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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
8
Stable ad touts easy riding figures and stylish horses at the stockyards claiming quality stock and reliable riding prospects amid a bustling marketplace.
Market summaries report Cuban holders delaying sugar sales amid European speculative advances. West Indies shipments offered with landing terms but buyers showed no willingness to pay spot prices. London trading quiet after speculative activity. May and August futures listed. Weather outlook for beet crop favorable. U S sugar consumption in 1904 rose 21.7 percent to 217,619 tons versus 1903. Foreign producers totaled 1,776,281 tons, Hawaiian sugar contributing 920,745 tons.
The article lists refined sugar consumption and production by major firms, notes 1905 price shifts beginning with granulated at 4.60 cents per pound and general 1 cent gains, and cites visible sugar stock totals for Europe and America reaching 649,850 tons against 3,001,208 last year. It highlights domestic beet sugar production at 100,895 tons and foreign refined imports at 26 percent, with a cautious outlook on future prices amid global supply pressures.
A garbled report from Honolulu notes a new boxing club forming under a controversial promoter. It warns residents to beware of a fake match between two known fighters and urges support only for clearly legitimate bouts while the sport reportedly grows. officials caution against shady activities.
The article notes that the code system was not used in cabling, causing confusion as messages were not understood. Two intelligent replies were sent to Mr Morgan during a brief Coast stay, with hints of further action and a preliminary study on Gio mainiani. The piece mentions printing and a Bulletin related fine remittance.
Sailings today include Wadnowtay Jam 18 and Nebraskan Weedon for Watley Sohn Cf. Woodbury Marly, Ville Thurwtas Jan 19. Also San Francisco matches listed with San Francisco and New Orleans harbor events, with times around 1 pm.
The 1908 US Weather Bureau report records temperatures from 6 am to noon with a high near 74 and a low around 64, barometer about 30.14 inches, humidity around 60 to 74 percent, and wind from SW to S. Separately, members of the Balters and Trad ere Exelaner met at the Hite building at noon to elect officers. polls run 8 to 5 pm with listed candidates for president vice president treasurer and directors.
About twenty five to thirty U S 8 marines toured New Orleans visiting suburban sites. An expert bugler sounded a long horn and drew public attention as locals viewed points of interest during the day.
Ten gamblers arrested on River Street for playing poker faced Police Court trials. Each was fined four dollars and served as their own attorneys. A separate morning filing referenced a Wannglunance case against Ht Hawkfeld & Co Ltd. An evening hearing at Alexander Young Hotel concerned the O S B S New Orleans Wefonilants matter along with Territory Ye Joni Kumalae and Enoch Johnson.
The undersigned named administratrix of the estate of Eduardo Jose Thves, deceased of Honolulu, calls all creditors to present verified claims within six months from this notice. Indebted parties must settle debts promptly at 58 Merchant Street, Honolulu, Hawaii. Carolin a, administratrix, January 29, 1059, with 29th day of February noted.
By authority the Department calls sealed tenders for printing five hundred copies of the forthcoming Report of the Department of Public Instruction. Bids due noon Tuesday January 24 1906 with sample paper. prices per page for plain matter and for tables, covers and title pages. Work due February 15 with ten dollar daily penalty for delays. By order of the Department. ATKINSON RODGERS. 2975at
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