Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
REIMBURSEMENT OF VALUES
NOW TAKING PLACE IN STOCKS

Is, $3.50; 1000 Olaa SIS. $3.50: 50
Oahu. S27; 50 Oahu, S27; 100 Oahu.
81 500 Hilo 1901 6s, SlOO.75 500 Hilo
1901 Is, SlOO.75; : Olaa, S712h; 65
Olaa, SL12ih; 40 Oahu. S26.S71a; 80
Oahu, S2GS7ih; ) Oahu s26.S7la; 5
Oahu, S26.S71a; Oahu, S26s7h.
Wednesday, June 2G.
Salcs-Betwcon Boards: 10 Pine.
rpp'e, $40: SIS Pineapple. $40; 81 Olaa.
SHY; 100 Olaa. 81; 26j Olaa. 81.
goo Olga. 81; 10 q. r. & l.. Co. $40.
Session : Pineapple, $40; II. G. &
5. Co. $40; ) H. G. 4 $. Co.. Si3; 1000
Olaa Is. $3.50; 1000 Hilo ex. Is,
S9tjO; : Onomca, $5l; : Oahu. $3.50;
10 McPrydc, $3.50; Waialua, SEQ;
10 Waialua, $3.50.
u Thursday. June 81.
Sales Between Boards $4,000 Olaa
Is. $97 50: ~ Onomca, $50: IL Ono.
inca, $50! % OnomCa. $50: 90 Ono.
mca. 50; los Onomca, $50: IL Onomoa,
$50; 10 Oahu. $685.: Oahu $685.;
1000 Hilo ex. SIS. s9i.50: 1000 Hilo OK.
SIS. S9i.5O: 100 Hilo OK IS, $3.50: 100
Olaa, 1915; $50 Olaa. 1918 Session:
80 Waialua. SIZE; 80 Waialua, Sis;
As Oahu, S25.S7A; 100 Olaa, $3.50.
Friday June 2S.
Sales-Between Boards: 100 Nc.
Bryde, $3.50; 6 Pineapple, S39.75: IA
Pineapple, S39.75: IL Waialua, $112.5O;
100 II. c. Il s. Co, $i2.25; 743 Pioneer.
S31: rs OnCmea. $50. Session: 26
Pioneer, S3O.75; 2S Pioneer, S3O.75; 90
Pioneer. S30.75; McBryde. 6.37la;
10 McBryde, Sc: 3 Oahu, $3.50; s
Oahu, $3.50.
Building Operations.
Activity in building operations is
evident ali over the city. The scheme
Of erecting cottages for hire is being
carried out by number of land own
ers and quite a number are under con.
struction. At a number of points on
Beretania avenue small villages OF
cottages are springing up, and In other
parts of the city similar activity Is
seen.
In the Moiliili district cottages are
being erected on the tract of land
that has been selected for the girls
rcformatory. The main building will
soon be under construction.
In the Kaimuki district the chief
piece of work is finishing up of the
Liliuokalani Schoolhouse at the ter.
minus of the carline. In the residence
section number of houses are In the
course of construction. The grading
Of the new road that passes near the
Honolulu School for BOYS Is looked
on as an inducemcnt for further home
building in the East End.
The Brewer building on Hotel
street is nearing completion. The
Palm Cafe that will occupy the en-.
tire two.story part expects TO be In
the new building by the end of July.
The rest of the building. consisting
of One.story stores, Is being fitted up
with the latest modern store fittings.
and should not go begging for occu.
pants.
In the Kalihi and Palama sections
OF the city there Is considerable build.
ing going on, for the most part resi-.
dences.
Manifest results of the best kind
are following the advice and material
help of Market Superintendent Star.
rett among the small farmers of the
Territory. Large crops of the finest
onions In the world are being raised
In nearly every section of the Terri.
tory and commanding a good price.
During the early part of the week
there came from the Kahana ranch o
shipment of potatoes, the seed OF
which was planted last January. They
are of the Early Rose variety and of
the finest quality. This Is the first of
experiments with potatoes.
Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal for
June l3 gives the following very In.
teresting and instructive review OF
the raw sugar situation.
Raws.-The market for the week
mas been quiet and steady as whole
but with times of weakness in SYM
pathy with European advices. closing
without a change in quotations from
3.92c. per lib. landed basis, or 2 9.16c.
{. 4 (. for go test. The difference to
he noted however, Is In the largely
increased offerings of centrifugals at
2 slice. C, & (. basis for prompt and
at 25sc. C. e. I. for July Cubas, indi-
eating that sellers are finally becom.
ing under the influence of the insur.
rection possibilities in Cuba and are
more anxious to get their sugar ship.
ped out of the Island Again II 10
evident from the foreign news, latest
at hand, that no further purchasing
from Cuba for European markets need
he expected and that, on the contrary,
part OF the Cuba sugars already sent
abroad may find market here in re.
shipment to our country at a better
parity than exists for other sugars
abroad.
We draw some conclusions here.
with as to the supplies and demands
Tor consumption In the U. S. for bal.
ance Of calendar year which, possibly,
do away with any necessity for i'm.
ports OF Javas this season except TO
small extent; this is the expectation
of holders of Javas. who are making
no effort to sell here and are asking
.SOc to .4Oc above the parity OF
Cubas.
Our cable from Java reports no
shipments In May for U. s. or Europe,
but we understand that about 5000
TONS have since been shipped with U.
S. options.
European markets have fluctuated
between lis. Cd. and l2s. 0Ad. for
Beet, closing at lis. ND. for June,
July and August, the premium for
| August having been lost October
Beet, Influenced by the favorable Eu.
ropean crop news, is quoted at los.
2Rd., the parity of 4.l5c. for Centri-
| iugals,
In view of the latest information
| we have Increased nur agtimata Of tho