Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-10

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! July 16--5, 900 bags Surinams, aioat.
basis sc deg at 2005c, c. l. I. 1850,
spectators
July 21-25 900 bags Cubas. afioat,
basis Sc deg, at 2Ae c. & I. t3.26cl,
reffners ......
THE WEEK.-MRS. unchanged
Refined unchanged. Net cash quota
tions this date are: Centrifugals,
S.26c; granulated, 4214c; difference,
0.954c; receipts. 43,4S0 tons: MEETINGS,
$1,000 tons Total stock in Atlantic
ports, 374,017 tons, against 3S5.537
| tons last week and 349,760 tons last
year. Beet sugar quotations, l. o, b.
! Hamburg, 9s. az. per cwt. for SO deg
! analysis. equal to 3,50c. for SO deg
test centrifugals at New York, duty
paid. First marks German granulated
I (. o. b. Hamburg. lis Sad. equal TO
403c. New York, duty paid.
Estimated afioats to the United
States from Cuba and Porto Rico. 55,.
900 tons; Hawaii, $4,000 tons: Philip
pine islands, $4,000 tons Total 1884,.
600 tons, against total 100000 tons
| last year. There are $4,000 tons Jayas
afoat that may be available for u. s.
| NET CASH PRICES REFINED -
The lowest price named for refined
!, here on this date Is basis of cane fine
granulated, in barrels, at Allie. net
cash.
STATISTICS BY SPECIAL CA
BLES. - Cuba. - The six principal
ports:
Receipts, 1000 tons; exports. $1,000;
stock, $4,000 tons, against $4,000
tons last year.
Centrals grinding, against last
week, 10 last year and IL in 1912.
Entire island receipts for week, 49,.
LOCO tons, against $4,000 tons last
week, 1900 tons last year and 5000
tons In 1912.
Stocks lin the United States and
Cuba together Of 1853 ,978 tons, against
| s2l ,424 tons last week and 794 ,s4S tons
last year. an increase Of 6s430 tons
From last year
Europe Stock in Europe, 1,941O0O
tons, against J. 16 900 tons last year.
VISIBEE SUPPLY. Total stock OF
Europe and america, 2,S04,97S tons
against 2,669,54S tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The increase of
stock IS 1876, 1910 tons against an In.
crease of Isl. 1888 tons last week To-
| tai stocks and afioats together show
visible supply of 2,ge8sg7S tons
against 2, T65,548 tons last year, or an
| increase Of 203, 430 tons.
RAWS. The. week under review
has been quiet and steady, without
change in final market quotations
from last week, say PIC cost and
freight and 326c duty paid for 96 deg.
| test centrifugals.
At the close of the week the market
was still under the influence of over
supplies Of sugar, seeking buyers, but
| the disposition of refiners was to susf
tain prices as far as possible, and
hence no further decline was made
from the 3.26c basis.
At the same time some firmness
was given the market by this action
| OF refiners and produced little dis.
position to buy on the part Of specu'
l.lators. who took few prompt ship;
ment sugars at the same basis, and
also 100000 bags for second-half Au-
gust shipment at 23sc c. & I.
On Monday the strength partially
disappeared, and II 900 bags Cubas,
Iafoat, were offered at s2Ne c. & T.,
without buyers. but the sugars referr-
led to last week as on lighters were
not offered.
On Tuesday the regular weekly
Cuba cable came in, and its tenor was
such as to be looked upon favorably
| by buyers and fully recovered the
markets to the 2Ac c. & {. basis, at
which some 10000 bags Cubas afioat
were taken by reiners, notwithstand.
ing that European markets were some
what depressed and gave no help to
our market. -
The fact that Cuban exports for the
week fell on largely and that United
States receipts were less than one
half those of the preceding week and
Hess than the requirements for. melt.
ings, gave confidence that the over.
I supplies sent into the United States
were likely to be discontinued II so
| the absorption of sneh surplus into
the refined product win go on rapidly
and normal conditions prevail again.
Some Cubas and Porto Ricos today
are seeking market at FAC c. & Z
and 3.26c per H.. So deg. basis, and
| the market pauses, but remaining Just
quiet and steady for the moment.
European beet sugar markets de-
clined for the week from 9s. 3Ad. for
July and August to 9s. 2Ad. for July
and IS. Sd. for August, and I'D. de-
cline for October December deliveries.
Cane, IS deg. is lid. lower at 9s.5
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