Sugar Year Review Highlights Cuban Crop Weak Start
Willett Gray's Sugar Journal analyzes raw sugar markets with Cuba’s crop starting weak at year’s end. Production in Cuba is limited, rainy weather slows output, and contract sellers face delayed shipments. Prices and quotations hold with slight shifts as buyers seek offers amid uncertain demand.
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Willett & Gray
Cuba
Willig
Philadelphia
White
Arbuckle
Porto
Bute
United States
Sugar quotation at 3.0175 cents and $72.35 per ton
The latest Sugar quotation from the Worldmolulu Stock Exchange shows 3.0175 cents per pound or 72.35 dollars per ton. The note reflects current market pricing for refined sugar traded in the commodity market.
Sugar consumption trends and refinery output in 1905
Analysis shows sugar consumption fell by 134 046 tons in 1905, a 4.876 percent drop, following a 217 510 ton rise (4.631 percent) in 1904. Over two years consumption rose 160 046 tons annually, about 6.084 percent, with price increases cited as the main cause of the 1905 decrease. International suppliers added 428 383 tons, Cuba about 1,101 8L, and other nations varied. refined sugar total reached 2,608,640 tons with American Sugar Refining Co producing 1,025,802 tons. Domestic beet factories contributed 220 477 tons, while foreign refined stood at 20 964 tons. Average price differences between raw and refined hovered near 0.07 per pound in 1905. The coming year may see lower prices due to ample global supplies. A Sunday School quip closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
American Sugar Hefiaing Co
Tommy
Chicago Daily News
Poisoned bedding linked to Peterson in dispute and divorce scheme
Eyewitnesses recount Peterson drinking heavily at a residence, collapsing on the veranda. bedding saturated with poison found later. Mrs McDowall and Redwood aided in restraining him. police seized a drugged bottle and a glass with traces of poison. McDowall alerted authorities, noting Peterson sought a divorce and a third of his property.
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Ake
Potereia
Howe
Jim
Mra. McDowall
Peterson
Hedwood
Bolle Weld
Elwood
Pire
Peteraon
Uweerman
McDowall
Redwood
Shorts
Vida
Local and General Items From the Stockyards Area
A chaotic local page notes auto hacks at Stockyards Stables and various ads for goods and services. It mentions a Hawaiian plantation company and a forthcoming meeting, plus a report of a Korean interpreter injured at Hackford wharf when a board struck him aboard the Mongolia, with officials present and no aid offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Hirod
Hackford
Mongolia
Mad Tim
Tlw
Complaint Letter About Cattle Damage and Hawaii Law
A letter to High Sheriff Henry from Solomon Keaupuni requests legal guidance on cattle straying onto his land and destroying crops in Hawaii. The writer laments local laws as useless and describes farmers discouraged by water and produce loss, urging the sheriff to determine a remedy. The sheriff notes Hawaiians face challenges and industrials may exploit soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Solomon Beauponl
Worthy showing at kindergarten association annual meeting
The annual meeting of the Kindergarten Association in Honolulu showcased strong progress. Bishop Hamilton opened with scripture and prayer as Mrs. E. B. Waterhouse presided, noting high enrollment of 644 and vibrant reports from chairmen and staff. Officers elected include President Mrs. Waterhouse and several vice presidents, with auditors also named.
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Kindergarten Association
Honolulu
Mia
Thompson
Thompson IV
Castle
Strw. B
Waterhouse
Hirt View
Atrs
Dole
Mra
Dy Lowrey
Theo
Richarda
Dmina Elieabeta M
Ming Margaret Hopper
W. F. Vroar
Mre
Bwanay
W. J, Howand
F. W. Damon
Rey
Boaros
Rock price list changes for crushed rock sizes
Announcement of updated price per cubic yard for crushed rock No 1 No 2 No 9 and No 4 with No 4 cut to near white sand price making it widely available for concrete work. The note emphasizes No 4 superior for concrete projects compared with other sands.
Office Relocated to Rooms 21 04 and Young Motel
Fragmentary notice records an address change linking an office to rooms 21 04 and to the Young Motel. It mentions a telephone contact and a time window 10 to 12, with references to Alexander Youn Sulking and an unspecified individual named Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Youn
Reander Young
Young Hotel
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McInerny Shoe Store
Fort Street
H. J. Maing Co. Joetry
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Parker, Waterman and Standard Fountain Pens
Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Young Building Store
Mrs
Ine
King ST
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Bishop & Co
Bethel Street
Sugar Year Review
GRAYS
Womolulu
WAME
Tom P
Geo
P. Thielen
Bond
Thielen & Williamson
Pacific Heights Railroad
Lord @ Belner
A. C. Montgomery
Queen & Richards
Nick PI
Kavial
Laigtad
G. J. Day & Co
Papula
Fort Atevet
Wil News
Curto
Ansets
Claity Borovkinis & Co
Riewpwarda
Chinen Cortes Plantation Co. Ltd
F. Morgan
Vale
Oahu
Igh Hertt Monty
Kayaloa
Maul
Csttle
Acron
Solomon Keaupuni
M. R. Counter Love
Napa and Sonoma Wine CO
St Louis
Aewip & Clarke
St Julian
Hite Wines
E Cliff
Chautaau
Lord & Belser
Bulletin
J. T. McDonald
Blood Amd
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
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