. 3d.; fair refining S.
1-2d. against lis. 4 led. and los Sd.
respectively, same date last year. Au-
gust Eeets SIS. 3-4d. against lis. 3-4d., |
corresponding period previous year.
Latest Statistical Position.-Willett &
GRAY report U. S. four ports in all
hands estimated July 18th, 1923 977 tons
against 228 479 tons, same date last
year. Six ports Cuba estimated July
18th, III 900 tons against 100000 tons,
same date in 1905 United Kingdom
July 1st (bonded stock $4,000 tons
against 102 900 tons previous year To-
tai stocks in all the principal countries
by cable July 10Th at latest uneven
dates 54S.977 tons against 1,S64479
tons; increase from last year 6S4, 49S
tons. 4
The Sugar Crops of the Wo1ld-Total
cane sugar crops CIV. & Co., 4,S66,833
tens; European beet sugar crops Ct.
D. LichD, 6.970,0GO tons; United States
beet sugar crops CIV. & CD, 2S3, TIT
.ons. Grant total cane and beet sugar,
II, 120.550 tons. against 9,541.652 tons,
previous campaign. Estimated in
crease in the worlds production 2,57S,-
1913 TONS
Eastern and Foreign Markets-The
I end of events in the raw sugar mar
Set throughout the period under re-
Jew is clearly indicated by examina-
ion of the figures given above. Gen.
orally speaking, steady market has
uled, and while quotations displayed t
| dropping tendency for the most part
April and May, SO slight
however as to be hardly perceptible at
ines, periods of temporary recovery ,
latterly a marked i'm
rovement in prices has characterized a
he situation and transactions have
occurred on a liberal scale at terms +.
of the inherent strength of
he market. The practical completion :,
f the Cuban crop and the cessation :,
f pressure to sell from that quarteri
ave not rallied to exert an influence on
he attitude of ref1ners whose former =
Indifference has been dispelled by the ;,
Consciousness that in all probability
NdiIdDle sugars IOf the Ddldice OF the =
ear will be comparatively less than :,
hey were at the same time last year, ;,
ince smaller receipts from Java are
OF unlikely, coupled with the fact that -
ne refined product is in brisk demand i
nd the market is firm according to q
atest mail advices from New York n
nder date of July 81 =.
Cofncident with the rapidly dimin-
hing influence of Cuba on quotations a
| this country until the beginning of C.
ne next Cuban crop, which, accord 8.
lg to preliminary reports, promises u
, be heavy in the event prominent M
factors continue favora- al
e. the situation abroad exerts pre- &c
onderant influence on the situation. d.
t the present juncture quotations for il
uropean beets are firmly maintained, u:
aving advanced materially since June til
and the outlook is encourag ing. Mr.. al
0. LIGHT cables from Magdeburg 70
lat the weather is favorable for the
rowing crop and unless conditions er
this respect change, the prospects
t a period of stability in the course VI
prices are promising. re
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