Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-04

tons, although the only foreshadow
Of this Is In larger arrivals this week
than are required for MEETINGS, and
Furthermore the beginning of manu-
facture of domestic beet refined, which
can be placed Immediately on the
market, making 1t easy for cane re-
finers to reduce their MEETINGS to the
amount of their supplies of raws with
out disturbance to the country In the
way of further advanced prices.
| The limit Of advance of refined
sugar to consumers would appear to
have been reached, for several months
at least, even II crop out-turns should
prove 80 very short in the end as to
cause higher prices near the close of
the campaign year.
| The European beet sugar market Is
waiting one for first crop estimates
now about due from F. o. LIGHT. In
the meantime small fluctuations Of
prices will continue to follow the de-
velopment of crop conditions.
Our market is still under the influ-
ence Of small offerings, which are
taken at under the nominal market
quotation OF 5.09c, but not In sufii-
cient quantity to change the quota
ton.
New crop Cuba and Porto Rico
sugars are more talked about. with
out approaching to actual business;
3kc C. 4 +. (4.SGc landed or its
equivalent (. o. b. Cuba. would be
paid for January deliveries. while this
price is named by sellers of February
March deliveries.
| Porto Rico new crop stands similar
to Cubas on the market for January
February shipments.
| Cuba crop expectations. as they
cCme to us from the several estates.
are more or less irregular. and always
based upon what the weather condi-
tons may be during the actual crop
making. The figures named thus far
In these reports vary considerably.
BY next week we will be able to give
some idea of the average expectation
of the crop out-turn, but a close esti-
mate Is out of the question ut this
early date.
Receipts for the week at Four Ports
U. s., are 42,s57 tons. MEETINGS $4,000
tons, total stock in U. s. and Cuba
topetber Sl.s79 tons. against 74,O22
tons last week and 1908 tons last
year.
The next change In spot quotations
ia likely 70 he lower. but there il still
considerable interval ahead in which
there will be lack Of sales on which
to base the market quotation officially
A cargo of Hawaiian sugar arrived
yesterday ut Philadelphia by sail
ing vessel, the value of which sugar
has increased go per cent since 1t was
loaded at the shipping port.
The local stock market mas ho'
done an over-amount OF business our,
Ing the week. ana the majority Vi 'ne
sales were conhned 10 the iesser
priced stocks. Following are the safes
for the week on the local exchange
and between boards
SALES-Between Boards: 10 Wal
alua, $1l7.50; 20 Waialua, $l17.5O; ~
Waialua, $117.50: 40 Waialua. $l17.5O;
10 Hon. b. & NJ. Co.. s2l; $50 Hon
d. 4 NJ. Co, sci; Is Oahu, $32.25; q
Oahu, s32.25; 90 McBryde, 81.
Session Sales: % oiaa, *o''b; ~
Haw. pine. CO., *ss, q, o,,,
sALEs-es'~een ho"r" So 90 CO.. o' ~
$32; III II. u .. 90 sto'oIH ..
II. u q .. Co., $fo.'sH, 10 III, " ~ "
>. co.. s4o,o-H' ~ nav" o"n w.
Sa'' ioo o'aa, >''o-H' '''o' NV
bryue os' sioo
session saies: ~ munr'u.' S''
20 Mcbryue, $o''o' ~ o'a"' '',o-n
| DiViDENpe-o' Brew. w, 80
Ewa' 2oc, "al"an"'o' s-''o' ia"
Electric, Toe; II. .. NJ Co. ioc'
~. l. 5. N Co. ''c' hahuku, ioc, ma"
~
SALE.S-Between boarus: 30 ohn"
s3iio' 20 oahn, $Sl' 10 o",", s',,
20, 20 oaha S1a,o, o' s,ra. '''' "
| LWa' Soi' 81 MINIMUM $3.50