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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
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railway extension skies went at $3.50.
The closing quotations on these securi-
ties were 90 bid 30 asked. These secu-
rites are coming in great favor and tho
day when they will bring par is not
far distant.
One thousand dollars worth Of Wal
alua fves brought 100.75, $1,000 worth
of o. II. & l.. fives brought 101.50, and
$1,000 worth of Hawaiian Irrigation
brought 101.
Bond Sales.
The week g sales follow:
Hilo railway 6s, extension--$l000 a
90, 80.
olaa 6s-$50O0, $4,000 "a 95; $1,000,
$4,000 "a 95; $1,000, $4,000, $4,000 a 95.
Waialua 5s-$l000 "a 100.75.
OR. & L. 5s--$1000 "a 10l.50.
Hilo railway 6s, issue 1901-$l000,
$500 "a 100; $4,000 q 1oo.25; $4,000,
$4,000 al 100 .25.
Hawaiian Irrigation 6s-$lOoo a 1o1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
PAINFUL BREATHING.

cbamherlulu's Cough Remedy IL
refy valuable medicine fol throat and
lpng troubles, quickly relieves aad rnrns
ralnfh Lfeaihlne and 4 dangerously
% lungt fol sale ~ VA dfnngsis sos
ippi hwlih a lol ugenls faf liassil,
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s%Wor!dS Sugar NeWsfz18

Preparing additional ground for spring
planting.
Condition Of Cane and Prospects Cen
erally.-Owing to the favorable weather
conditions of this season, the density of
the cane juice is very satisfactory and
prospects excellent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
CORRESPONDENT REPORT,

January "a, 1910 heeoipis, 40 pack
agop aHpari palrs, 40 package, sugar,
hlGAh Weekly summary Ouf
mnnei during fofepan NJ ibls sosk
fplrd vlmug, slih good demand 10
rsfpst ~ enc llRli oifenugr, onahllnR
hpldrft N good Rforsly grsafsI Whiel
nue lp reanl supply a. iArerssfully
ellbblisl an hdfaHef ~ SEQ W inp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
LOUISIANA PLANTING.

The early close of the last sugar
campaign in Louisiana enabled the
planters to commence their winter
planting somewhat earlier than usual
and with fairly favorable weather it Is
believed that the winter planting will
be finished by the. end of this month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
HIS PURSUIT.

Chiepoo Tribune What does Ar,
dun follow Tor a liyinpfn
"lusf pOw he h following old keod'
wrll's dnuPhtrr in the hope ihnt ho
viii he Lying in tho soadwel family
some dns ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
PRICES.

RaWs declined .03c. during the week
ending January 20. Refined nominally
advanced Zoe. Net cash quotations on
January 20 were; Centrifugals, 40Sc.;
Muscovados, 3,5Sc.; Molasses, 3.33c. !;
GRADUATED, 4.90c.; the receipts were 49,.
OPP tons. MEETINGS, $4,000 tons. Total
Stock in -Four Ports, S9l45 tons,
against 1928 tons the week before,
and 66,599 tons last year. Beet sugar
quotations, f. o. b. Hamburg, 12s. 9Ad.
per cwt for $50 analysis, equal to 4.72c.
for go test centrifugals at New York.
First Marks German GRADUATED, fob.
Hamburg, las. 9Hd., equal to 5.26c.
New York duty paid.
Estimated ahoats to the United
States from Cuba and West Indies We're
10000 tons; Hawaii, $4,000 tons; Peru,
Louisiana, etc, 1000 tons. Total, 49,
900 tons, against $4,000 tons last year.
Week of January 27.
Raws remained unchanged. Refined
unchanged. Net cash quotations on
January 81 date were; Centrfugals
4.0Sc.; Muscovados, 3.5sc.; Molasses
3.33c.; Granulated, 4.90c. Receipts, 81,
1903 tons. Meetings., $4,000 tons. Total
Stock in Four Ports, l05,4S8 tons
against s9,l45 tons the week before
and sl,666 tons last year. Beet sugar
quotations, fob. Hamburg, 12s. 10Md
| per cwt. for $50 analysis, equal to Abe
for 96' test centrifugals at New York.
First Marks German GRADUATED, fob
Hamburg, 15s Cd, equal to 5.3Oc. New
York duty paid,
Estimated a1oats 10 the United
| States frorn luhn and Wost Indica m
600 tonsj Hawaii, $4,000 tons; Peru
etc, 1000 tons. Total, 10000 tons
against $1,000 tons last year.
The lowest price named for refined
AZ New York on january ~ WIS on
the bases. OF granulated In barrels NJ
! 1,DOe. net cash.
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BEFORE TAKING.

