Sugar Quotation Reaches 3.938 Cents Per Pound
The latest sugar quotation stands at 3.938 cents per pound, equivalent to 978.70 dollars per ton. This price reflects current trading levels and market activity for refined sugar.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1909
Page
5
The latest sugar quotation stands at 3.938 cents per pound, equivalent to 978.70 dollars per ton. This price reflects current trading levels and market activity for refined sugar.
At a meeting of the bl league a two member committee was appointed to interview the Rapid Transit with regard to their offer. Ed Fernandes and Chielio Falk were selected to attend the negation with the transit people. The league plans upkeep of the ground and a kickoff around 60 per month. Aug 11 opening game scheduled at the old grounds. A $15 bounty is offered for deserters from the German steamer Frenchburg as authorities pursue those named Jose Naven Michael Autol Dota Seater Joto Hark and Doin Peter hon.
A patchwork of items from The Bulletin includes vendors hawking a five cent scratch pad, shop and liquor ads at The Two Jacks, local court sentences for drunkenness and wife assault, a marriage notice, a consular appointment, and plans for a new hotel project in Suva by Union Steamship. Also mentions Honolulu travelers, Pacific shipping, and civic notices.
Directors Anvite declare Dividend No. 145 of 1 per share payable July 1 1908 to stockholders of record at close of business June 30 1908. Transfer books close July 2 1908. Authorized by Trower Kwa Plantation Company Honolulu route.
Kiyose criticizes planters for not recognizing Japanese workers demands for higher wages. He argues wages should reflect work done, not nationality, noting Japanese have proven capable workers alongside Portuguese and others. Interview excerpts reveal tensions with the Planters' Association, Governor Free, and manager Renton as they discuss wage policies and the strike’s future in Hawaii.
Judge Robinson cited leaders for contempt as violations of the injunction during a labor dispute. The alleged breaches occurred last month as picketing activities persisted at the site. Authorities moved to enforce the order and address ongoing disruptions.
A terse federal notice references a bond, a party named Abe, and a loan context. The document notes action to be taken and a formal deadline. No further identifying details are legible in the fragment.
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