The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-26

O,g0syO00 tons, or say, an increase
Alilce our last indication Nof $4,000
tons. The largest increases are: Ger
rnany 100000 tons. Austria 100000
tons and Russia 100, 900 tons. ~
II Is astonishing ID think that these
fhrse countries, now involved In war
shbuld be able to handle such an ehor
nous sugar crop, attend 10 the harvest
ing Of the beets and work same iIItu
sueaf with SO, many Of the men OF the
sohMtIfes in tBs different 4 YIIie.
Busope Has Industry systenastized
1T shows that the sugar beet indus
try In Europe Il certainly systematized
on the highest possible scale, ne other.
wise. the making Of 100000 tons OF
sugar in the three countries OF der
many, Austria and Russia would ssem
Incredible, While, Of course, n was
expected that some Of the crops would
be harvested, duy such figures as are
! nov being officially reported were
Thought out of the question. = a
r. Considerable interest is shown as' 10
the extent of the sGwiags for the next
Enfopcah beet crop. II was generally
expected that owing to the scarcity of
cereals the acreage Of beets was I'd
be ,cut down fully so per cent. How.
ever, adyiees received from Europe
md credited TO good authority state
that Germany Is only expected TO re-
difee s0wings % per cent 1t Is pos
ssible that the remarkable handling and
marking Of the past German sugar crop
may have something to do with the ex-
perted area of beets for the next cam
Rafgn being inereasd. ~. D. g.
Eehnsd Fellows the Rise - q
Refined has followed the rise in the
raw market closely. advancing from
,5.35c, less per cent, to &c, less 2 per
cent, oskiuS prices by all fefhers ex.
cent the Anne 'iran aud Howell, who
stiIl take orders at 5.T5e, less 2 per
cent. Federal REPORTS that thew are
firm &C &c, but Warner and Arbuckle
accept business at 5.75e; less 2'pet cent.
The same remarks as to raws may
Ne applied to refined, that while the
wifkdfa~Hls are good for immediate
use, the demand for new Dizziness Is
father diminishing At the present Level
,Of vahee. i"'"e r. Y ~" w '.tf, q
Owing % the large basiness. delays
IN shipments are causing much incon.
|Yehienees TO tlJuyers The following
delays tAfs reported today! American,
. lgf 4fdays~ on sttaieht ears. q days on
ass6rted ArbdckIe, about days; Fell.
ern, fairly prompt; Howell, 10 days
70 weeksy Warder, 8 TO 4 days. ~
While selling quotations are main.
tAin6d,s orders on contract can now
be entered IL desired, and, with the re
Hetibh inraws some sympathetic move
ia refined is likely to follow. =
,, An aStfys bbsitess was done daily
IN eeHtffet sugars on the New York
Coffee .Exehange at advancing price,
pfitil tkes siose, when a sharp reaction
took place. 81. - =1'.lE r.. - .
This iturn downward is the first ex-
periehce Of the kind ON the Exchange
and the market there respond with
quick declines FOR all months Z rom
tractsi iH irstapces 10 extent Of ,32e
tos zoe lower than yesterday's close.
Sales of week total 900 4 tons.
leiosihG quotations March, Sy7O-7icy
July, q ,ss- secs Ssptsnbers 3.97.pSc!
4 tEl5 itops iof tie week s receipts
have g8ns into wafeh6use 10 be hell
against deliveries en- this Exchanged I
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