Teacher-Ilmmy, ! wish yOu would
give me a sentence In which "internal"
and external" are properly used,
Jimmy--'fhe Kid stole a pie and his
mother found II out,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
EUROPEAN BEET CROP.

F. o. LIGHT cabled to willett g. Gray
on January 2l:
Estimate France S25, 1000 tons.'' The
previous estimate for France was Sl0,-
900 tons. The estimate for the total
European beet crop is now 6,lS5,000
tons.
France.
January 10, 1910--Weather this week
has been abnormally mild and moder-
ately rainy. The conditions are not at
all favorable for winter cereals, as it
promotes the growth at an unfavorable
time, when they are likely to be damag.
ed by frosts. Negotiations are going
on between the factories and the grow
ers of beet roots for the 1901 crop,
and indications point to a slight in
crease in sowings.
Germany.
January Is, 1910.-During the week
the weather has been rather change.
able, with rather high temperatures and
severe storms at the beginning, follow
ed by cooler weather at the close, the
temperature, however, not going below
freezing. Cold weather, with snow, is
urgently desired, as in its present ad-
vanced condition the winter grain
would be considerably damaged by sud.
den frost.
Austria.
January 10, l910.-As during the
previous week, this week was also mild,
wet and cloudy. However, these con.
ditionsi had no i'll effects on the sugar
industry, as at the end of December
only 5 factories had not finished their
campaign, and today, all of the Hun
garian factories have finished the run.
The winter sowings are now unprotect-
ed and can easily suffer from any flu.
tpre severe changes Of temperature.
Holland.
January 12,1910.-The weather this
week was cooler and drier than that
of last week, but was not entirely sea
sonable. Reports of the winter grain
crops are more favorable than could
be expected considering the weather
that has prevailed. All of the factories
in Holland have not finished the cam.
, paign. The weight and sugar content
are considerably below last years, be-
ing an average of about 20 gr. in weight
and IA per cent, in sugar content.
England.
The January international Sugar
Journal" has the following to say:
awe, regret to have to chronicle the
failufe of the attempt to start new
beet sugar industry at Sleaford, Lin
colnshire. All hopes for successful
issue seemed assured; but unfortunately
the public failed to subscribe the neces
sary capital, and for the present at any
rate the project has had to be shelved
Possibly next autumn a further attempt
may be made with better success. 1t is
interesting to note by the way that G
J prominent firm of sugar importers un
| dertook to furnish $4,000 Of the capita
and the same sum was to have beer
accepted in shares by the German con
tractors in lieu of payment for part
of the contract. But it was found i'm
possible to obtain from the ordinary
investor the balance needed, so all de
posts received have been returned and
all contracts canceled.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
VISIBLE SUPPLY.

Statistics compiled on January 90
showed the total stock of sugar in
Europe and America to be 3,l3S, las
tons, against S,52s, 500 tons last year on
the same uneven dates. The decrease
of stock was 390,454 tons against a
decrease of 545,ss3 tons the week pre-,
ceding. The total stocks and afoats
together showed visible supply of g.
2l5,l45 tons against 3,576,599 tons
last year, or decrease of S6l ,45l tons.
The Following Week.
The week of January 81 showed the
following visible supply:
Total stock of Europe and America,
3,lSl ,4SS tons, against 1867 ,666 tons
last year at the same uneven dates.
The decrease of stock is 3s6,17s tons,
against decrease of 390,454 last week.
Total stocks and afoats together show
a visible supply of 3,262,4sst tons,
against 3,629,666 tons last year, or a
decrease of 307, l7s tons. D.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15
Canadian Refined.

Toronto, Ontario, January %, 1910.-
Quotations unchanged for the week.
say basis of sugar in barrels, 4S5c. for
st. Lawrence. Extra Granulated 4.85e.
for Redpath Extra Granulated and
4.75c. for Acadia Extra Standard Gran.
ulated at Montreal.
On January 20, 1909, prices were
based on Extra GRADUATED (MontreaD
at 4.50c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15

