Sugar Quotations Stand At Three Cents Per Pound
Latest sugar price shows 3.00 cents per pound or 79.80 dollars per ton. The market indicates steady demand with buyers watching futures and regional sales routines for adjustments in coming sessions.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
6
Latest sugar price shows 3.00 cents per pound or 79.80 dollars per ton. The market indicates steady demand with buyers watching futures and regional sales routines for adjustments in coming sessions.
Revenue questions arise over dividends from plantations as European labor shifts due to rising waxes. Some barge plantations, employing 2000 to 3000 workers, may see no major wage increase, while a $5 monthly rise for 2500 workers could raise outlays by around 150,000 dollars, testing prudent spending. Investors weigh bonds against new labor costs and local market effects. The Fosl Evtnie Exchange offers Cuban property at reasonable rates in Kalmukl and nearby areas.
The page lists assorted local items and notices including sales offers, business ads, university news, a trust company administration, life insurance prompts, and a military personnel expulsion. It also mentions a district attorney action, probate, and testimony requirements, with references to people and places in Hawaii.
Terriory of Hawailet and officers report the company’s capital, shares, and liabilities as of the first day of July 1900 under the Kunkle Act. Notary Fernandes certifies the sworn statement as a true and faithful copy of the original.
Reported crop 10 run at 19 400 tons fuels market chatter as traders warn of likely reduced output and spring weather delays. Rumors about profits and weather impact circulate amid cautious trading on sugar and ethanol futures.
Adjutant General appoints Edward Hopkins of County Auditor's Office captain of Company F National Guard Hawaii with gubernatorial approval. Hopkins rose from private to corporal sergeant second lieutenant and now captain, noted for a fine officer record.
A fragmented notice seeks the return of a sole leather item taken from the Pioneer Advertising Co. office. The owner can reclaim it by growing property and paying for an ad to avoid trouble.
Two Honolulu real estate offers with prices and features. One near Sixth Avenue is a nearly new 4 room house with bath on a 50 by 1168 foot lot offering ocean and city views for 1200 dollars. Another upgraded bungalow on two lots 60 by 232 feet features 5 rooms verandas a large front lawn and fruit plants priced at 2200 dollars with a note to see the office picture.
Report from Fort Shafter describes shooting events at 200 to 600 yards with top scores by Barry and Hopkins. Records show average 64.4 per man across fourteen participants, including Coster, Stone, Silva, May, and Neely. Officers note improving marksmanship and general satisfaction with the day's work.
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