The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

have now arrived and others are ON the
way 80 that there win be no further
( halt. from this. cause. a (,
FOR the average beets dsliysre,i At Chi.
mo last year a price Of $4.95. s.
Beets are being shifted between
Utah and Idaho factories TO- a greater.
extent than usual this yeaE h.b. end
Paysop sent beets TO Eisinors. ogden
sent about 10000 tons to Lngan Fnl
Harlapd has arranged for about $4,000
tons TO 20 north TO Sugar CITY, Idaho.
"A special rate Of 81 per ton was secur.
ed from the railroad. From the Black
foot section beets are also going TO
Sugar City at Freight raie Of 80 cents
The campaign at Elsinore Is expected
ITO finish next week. Payson finished
about December Sth. The other Utah
FACTORIES wifi work into next wear. > An
the Idaho faetoties except Sugar City
were to be. through lv now. 90 m
colorado and Nebtasks Crops GOOD
The Grand Junction (ColoradoJ fac
tory IL experiencing much more sue.
cessfpl campaign than had been ex.
|peeted in view of the reduction in
acreqge made last spring. The crop
turned ont much higher than estimated
and the campaign will not be through
for another week or So,
N In Nebraska all beets were out of
1.-THE ground by the middle of Novem-
Der, and many THOUSAND tons were In
Eeilo, The campaign Is expected to con.
tinue we'll into the New Year.
X Harvesting In Ohio was completed
kabolt the middle Of November, with a
Tonnage per acre estimated, at 25 per
cent oyer last year s, and sugar content
halso higher. " =
The Alma factory Of the .Mlcbiga
Sugar co. closed during the first few
days Of December, and the Saginaw
factory was. expected to finish on the
Sth., All the others were expected to
be. through by the 18th. An Official of
/ the company said recently that the
weather during the present campaign
has been the best of any season, and
| the reason for the early winl-up can
be traced directly thereto, The years
Eyiela Of heets and sugar has been
about normal. A considerably 10.
Creased beet acreage is expected in tho
Menominee section for next year. II
/ Califofnia w ~
Cohsiderable light rain fell in all sec.
tibps. Of the State during. the past week
and proved most favorable for putting
| the soil in shape for fall blowing. All
factories have now finished the 1914
! campaign. :"
( Brazil ~. &e,.F ast5s n,as
November ~, 9l4-The Pernambuco
Ietop finally outtprned l,7f4,gS4 bags,
which figure, added to the outturn Of
the other districts, makes. q total crop
for the 1913 1914 campaign Of 203,3g5
tons, all of which, with the exception
Of 5000 tons exported to England, was
Ieonsumed locally,
The crop for 1914.15 is estimated at
200 200 tons, '@ r. ~
[ Many people think the crop will, fall
tfar short Of estimate. The rainy sea-
SON, was very severe one right UP to
Lend Of August and much cane IN the
Valleys, was quite killed off and it is
too, early yet TO say how far that may
/ be reeompensed BY the better yield
from the canes planted on, the hills,
which, with a, poor rainy season, arc
always bad, but when plenty Of rain
comes along they give exceptionally
good results, "a. q " d.. -. ~.
L AAt beginning or October there was q
keen demand from exporters for all
kinds of sugar and some, 100000 bags
90 deg. Crystals were sold and about
loo, 900 bags Of 81 deg. Brptos. OF this
there was shipped IN. October SO, 100
bags to London, Al 800 tags TO Liver,
pool, 30;7d0 bags 10. New York and $500
bags to Portugal Much more could
have been sold your way at one time
but planters Aegaa. to ask too much
and thus stopped business. Then came
photographic news that the Briti1h Gov
eminent had prohibited entry of Brazil
sugars and your BUYERS also retired
from the market, which, followed by
drop in the home MARI cts, kept things
very quiet for about ten days, hut dur,
ing the week there has been renewed
dHmand from all the Brazil markets
and fair sales ara reported at higher
pIiees for the best qualities of Whites.
Jaws Exports 80
nSugar--Our special cablegram. De-
eamber IA, 1914, from Batavia, reports
az follows: ~ -. r.. ..
Exports during November.
~ Europe by steamsrs.lS9,0O0 None
To elsewhere by sailers
'iand steamers .....,, $4,000 l44,4l2
Ifb Total. ,.......;... 21l 900 l444l2