Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30

|, KETS. Sales at New York:
sales 81 New York:
June LTD, 900 bags Cubas. prompl
shipment, basis SIS deg. at 3 9-32e {
and /. t3.29c1, Arbuckle; 5000 bag.
Porto Rieos. afloat, basis 96 deg q
3.29c.
June 10000 bags Cuban and
Porto Ricos, nearby, basis 9e deg. a
2 9-32c q. and (. and 3.29c. American
June 10:-I0, 900 bags Gubas. afioat
basis 90 deg at 5-16c c. and
l3.32c1.
June 10-11.S 81. 900 bags Cubas, July
clearance, basis So deg. at 2 11-32c c
and + t3s6cl July shipment, basis sc
deg at CSC G. and I. l3.39cl and Aug.
ust shipment, basis So deg, at 2 1890
&c. and /. t3.42cD, spectators.
THE WEEK .-RaWs declined csc;
reacted same. Refined unchanged.
Net cash quotations this. date are:
Centrifugals, 3.32c.; Granulated, 4116c.
Difference O.796c. Receipts, 47,525
tons. Melting, $4,000 tons. Total
stock In Atlantic ports 2S7.423 tons.
against S0l, s9s tons last week and
3S2,O41 tons last year. Beet sugar
quotations, fob. Hamburg IS Cd per
ewt. for IS deg. analysis equal to 3.57c
for IS deg. test Centrifugals at New
York duty paid First Marks German
Granulated fob. Hamburg, lis SID,
equal to 4.0Sc New York, duty paid,
Estimated afloats to the United
States from Cuba and Porto Rico, 60
600 tons; Hawaii. 50.0o0 tons; Phillip
pine Islands, $4,000 tons. Total 155,-.
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 Fine
in barrels. at 4.116c net
cash.
STATISTICS BY SPECIALG GABLES.
Cuba THE six principal ports:
Receipts, $4,000 tons: exports, 3D.
100; stock, SIS. 900 tons, against $685.
200 tons last year.
Centrifngais grinding Is, against 81
asst week, 49 last year and " II
912.
Entire Island receipts for week. 3S,-l
100 tons, against $4,000 tons last week.
1900 tons last year and $4,000 tons
d 1912. s'A
Stocks In the United States and Gu
d together OF I,B29. 754 tons. against
.077.766 tons last week and LOTT, 1871 /
6ns last year. q decrease Of 4,S77i
ons from last year.
Europe Stock in Europe. 2,651 .000l
ons, against z. 545, 000 tons last year.
VISIBLE SUPPLY Total stock Of
.urope and America. 3.6s0,754 tonstl
gainst 3.616, 6S1 tons last year at the
anne uneven dates The Increase OIL
took Is 64.123 tons against an in-I
rease Of 7s,348 tons last week. Total
locks and afl0ats together show q Wis
,le supply Of 1890. 754 tons against
,s52,6S1 tons last year. or an in-i
rease of sS.12s tons. f
RAWSrLast week elesed at 3.32cll
or lbs duty paid, for 96 deg test
This price was reac.l
on from the high point Of the sea-
IN thus far, at 8. SOC per ID.
The week under review added q lit
E to this reaction, moderate busi-
sss having been done on q quiet mar {
&c at 3.29c per ID. AT this quetationl j
Ie downward trend stopped on We'd ,
ssday and the upward trend Is sgin !
'newed. Fl
The sales Wednesday included TO-
10 bags Cnbas. afloat, at 2 5-16c O.
Id &, equal to 3.32c per h., dutyi /
I'D, at which price the spot quota.
On Is now established Other Inn
ovements shown are in sales to spell
llators at 2 11-32c q and 4 (3.36cl
I July clearance, 2ssc G. and I. for
lly shipment and 2 1880 G. and T.. |.
+ August shipment !
Refiners have shown little interest in
lures, and these purchases go to- 6
orators. After this business. how I
er, sellers pretended to 2ssc c. and E
.39c1. dnty paid, for prompt sugars
lich Is quite likely to be paid soon,
us making q fun return from the y
reaction and leaving condi. q
ms favorable for further improve '
ent.
The European depression appears to \
We stopped on the same day, follow. II
by an improvement in beet sugar II
Citations Of I'd for all months, but /
a complete recovery to the pre-
JUS weeks quotations. by further
vance requirement of sd for thel Z
ne, July and August deliveries Il
The sales of the week amount to-
out 100000 bags Cubas and Porto 4
co Centrifugals for prompt and fu- .
re shipment. Sz% !. ~ ~
We give herewith Messrs. Guma-
.jer,s IHavanal statement of the Q
ba crop to June 1. y
The crop production for the month y
May was 3f5, 1896 tons. against 377,- u
tons for May. 1919. 'f'he total pro- .
ction to June is s.244.22s tons, q
ainst 206s .759 tons to same date a
It year, The balance OF production n
complete crop of ], 800. 600 tons re- b
Tres 255,7T7 tons. against 359,778
IS produced last season after June l. n
The failing off In production in May p
5000 tons will Drobably be. fol- w
we'd by further falling off in June p
d after. but the final crop should F
ich our estimate of 100000, and ii
" exceed II a little. : has