Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-05

ne case OF the Territory vs.. j. lCr
Wallach. who IL charged with prac-
licing medicine without having taken
out a license as required by law, will
come up this afternoon In the Police
Court before Judge whitney. The
claims that II has strong
,asc against the indian doctor.
Supervisor II. T. Moore last night
reported to the Board OF Supervise.
that a letter had within few hours
been received by the committee OF
which he Is chairman. relative to the
Investigation being made on charges
against Supervisor Archer by Planta-
ton Manager Low. The letter DELAYED
the report. Further time was granted.
II is understood that the letter mei.y
efers to "A road technically.
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prompt were for some days I'D.
under those Of last week, but the mar.
kct has rcSaincd its firmncss. Quota.
lions are: August, 9s. 03-fd.: Sep.
TENDER. SIS. II lid. New crop Is fraS'
tionally lower. quotations being: Dc
tobcr December. ss. ID; January.
March, SIS. 10 lid. as against S..
. 3.id. and S. 10 Sid. respectively, n
week ago.
No business has been done In Javas
this week, and there are no large Of.
iCrings from that quarter. The prices
asked for September. October shipment
November December ARRIVAL are
equivalent tn about &c. basis 90 dc.
grecs. landed, and are nearly 3.lGc.
above the parity Of today's quotation
Tor new crop Bects. At such prem
!um over bcers for same delivery. Sep.
tcmbcr.O October Javas are not, for the
present at least, attractive to our buy
est In cane sugars for later delivery
than October.15th November.
The receipts this week at the Allan.
tic ports were 5000 tons less than the
MEETINGS. The total stocks are 800, 900
tons. or nearly 10000 tons more than
the same time last year, but against
his. there are $4,000 tons less In
Cuba.
The Cuban market has been very
strong. with sellers asking prices very
much above our parity. There Is little
sugar now left In first hands. Some
sugars of new crop for December-Jan,
uary shipment have been offered at
The prices now ruling here for old
crop. but such offers are not yet al,
iractive 10 our refiners. II the wealth
er iavOrs them, Cuban planters arc
likely to start earlier than usual. and
owing to the present comparative
scarcity of cane sugars. the chances
are that n very large business will
be done In Cubas during Octobcr,N No
vember for shipment December anu'
AIRY. With Cuba sugars Offering, and
the domestic beet and cane crops CON
Ing on the market In October. Novem
Der, II seems probable that the highest
prices for the year will be reached be
. tween now and early In November, AZ
ter which prices will be regulated by
weather conditions In Cuba.
The market closes strong at our quo
tatiops, with the tendency. f0 the near
months, of an advance, me supply OF
sugars being small as compared with
current and prospective requirements
previous to the advent of the new
crops.
REFINED-The refined sugar mar
ket has been firm throughout the weel
with prices on the basis of Assoc. less
| per cent. Tor Granulated. There ha.
been steady movement In the wa!
of Withdrawals under outstanding con
tracts, but new business has been o.
small volume.