more pronounced upon the better quail
ties; but later, unfavorably affected by
the declining tendency on raw in New
York, the tone became easier, and
while perhaps not quotably lower, pre-.
vious values were more difficult to real
ize, closing quiet and unchanged from
yesterday, but about 1-l6c. above last
Friday on grades desirable to the trade.
Fancy Y. c., 4 9.l6c.; Choice, 1890.
to 4 9.16c.; Good Prime, 4 7-l6c. to
4&c.; of Prime, 4 Slice. to 1892. !;
Of Y. c., 4Me. TO 4Ac.
Refining grades were largely nominal,
in the absence Of sales, but following
New York, would probably at the close
not have brought above basis 40Sc.
for 96' test, against 4 3-16c., obtainable
last Friday, showing decline of about
II points. Seconds were in large sup
ply, dull and rather neglected, though
scarcely quotably lower, bringing basis
sac. for SO test from refiners, dealers
occasional buyers for certain grades at
a fraction more.
Refined ruled quiet and unchanged
throughout the week, basis SC. net cash
for Granulated.
Receipts for the week were 1871
packages, against 40, 029 last week and
25,1S0 same week last year. Total to
date, 1911 ,6a3 packages, against 1906
900 packages last year.
Kansas City.
January %, l910.-Prices to-day
freight prepaid Missouri River on West
ern sugars are: California and Hawai-
ian Cane Graduated, bags 5.27c.; Beet
Graduated, bags, size; less per cent
San Francisco.
January 81, 1910.-Business for the
past week has been very heavy, princi.
pally Withdrawals, as a result Of the
heavy booking at the close of the pre-
ceding week. The trade, noting the
strong condition of the raw market
anticipated an advance in refined also
and with few exceptions, took on
enough for their requirements for prob
ably 80 days. Quote both refneries:
Cane, Babe; Beet, 5.25c. Honolulu
Plantation Cane, 5.45c. less / per cent
all in bags.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15

F. o. LIGHT cabled to Willett s. Gray
on January 2l;
Estimate France $4,000 TONS" The
previous estimate for France was sl0,.
900 tons. The estimate for the total
European beet crop is now 6,1S5,00C
tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Financial Currents of the Week

