Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-02

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Gray's sugar trade journal makes the
following review of the week in the
sugar world:
U. s. ATLANTIC PORTS MARKETS.
Sales at New. York
April $4,000 bags Cubas, second
half April, basis SO degrees, l 1916 c..
& +. (295), Federal
April $4,000 bags Cubas and Por.
to Ricos, prompt and second half
April. basis SO degrees, at 1892 c. &
f. and 2.92c, American and Arbuckle.
April 100000 bags Cubas, prompt
and April shipments, basis Sc degrees,
at 1916 c. & I. (295cJ, American,
Howell and Federal; 10000 bags Gu
has, prompt, basis Sc degrees, at
1880, c. & f. (2.9Sc), Federal.
April 14-2S,000 bags Cubas, April
shipment and May clearance, basis
SO degrees, at l 31-32c C. & f.12.9Sc),
Federal.
April 10000 bags Cubas and Por-
to Ricos, prompt, basis Sc degrees, at
| 1916 c. & T. and 295c o. T., A. S.
r. Co.
April 16-25,OOO bags Cubas. prompt.
basis 96 degrees, at 1890 C. & f. to
Boston (2.9Sc); 200 100000. bags Gu.
bas and Porto Ricos, prompt and
April, basis SO degrees, at l 31-32c c.
& f. and 29Sc, A. S. R. Co.
Raws advanced &C. Refined un-
changed. Net cash quotations this
date are: Centrifugals, 2.S9e; gran
ulated, 3.75c. Difference, 0.695. Re-
reipts, 1902 tons Meetings., $4,000
tons. Total stock in Atlantic ports,
246,001 tons. against 1929 tons last
week and 257,729 tons last year. Beet
SUGAR quotations, +. 0. b. Hamburg, 9s.
3D. per cwt. for SS degree analysis,
equal TO .351c. for Sc degree test Cen
trifueals ,atEew York, duty paid. First
Marks German graduated f. o. b.
Hamburg: lis. 1kd., equal to 1850.
New York, duty paid.
Estimated afloats to the United
States from Cuba and Porto Rico. S0,-
O00tons; Hawaii, $4,000 tons. Philip
pine islands, $4,000 tons. Total 120.-
900 tons, against total $4,000 tons last
year.
NET CASH PRICES REFINED.
The lowest price named for refined
here, on this date is basis of cane
line granulated, in barrels, at 3.575c,
net cash.
BY SPECIAL CABLES.
Cuba-The six principal ports:
: Receipts, $4,000 tons, exports, &c.
zoe; stock, $4,000 tons, against Ill.,
700 tons last year.
Centrals grinding, 1865. against 172
asst week, 173 last year and 172 in
912.
Entire island receipts for week, 109,-
100 tons. agPinst 10000 tons last
week, 104 900 tons last year and $4,000 /
ons in 1912
Stocks in the United States and
'uba together of 969,704 tons. against
'92,790 tons last week and 777,351
ems last year. an increase of 1927 Il
'53 tons from last year
EurOpe-Stock in Europe, 1881 900 Il
ons, against 2,969,O00 tons last year.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Total stock of Europe and America =.
,906,704 tons, against 3,746,351 tOnSli
asst year at the same uneven dates.
The increase of stock is 160,353 tons
galnSt AL increase OF l96, 443 tons /
asst week. Total stocks and afloats
0sether show visible supply of t. i
'9G,7O4 tons. against 3.S37.351 tons
asst year, or an increase of 239,353
OnS
RAWS.
The week under review includes
wO hOlidays-Fridav and Saturday,
Il which all sugar business was clos
d, and Monday was also holiday in
lOndCn.
Centrifugals. 96 degree test. changed
Turing. the week from 2.O2c per h..
IUtv paid, to 29Sc on Monday, and to
.93C on Wednesday. closing today AZ
he same basis.
The cost and freight business has
cen at the same PARTIES fer PROMPT
shipment say 3I-22c and 15-16c
'e~ III.
Futures for Way shinment are neg.
cctcd at 1-&@c advance asked by
sellers.
Fuyerc SEQ TO advantage in buying
futures at ar advance on current QUO
atiCnS
Total Purchases were about 250, 900
)ags $4,000 tonsl Cubas and Porto