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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
6
California Oil Dividend notice appears from Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Co at 166 Geary Street San Francisco. The fragment lists a payment action and financial institution involved, but lacks clear dates or amounts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated entry with numbers and names such as Bauer Detwoth and Gabe Sug, indicating a price quote or stock detail. The readability is low, with partial lines and inconsistent punctuation.
The page lists automotive ads and shopping notes with a Fort street bargain shop and Bargains business, plus directions to Manuel Richard at Union Hotel and other local contact hints. It mentions an arrival of ships, concerts, a wireless operator, and various names in a snapshot of community notices.
Journal notes changes in raw sugar stocks totaling 3 216 145 tons with a year to date decrease of 38 454 tons. Prices for centrals fell to 4.08c with bids leaning to buyers amid European beet sugar declines and weather disruptions affecting shipments from Cuba and Puerto Rico.
The report notes rising arrivals and meltings, with shipments totaling 89 445 tons and 46 599 tons for the year, along with a new crop cargo of 3 080 tons. It discusses central grinders in Cuba reaching 152 this week, with 121 last week and 196 that year, and projects from 152 completing the full system. It also mentions US supply abundance projections and parity changes for boots and centrifugals.
A notice invites a capable man with $5000 to invest in a well paying venture. A dredging position offers 183.60 per diem with a competitive examination at the Naval Station Monolak in February 1910. Applications and further information should be sent to Honolulu address Comman dents aval Otéhion- Honolulu.
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