herents OF the long side OF the specula-
ton,
FRIDAY-The days news budget con-
tanned several items OF large importance
from a financial standpoint First In the
Importance attached to IT.. although last
in order OF occurrence. was the govern
meut grain crop report, The percentage
concert spectators upon the appearance
Of the fash bulletin. and there was an
abrupt relapse In prices. The northwest
ern grangcrs suffered most. but the whole
list was affected. transforming earlier
gains into general losses Allowance Is to
street. TO the extent Of the rebound
and the suddenness with which 1t had oc~
CURED The high level of the morning
prices showed rcCoverics running TO I and
points from the low prices touched early
this week In the case Of some OF the lead
ing active issues
ATURDAY-Declnes were general in
the opening quotations for stocks.
mingled with n sprInkling Of gains which
ran 10 &c in st. Paul Tho copper indus
trials were notably weak Amalgamated
Copper and Anaconda losing point.
Reading and Missouri Pacific were also
down lc and Central Leather and Ontario
6 Western large fractions. Evidence OF
support was seen in the general list
ried some of the transcontinental stocks
a substantial fraction over Friday ST.
Paul rose lsc. Union Pacific 2c Virginia.
Carolina Chemical lac. United States
Stccl 13c and Southern Pacific. Northern
Pacific Atchjson, New York Central. At
lanuc Coast Line and Wabash preferred
1c. Hasty profit taking wiped out half
the rso I'm Union Pacific, but the market
recovered and there was no large selling
Tho market closed generally firm.
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hended from it. The subject itself is not
a new one. nor Is It's importance newly
regarded by New York bankers since It.
has been dwelt on for months and with
special stress since the abstract Of re-
ports of national banks under the last
controllers call In March became known,
disclosing loan expansion In year s
time OF half billion dollars This spe-
cial stress OH the subject has kept alive
a conviction that the original position
was In course OF correction. That cor
rection. That correction Is not maintained
by the interior banking authorities now
quoted, There Is complaint that the
smaller banks are still burdened with
mortgages and with farmers paper In
stead of tho usual Investments In com
mercial paper which served as second
dary reserve. while their balances In the
reserve banks are below normal.
THURSDAY-The stock market proved
bnffing to attempts at Interpretation or
analysis The thinning out OF the mar
lSet was a striking feature evidenced not
only in the diminished volume OF the to-
range traversad by prices OF usually ac-
tive stocks without eDcountering any or
der for execution and shown In the wide
varieties between sales, The uncertain
and halting fluctuations proved extreme
Iy puzzllng to the trading element The
change In conditions affecting values and
II became q question how the factors
existent for some time had completed
their influence on the price movement
The resistance shown when prices fell
away suggested the operation OF support
mand, which intimldatod the bear ele-
ment from pushing short sales. but the
dying down OF the demand on advances
proved equally dlscouragIng to the ad-
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City OF the intention
of such council to make tho following
described Improvement 10 Wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrified pipe eight '(S) inches In diameter
IN the center of Cottage court to coEneci
with sewer In Iverson court. In sewer
district No. /. and defray the abutters'
portion OF the cost and expense thereof
estimated at fvo hundred thlrty-five and
43-lOO (s5S5.s3) dollars, or one anc
10 100 (sl10) dollars per front or linear
foot of abutting property. there being
ass rs feet abutting said improvement
by local assessment upon the lots OF
pieces of ground within the following do
scrlbcd district. being the. district to os
affected and benefited by said improve'
mcnt. namely: "a
The north slide of the south 90. .75 feet
of lot T. the north side OF the south 74.2t
feet Of lot 7, the west IS feet OF the norte
sido OF tho south COTS feet OF lot s. thu
vest rs rs feet OF tho north side Of the
south 1925 feet OF lot 8, block FL, plat
n Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must bt
presented In writing. stating therein loi
and block or description OF property. G
the CITY recorder on or before the lStE
doy Of July 1910. being the time set by
said council when II Will hear and con.
slider such protests and objections as may
By order Of the city council Of Sail
Dated February IS, 1910.
Il. S. RIVES. City Recorder,
Sewer, extension No. 26S. m3s5s
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Interpretation of Government
Crop Report Greatly Stimu-
lates the Buying.
SOME SENSATIONAL
ADVANCES In PRICES
Profit-Taking by Longs Causes
Slight Recession, but
Close Is Strong.
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO. July s.-only bread and seed
left In one state, half q crop In another
was the Inference drawn here on the
aI, enange on the crop report as to. the
drought In whirl of excitement, gains
OF as much as 3ac a bushel were made
on some sales. compared with last night s
prices, but the close found the market
2lc to &c. So many people figured on a
sympathetic advance In corn that the
result OF the reaction was almost exact
iy reverse; &c TO &c decline to ic.
Oats finished &c TIP.
Provisions were at the end at slight
ly higher level. by 2lc to 7hc.
There WAS decidedly less buying on the
part Of eleventh hour investors than
seemed to have been expected Profit
taking by longs and covering by shorts
made up the bulk OF the business. though
THAT has not often been equaled on a
short day. Light but widespread rain in
the northwest where the drought has
been worst, did much TO temper the effect
OF the government figures. Forecast OF
cooler weather had similar influence.
Cash wheat buyers failed to follow the
advance. but millers said the flour trade
had been helped, The government report
was interpreted to mean 100. 900 600 bush
els less wheat in the Dakotas and Mime
sofa than month ago. A sharp bulge
IN Liverpool was largely responsible for
the general buying at the outset, One
OF the results of todays besis OF prices
the country. notably Illinois and the
southwest There WAS one cheerful note
y dispatch from Texas said thrcshing
there was about completed, with the best
yield In thirty years. September ranged
from Sl.03s 10 $i.05 and closed 2a92sc
up at SI.04h TO S1.04i@1.04i.
Pressure OF selling In corn was directed
chiefly against December and May op-
tions. September fluctuated between 60sc
and 6lRc. closing &c lower, at 50s@607c
The cash market was easier. No 2 vel
low closed at sac.
After a general rush to cover oats
leaped into a local scalping affair For
September the high and low points, of the
day were foc and 392c, with the close al
3a5@39sc. which was l0sc above last
nights final prices,
Hog products were sharply higher early
but outside packers came on the market
as heavy sellers. All that was main
tatncd OF the advance till the end was
an average OF nickel.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
firm: spring patents, $50: No. 2 rye 76c
feed or mixing barley. 62@65c: fair 10
choice mailing: esa7Sc; haxseed No.
southwestern. $500; No. ! northwestern.
s2.l9; timothy seed. s5.25; clover. Sl1.50;
mess pork. per barrel. s24.75M25.00; lard
per 100 pounds, s1l.S7t: short ribs, sidos
(looseO, S12.37in12STs; short clear sides
(boxed), sl3.75@140O.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal TO IA. 900 bushels Prim~ ry re-
ceipts were 3S1 900 bushels. compared with
204. 900 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for Mon
day; Wheat. cars; corn. 192 cars; oaIs
10 cars: hogs, $4,000 head.
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Clearing House Statement.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July e.-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week GIVE
days) shows that the banks hold S11 S2s. :
$50 more than tho requirements of tho
25 per cent reserve rule. This is a de-
crease Of s7,591ooo In the ,proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans. sl.2Os.ol5,eoo: decrease. 1884,
Deposits. sl.1s4.57s, 400; decrease. s2a.-
Circulation. s4s,4oe.oOo: increase. s54.-
Legal tenders. sss.775,4 400; decrease. ST.
Specie. s24o. 700; decrease, s11.s14,-
800
Reserve. s3o7, 46o, 900; decrease, s13.517.-
600.
Reserve required. s29s,lis.s5o decrease.
Surplus, s11.32s,55o; decrease, $751;
900
Ex; y, S. deposits. sl1.75s.O75; decrease.
The percentage of actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks today was 2s SIS,
The statement OF banks and trust COM
NAMES Of Greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows:
Loans, S1.lI7. $4,000; decrease. $27.347.-
Specie. s127,122. 700: decrease, s3,247, 500.
Legal tenders. s22.o7s. 700; Increase,
Total deposits. s1.24s, ,S7s.soo; decrease,
Sa1 800, ,EOV.
The Financier will say.
IAN amazing discrepancy marked the
publication OF the statement Of the asso-
clated banks OF the city of New York for
the week ending Saturday. based on the
statement OF averages and on the actual
condition OF the institutions. The aver
age statement. tho loss In specie and
legals was reported as slS. 100000, loans
were reported as having decreased ST.
500. 900. while deposits fell 23.70o. 400,
THE result OF these operations was TO
reduce the reserve on all deposits by
s7.691, 900. making the surplus reserve
s11. .326.555,
"The statement of actual conditions
showed a decrease OF s28.021 100 In loans,
an Increase OF s3S64 300 In cash. and Il
decrease of s24.742, 900 in deposits. The
gain In cash and the decrease In deposits
brought up the cash reserve $40, OBS, 900.
making the present surplus above the 25
per cent minimum S1S,739.l 100 There is
no explanation to reconcile the conflicting
stat teinents. but, as a matter Of fact. rne
report of actual conditions probably more
clearly defines the real position of the
banks. The summary of state banks and
trust companies not reporting to the New
York clearing house showed an enormous
decrease OF S27. 3I7.l00 in loans. q contrac-
tion of SOS. .O03 800 in deposits, and an in
crease OF about 81 900 900 In cash. The
trust company position Is, therefore,
stronger
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING

