The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19
Market Report To
Alexander & Baldwin
Continued from page fve.)


18th all the New York refners selling this
European beet quotations react again. taking New York
the time the present basis for dry graduated is pretty
Detroit New York basis prompt shipment orders the only
being booked by the sellers at this price
acted The current month quoted at IS I'D May 9 Aug
ID Yesterday and the before the
buyers at 9s Bad for November @ I'D for May 9 3d
August
European Beet Cost Productions Wiett Grays
weekly two views of the cost of production stated
beet sugar costs 9s Sd w Hamburg varying large
capital were included pc rcwt more should be added that profit
deg cane terms 10 ''0' 'oeu ouS pod N T. %
(2l The Produce 22nd 1910 is quoted FROM
in which the cost of production of be situated
given as IS cd and adding Cd for transportation the
This equivalent N Y 0G deg cane parity In Meth,
Ter of the two cases is depreciation mentioned
Be Below Cost of Productions Since Sept 1s 1909 the Euro
pan beet values have not been so we will not 90
back of that date If we take 9s cd cwt Ir Crnows
age as the average cost of production Hamburg
month quotation has been below that price during following
From Sept LIST 1903 to July 9Th Except few days in
From oct 11th, 1906 May 4th, 1907
From Oct 12th19O7 to Dee md 1907.
From Oct 18th, 1910 Nov. 4th 1910
dhe lowest prices at the bottom of each decline were as
T Rfar $ 1901 29ds IS 2d "a \ Y equivalent 35c
Feb 22nd, 1907 IS I'D ~ Y. equivalent soc
18Th $780, S S i5d n 4 equivalent equivalent ESQ., ESQ.,
1 % OIL PRODUCTION in Cuba In this weeks circular
et cray state that the average cost b. Cuba may fairly
~ y large and small estates varying factories the
lowest cost OF large estates lie o OIersl
we 90 not agree with Messs Wiet in extremes
believe W "'iNt NOli0OI We
AT Us for bee (below average production n v auivo
cane terms being SSc and &c for freight Cubas
aDout average cost, N Y equivalent being 33Gc New Yor no.
hhelles can buy their supplies cheaper of Cuba ~
since Dec 2Sth 1903 ecprocitv rao+r want
o erect the lowest basis for nearby aWs in New York was
18Th l9O4 when at
TO about 10
honu Dees sold on that date n
elnS 9Oo difference of 20
HN l90o uDas sold at &c freight vLnn
beets selling eouiyalpnt
points in parity values. o VI ~
The European beet of tbe 1908 1QOG soosC,
o long TONS the Cuban amounted TO ia oO0
Inc for these
and 100000 respectively 20 ~ "o '''Oo''o"
According to Messrs Wlett Gray estimated cons f b
season VIII produce increase of 100000 TONS onr
last seasons production. G''00 '"S oNer
The visible o. America and Eurona m os+roa H.
W He Gray this week at 100000 lowest
November 1902 when $4,000 visible te bobos 1
m S week IN November since 1903 wear when 995 66
" ''' o"i' "neh l,zooOW
from the above facts and figures able TO size mn ~
He future prices Tor this hi
be taken into consideration PS souu
~ That most of the supply will accumulate IN 1,
centres; " " 'N'ui"u"te III european
l. " mat the American and probably the Euronaa
hned stocks Ai'lSlole re-
| ~ That present prices will incrooso +l,
Europe and America ' inc consumption in
l. cuban planters disposed to sell now cro, s a.
ing Decehoe1ahuar shipments, guaranteed first nod,c
piS, DIT lac cost and freight equal to 361c landed
Ten uf'S would probably find buyers 1867 landed
Weather in Europe reported as favorable for foII ~
Cuba as favorable for the growing crop ~ "orA ana IN
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