Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
U. S. Atlantic ports markets.

basis 60, at , 5-16c c. 4 I. t3.32cl.
Federal, 25.0G0 bags Cubas. August
basis 60, at 2%sc c. & +. (3.39c), Ho
well.
July I-2500 bags Cubas, shipment
not before July Is, basis Sc at 22sc C
{: f., Philadelphia; Pennsylvania Co.
July 2-25,00 bags Cubas, August
clearance, basis Sc D, at 2&sc c. & (.
t3.39cD, Federal
The Week.-Raws unchanged. Re-
fined unchanged. Net cash quotations
this date are: CCntrifugals, 3.32c;
! Granalated. 4.214c. Difference 0S94c.
I Receipts, 72.349 tons. Meetings., 60 600
tons. Total Stock in Atlantic. TDEts,
! 329.S47 tons, against 317 ,49S tons last
! week and 376,715 tons last year Beet
sugar quotations, fob. Hamburg, 9s.
/ 4&d. per Cwt. for So analysis, equal
! to 3.54c for SO test Centrifugals at
! New York, duty paid. First Marks
! German Granulated fob. Hamburg,
lis. Cd, equal to 4.04c New York, duty
paid.
; Estimated afioats to the United
! States from Cuba and Porto Rico,
$4,000 tons; Hawaii, $4,000 tons: Phil
ippine Islands, 10000 tons. Total 1885,
900 tons against total $4,000 tons last
year There are $4,000 tons Javas
afloat that may be available for U. S.
Net Cash Prices Refned-The low
est price named for refined here on
this date is basis of Cane Fine Gran
ulated, in barrels, at 4.214c net cash.
Statistics by Special Cables.-Cuba.
The six principal ports: Receipts,
5000 tons; exports, $4,000; stock, 471,-
900 tons, against $4,000 tons last
year.
Centrals grinding, II. against IS
last week, Il last year and % in 1912.
Entire island receipts for week,
$4,000 tons, against $4,000 tons last
week, $4,000 tons last year and 10000
tons in 1912.
Stocks in the United States and
Cuba together of $4,000 tons, against
973,723 tons last week and 972,943
tons last year, decrease of 1928 |
tons from last year.
Europe in Europe, 2,207 900 !
tons, against 2,077,000 tons last year
Visible Supply.-Total stock of Eu- /
rope and America, 3,161,020 tons I
against 3,G49, 943 tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The increase of +
stock is HOT tons against an in
crease of 1882 tons last week. Total .
stocks and afioats together show
visible supply of $4,000 tons against
!, 210,943 tons last year, or an increase
of 125,077 tons.
Raws.-There has been no change :,
in quotations during the week under
review, the market remaining steady
and with an increasing firmer tone
and tendency, promising further i'm
in prices.
The course of the European mar
kets, which continue to show improve
ment in beet Quotations, is also an inn
Dortant influence on sugar conditions 4
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The business of the week comprises
sales made principally on Monday of ;
$4,000 to $4,000 bags Cuba and Porto {
Rico Centrifugals for June and July =
shipments, basis So test, at 2 5-16c
!. & +. and 1920 per h., duty paid, to
he Federal, and $4,000 bags for Aug ,
lst shipment at 23sc C. & f. (3.39e) g;
o the Howell refneries. l.,
md firm, with buyers and no sellers
It the above basis, Lice per lb. ad- \
rance being generally asked. Buyers !
eem disposed to wait over the holt /
lays, perhaps, before coming into the {
market again. Operators also bought g
august shipments moderately at 2$c,
!. & f. (3.39c). Ii -..@
The advance in beet quotations from
of 11ad. for July and August
nd I'd. for October-December places !
ur market in favor of sellers. II
The beet quotations are 9s. 41ad. for :
uly, 9s. 3d. for August and October :
december. .-...
Our report from F. o. LIGHT that
ain is wanted, possibly to prevent in 4
ect damage, especially in Germany, :
; sufficient cause for the market i'm r
rovement.
We give herewith our table of
tocks in all principal countries on
une 1st, showing an increase of :
1914 tons over last year and 10000 :
ms increase for European countries :.
My. (.
The latest report from Cuba gives :
[ Centrals working, and our friends
eport light showers in some parts of
lie island which heretofore were re-.
Orted in need of rain for the growing =
'op. H..
The total estimated production &C :
Inc 9th was 2,364,223 tons, against A
193,759 tons to same time last year.
ext week we expect to have the
,tual figures OF production to July
t.
The weather throughout the other =
'est Indies is reported rather too G
y for best crop prospects.
From Java comes reports of improY-i
| demand from the Far East, with
ices higher than the parity of the
nited Kingdom. =
The Atlantic Ports receipts for the ~
eek were increased to 72,349 tons, v
it'll MEETINGS unchanged and total
ccks increased 12,349 tons to 329,.
Z tons.
Mr.. Himely reports exports from
lba $4,000 tons to Atlantic Ports,
90 tons to New Orleans and 250e