Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-24
WiIIett & Gray's Sugar Trade Jour

- Which, ~ 1td4 Ouedfs Ltduc jour
nal for December II says:
STATISTICS BY SPECIAL Ca
.BLEg Cuba. new crop The six prin-
opal ports:
Receipts, 200 tons; exports. 200
tens; seek, .nCne.
Gentrals grinding, 81 against eight
last week and Is last year.
Entire island receipts for week. 1000
tons, against none last week and 5000
tons last year.
stocks ii the United States and Gu
ba together Of I07,O64 tons. against
107,772 tons last week and 62.S65 tons
last year, an increase of 1902 tons
from last year.
Europe Stock In Europe, f,S07 600
tons, against 1850, 900 tons last year
VISIBLE SUPPLY. Total stock Of
Europe and America, 1,914. 0s4 tons
against Lila, Sos tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The increase In
stock Is 20l.099 tons against an In
crease of 170,24S tons last week. To-
ttal stocks and afloats together show
visible supply Of i.S37.064 tons
against Il, 768 ,965 tons last year, or an
Increase Of 16s,0g9 tons.
RAWs while last weeks auota-
ticn for 96 degrees centrifugals was
3.61c per h., nominaIly. in the alb
sence OF reported sales at less, yet We
noted that sugar from store could be
bourht 81 4 s4c ner II a. i fact. Il
develoned s few daya later tl,af an
actnaI ale If new crop Porto Ricoa
vas MADE IN december Z At 4 54c per
m Which schangef fine anot haeia to
s4c On that date.
me v,aelr Is frrther notable for .s,r.
tinued weakness Il, new crop Ctbas
for future delivery under lighf trans.
action, the nriee tonching IS 8 e +.
for Januarv sllipment I,y snnrchase 81
Il fllfl bags FOR snecTlafio,,.
4 Dacernhar. sl,tnInan,- is nov, f,nnfad If
> 1916 = e par1r Iannarv Toe
ana All Jan,arv ana Fsehr,,arv a. -
the last sonal - . , sec landed
for az degree fasf s.. =,
psfner e. b e, Lan+ ~. ~ .,,a or:
tat this r,aas an s,osv, i,,,,;ffsrsnea
- ~ ..l,,,, sts,. !, :. =.
80 - 800, :, ~. 1 49, - -
$500 49,. 49, - Z
1870 - 49,. - ~ ..I.,s 80 -
~. :.
n9.e s..es - aIe sls e. q
= uDa ~ ~
- -. OK = = ~ s a.,
~ 1919 80 =, $500 $500
800 l.oll VI =
Inoll "a - .lllu Ds5l y e.
sa.es Was loohsu upon e too
- Su. t.ls' = ~ uIss
e,eu 1850 2, !. 81
aple lae IN y 81 nae snelI INST essiLhaae
= e1, g - .oyv.toh %nlle MI .,:
,ll,.sly eolles. ou. tooas VIII 2 pllil
NatuIaiiy y y le1t anaS even 1c 9,
g I: nlAy h0s pe ssne illllle q aecllhe:
mere q, however, sucn e lalisnorl
"a the sDeets crop OF convention coun'
tries @ europe mat the lndlcations
are unlLed hangaom VII pc 2 iaree
puyef q JUDAS TINS year, when snonio
Lave some s1eadying erect on tne
ilsrhets mere.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tne 1ecilne ~ tne
europe speet market, lnere mas peel
some lh1eIesI SHOWN y SIne 0niteo
LAlneoolh N CuDas on OASIS around
L.sVc Io.o.s CUBA, ana = = reported
snaL 2 cargo was SOLO Yesterday @
gvvV Tons, ioaalng % commences aeoul
me mluule q January az i.svc TOD
70 oegs Iest. mere appears 70 pc f.lr;
tner interest as stnls price
ne naFvesting q the san iio'oin..a
crop having commenced, there Is
more disposition % offer these SUGARS
ana recently there were some sales
made 70 canadian refmers OF January
end February shipment. direct to Hall.
tax, the price OF which Is withheld, Dui
IS probably close to 20 ell Halifax
At the close the offerings OF these
sugars are somewhat lower. with g
sale reported to Montreal refineTs at
1.95c. cit for January February ship.
ment.
Some Surinan sugars afIoat sold
recently al 1870 elf New York. The
weather conditions in Cuba have re.
Gently been Increasingly favorable, SO
that the sugar yield of the cane is usu.
ally good and accounts for the in.
creasing estimates of crop outturn and