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

kETS Sales at New York:
July 10000 bags Surinams, sfloat.
basis 90 deg, at 2.00Sc. c. i, (, (3.2Sel,
spectators. '
July sl--e5.eoo bags Cubas. atioat,
basis 90 deg, at 2ac c. & + tS.26cl.
refiners-
THE WEEK.-MRS. unchanged.
Refined unchanged Net cash quota
tons this date are, Centrifugals,
3 zoe, granalated. 4,2l4c; difference,
esa4es receipts. 4S.tSQ tons; MEETINGS.
2,eea tons Total stock in Atlantic
ports. SI4.ol9 tons, against SSS.5SI
tens last week and sac. $50 tons last
year Beet sugar quotations. I, o. b.
Hamburg, Is ~. per ewt- for 81 deg.
analysis, equal 70 assoc, for 90 deg.
test centritugalS at New York, duty
paid, First marks German graaulated
E o. b. Hamburg. lis, SAd.. equal TO
ta5e. New York. duty paid
Estimated afiOats TO the United
States from Cuba and Porto Rico. So.
zee toRSs Hawaii. 4o,eee tons. Philip
piae Islands, $4,000 tons, Total lS4,.
e09 tons. against total t01 sets9 tons
last year There are lS,0eo tons JaEas
sf9oat thar may be available for U, =
NET CASH PRICES REFINED -
The lowest price named for refined
here On this date is basis Of cane hne
granulated, IN barrels az +.2l4e- net
cash. -
STATISTICS BY SPECIAL. CA
RL.ES. - Cuba. - The six principal
ports
Receipts. 1900 tons exports. 81 GEO.
stock, 352.99e tons. against 3tS,ese
tons last year,
Ceatrals grinding. against Z last
week, 10 last year and Ia In 1911
!. Entire island receipts tor week, I3,-
900 tons, against $4,000 tons hast
week, tl,gga tons last year and s.8Ga
tons in 1872 II
SsocRs in the United SS8tes and
Cuba together OF S6:s.9 lS cons, against
sci, 434 tens last Wseh and IA, Dds tons
hast year. an increase of Sa,43a tons
from last year ra.".. ........ .. r.
Europe Stock in Europe. f,g41, 900
tons, against 1,Sf5.gGG tons last year:
VISIBLE SUPPL Y Total stock OF
Europe and America, 2.2(l4.478 tons
against 2S09.54S tons last year at the
same uneven dates The increase Of
stock is t96. $40 tons against an in
crease OF 157.33S tons last week To-
tai stocks and afioats together show
a visible supply OF 2.96S,9IS tons
against 3765. 54S tons hast year on an
Increase of 203. $50 tons,
R-AWS. The week under review
has been quiet and steadg without
change in illaH market qtI0ratiuns
from last week.. say 2Ec cost and
freight and 3.26c duty paid for SO deg
test centrifngals.
At the close of the week the market
was still under the influence of over
supplies OF sugar. seeking buyers. hut
the disposition of reffners was to- sus-
tain prices as far as possible, and
hence no further decline was maite
from the 326c basis
/ Ar the same time some ffrmness
was given the market by this action
lof retiners and produced a little ais.
position to buy on the part of specti.
lators, who took a few pnompt snip,
ment sugars at the same basis and
also, 100000 bags for seconkhaif Alr
gust shipment at 2asG G. & {.
ON Monday the strength partially
disappeared. and 1900 bags Guhas.
.afloat. were offered at, TIC, G. & Z.
without buyers, hut the sugars referr,
ed to- last week as on lighters we're
not offered.
On Tuesday the regular weekly
Guha cable came in. and its tenor was
Sucfl as to- be looked upon fayorahiy
tina
markets to the 21ae C. & & basis. at
which some 30,001l5 bags Cuhas aftoat
were taken by nefiners. notwithstand.
ing that European markets. We're sane-
what depressed ana gave no help to-
our market; .."
The fact that Cuban exports fortte
week fell OF largely and that United
States receipts were less than one
half those OF the preceding, week anti
less than the requirements for melt,
ings, gave. confidence that the over
supplies. sent into the United States
were likely to be discontinued. If so
the absorption of SUCH surplus into
the refined product will so on rapidly |
and normal conditions prevail again
Some Gubas and Porto Rteos today
are seeking market at 2l4c- c.. &c I. !
and $50 per 10, 50 deg. basis. ami
the market pausess bHt remaining just
quiet, aud steady for the moment.
European beet sugar markets de-
cfined for the week from g. 3S&d. lori
July and August to 9ss lad. for Jniy /
and rs. 3d. for August, and 4ds de-
cline for 0etobeF-DseenbeT deliveries
Cane, 80 deg. Is nsd. lower AT 9s.
Tad .:.....-.
EQregean. beet crop conditions cen=
tin.e 20 he reported by f. o. LLcht as
very favorable, although Faan ~ neea-
ed in some sections
Regarding these beet cFpps, Is no
Of Safeez Haatss lr.'s-sxpeetsti tot
be. made until into September, We are
forced to draw eenclnsieas still freBIl
the size Of the sowipgs- and the wealth |
er, conditions STAGE the sowing perrod5 !
r q. Lieht, 3 latest expectations are
that the savings Of Europe reached |
his maximum estimate, and if results
from sowings are based upon last
wear = 6nfturn, the crop will likely en-.
coed last year By 100000 tons, but if |
~. -. $3.50. - ef~s xrre.rr ot1ffrlrTt