Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
Its information Relative to De-
struction of European Beet
Crop Is Neutral

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RAWS.-Sales of the week comprise
5000 bags Of Cubas, prompt, on Satur-
day at 39sc c. & I. (4.3oc) and 10000
to 5000 bags Cubas, part from store
and part for shipment, on Tuesday. at
SIC c. & I. (4.26c) per ID. duty paid,
which is the closing quotation, show
ing decline for week Of 25c per ID. An
additional sale of 5000 bags Peruvian
full-duty sugar On Saturday at 3Ac
/ c. & I. (451c) completes all business
put through. The Warner refinery
was the only purchaser and Is In po-
sition to refine to advantage for the
moderate export business in refined
to Great Britain. Most Of the other re-
finers have ample supplies OF raws In
stock for the small domestic trade.
The receipts of the week were down
to the lowest point in years, 898 tons,
and stocks were reduced to 1875, 522
tons, against 170,074 tons last year.
The Cuba stock is 100000 tons, against
II 900 tons last year. There are sell
ers DESTROYS of closing out their hold
ings at 3Ac C. & I. (4.26cl including
stock warehoused previously, by rea-
SON of lack Of demand az time OF ar
rival, in some instances. These su-
CARS cannot be pressed to sale without
further concessions, but prices have
now reached a low level that begins
to make purchases of new-crop Cubas
for January-March deliveries look de-
sirable at say &c per h. (. o. b. Cuba
or practically 4sc per ID, duty paid
New York. Some interest is. being
shown in such purchasing, which may
lead to business soon.
Germany, as anticipated, has remoy-
ed its report embargo as far as to per
NIT shipments of its sugar crops to
neutral countries. This permission
had been expected for some time and
had been intimated to us by several
PARTIES interested in the exporting Of
German and Austrian sugars, before 1t
was officially announced. This decis-
ion was communicated to our govern
ment at Washington by the United
States consul at Magdeburg, who re-
ports 10000 to 100000 tons sugar as
now ready for shipment and some 900,-
600 tons to be had later on. He adj
yises shipments to be made to the
United States by American vessels.
put .4e way uoes No. r,,,oi -
enough as ye. iot tue SOLE oiti' q y
sucn snlpmenls.
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siuer soin =, "ay 49, $3.50 eU it re -
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/ ysionsd that sba psnsl sunnlies ~ cene
sugars will nj nrova .mnIs for ths
wants ~ tbe ITn,ted states nnder :
somewbat reduced consnmntion 70,
tba nresant camnaipn year 70 Octobe,
81 1a1E The oniy interference n hi,
/ resnect is likeIy IN come from Creai
Britain, and just at present that natior