Honolu lu Stock Exchange Sugar Journal May Report
Willett and Gray's Sugar Journal from April notes a quiet week due to Easter holidays with little market movement. Prices for May and current shipments are discussed, buyers hesitant, and the week shows reduced stock levels while European markets recover. Total U S and Cuba stock stands around 674 491 tons with forecasts hinging on crop progress and grinding toward closure. Latest sugar quotation is 3 735 cents per pound equal to 74 70 per ton.
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Work of House Continues Through Committee Reports
The Finance Committee favored a House Bill on insurance corporations and companies, its report adopted and the bill advanced to second reading. A bill on Heenan fem was to be tabled, and House Bill 214 covered subject matter. Senate bill on marriage licenses prompted debate, with concerns about permitting processes and travel rules for obtaining licenses, while agents can issue permits.
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Gemac
Rou Pall
Shelton
Hawaii
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Kantho
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Kaithi
Wun
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Shipping on Coast and Port Entries Curio in Yuba Notes
Shipping movements include the bark RP Rithet under Capt Drew reaching San Francisco on April 6 after a long voyage and the bark Edward May under Capt Jorgenson arriving at the home port with cargo. A schooner infender sailed from San Francisco or Muhukona in April with general cargo valued at 10,540. The report mentions bills and a finance committee.
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Honolulu legislative notes on licenses and appropriations
A Finance Committee report discusses Joe Cohen's license measure with amendments, increasing the license fee for shows to 400 annually. Miscellaneous Committee favorable on Kaleo's House Resolution 103 funding road and spring water projects. Agricultural Committee backs five year tax exemption for cattle raking industry. Senate salary bill budget adjusted to 1,712,1410, revised from the Senate.
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Pauon Valley
Pauoa Valley
Allento
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Hawaii Legislature Debates Coffee Bill and Amendments
House proceedings continue with amendments to liquor and coffee bills. Members discuss voting provisions, public notices, and exemptions for Hawaiian growers while navigating reports and minority views. A proposed coffee tax exemption draws debate over benefits to kanaka and economic impact on settlers.
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