Notice IS hereby given that there VIII
OF the Weimer Copper company had and
held at the office OF said company, rooms
20S-9 Herald building. Salt Lake City,
Utah, on the 18th day of July, A D,
1910, nj the hour OF o'clock p. N OF
said day.
Said meeting will be had and held FOL
the following purposes;
For the election of officers. for the
reason that officers were not elected al
tho time provided in the articles OF In"
2 For the transaction OF such othef
business as may lawfully come before the
meeting
This meeting Is called pursuant TO
resolution OF the board Of directors; also
at the request OF the president OF said
company,
j. l.. PERKES. Secretary.
JAS. l. PARDEE. President.
Dated Juno 25, 1910. m34ll
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Plain Evidence of RESISTING
Power Due to Liquidation
by the Shorts.
SOME EXTREME GAINS
RECORDED DURING DAY
Bank Statement Not One TO Give
Much Comfort to the
Financiers.
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July e.-Priccs Of stocks
advanced today IN the face of the show
Ing of the government crop report ON
spring wheat The stock market thus
demonstrated the resisting power 1t has
developed by the course OF liquidation
of weak speculative accounts to which
1t has been subjected and by the build
Ing up OF short Interest OF sufficient
dimensions to afford an effective absorp-
tive power by Its necessities.
The compensating advantage of the
the news OF showers today In the stricken
territory did not prevent sensational ad-
vances In the price OF the cereal. Out
side the wheat market. the stock mar
ket had the corn crop promise as an ad-
dltioDal factor of ameloriation to consid-
er. The crop report as a whole, how
ever. was admittedly an unfavorable fac
tor on stock market values and was dis
regarded
Only fractional portions of the days
extreme gains were sacrificed In the taxi
Ing OF profits by the room traders.
The bank statement showed wider dis
crepancies between the average and the
actual changes than has been disclosed
since the double showing was instituted.
The decrease In the average surplus re-
serve of 1881. 900 was transformed In
loans decreased S7.251. 400. compared with
an actual decrease OF $4,000. 900. The
average statement indicates q shrinkage
OF Sl3.517 600 In cash holdings. while the
actual gain reached s3.5S4. 300 The de-
posit item is the only one that shows
approximate correspondence in the heavy
decrease. The week also witnessed q
very heavy drawing down of the depos-
Its Of the institutions outside the clear
Ing house which include the trust COM
panles.
Bonds were steady.
Total sales. par value, $500 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call during the week.