The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-22
THE STOCK MARKET.

spectacular stunts were limited to the
remarkable activity in Oahu, but there
was a general tone of activity prevail
ing. The upward move of sugar has of
course had its influence on the market
while the continued fine weather, which
means bigger and better crops on the
plantations, also effected the market to
no small extent.
The recent warm weather has had its
effect on the growing cane and not only
is the cane looking exceptionally prom
Using, but the juice is running very
high. Plantation managers are wearing
smiles and the stock market is feeling
the effect.
Lewis, w. Pfotenhauer, +. j. Lowrey,
j. A. McCandless, p. Muhlendorf, H.
Focke and +. Klamp.
The report of Manager E. X. Bull,
read at the meeting, placed the esti-
mate of the season s sugar output at
approximately 10000 tons.
week at "a, later slipping back as low
as 33 80. There was but little of the
Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal, Feb
ruary S.-The spot quotation has ad-
vanced from 4 lose. per pound 90 degree
test centrifugals to 4.17c. per pound
this week, caused by improving mar
kets abroad and improving demand at
,home from refners to secure a consider
able amount of sugar under the market
depression of the previous week. The
business of the week comprised suffi.
cient amount to bring the total crop
al Ia. - u -
100000 tons, of which $4,000 tons
have already been received here and
with $4,000 tons afloat, leaves some
2000 900 tons sold and not delivered,
principally for February and early
March delivery. This amount is nor
nal and not abnormal for the refners
requirements at time of its arrival, and
leaves the Cuban market in good posi-
ton for further future contract sales
at full prices. In the meantime, some
100000 bags are on the market for sale
: at this writing at isle. c. & f. basis
(equal All landed, and these mostly
on moderate amounts. A quick pur-
chase of these offerings would leave the
market in still stronger position, while,
should buying be delayed, some seller
in instances might be inclined to con-
cede a small fraction to dispose of u
minor shipment, so that while the tone
and tendency of the market is to sus-
a;i,;I;e.p a,,oass;ons e.,
/ reasons. The close is easier, with sell
ers at 2.7Sc. c. 6 f., and buyers hold
ing off.
.fnrthos i,anrovomont
Tto soia.. for ,,rom,,t sb;nnon+ crho,
- ,I'o al ashnoIId rosporY prhinh ro;sad
tba oroto+;on from a osc IN a Ire
ehe auo'aa'on F I'm n'J'. sto. az
w. ,ar'o AN % pnrto Rioo oan+r;pn
u n1 o son ; 10y 10 sbinnant W Az
s M 60 - nsannat;a ~; :.
80 20: 80 40, IT n hno tons
AZ ,as q. 81 rooa;nts ai,r;n wool, ~
! oro CT 49,, ,,,;th o,norts Ak M
a ~ anS staot s;1, nrinoin,l nor,,
toa 900 80 ,.,;.h 100 pontroIs orind
~ au ;noroosa of 8ye for tbo week.
IonT .ho art;ro nnnhar of control
~ ;slonS af c,,ha yyaro yynrlin,
-, ~ aaruosrond;n,, vol, 81 +b.
f 60 rhiio No. civ or sovon remain =
49,; ,ninaino
: W. esati,aa4e .,,o ,,;siblo nrod,I ction y
D ara ont;ra ;sIand of Cnha N date n
one onn 80 ana;ns+ o9e 600 +ons Ios
e 49,. ana 900 o6o tons in 1oo7 an IN
year anu 100 oo0V roau ao nf OF 900 Ton
a o I'm ,ast v veor oN'N son '''
e W. Tn E,,ro1e tho aenress;or nrevious,
|, otaa , oaw ~ - an .end and ropewed q.
romea began with vigor, beets earl
: this week touching 12s. 9Md., frol
n which point they have advanced to 10
n for February. and rs; ZHd: LOT ma
O delivery, closing slgntly easier a' ~
9 reaction. ;,
s Il. U. Llcht caoled weather IN "
/ rope untavoraple LOT neiq WORK De'ai
n of damages to crops IN france by REL
IS son OF the moods nave NOT YET peeh r
{ celved. should the wheat nelus NAY
is been injured, THESE may De proved u
% der ana sown TO peet seed; inereas,l
10 the neet crop somewha. lnereoy, D,
Y. TINS is only a surmise thus lar on o.
Is part Elsewhere In EUROPE, mater
v increases OF so"lhgs are uoup.hui.