Latest Sugar Quotation Leads Market Update
Sugar prices settled at 3866 or 77.20 dollars per ton par. Market observers note steady demand and potential seasonal shifts ahead of trading week.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1911
Page
6
Sugar prices settled at 3866 or 77.20 dollars per ton par. Market observers note steady demand and potential seasonal shifts ahead of trading week.
Local items advertise nickel tablets for sale by Walt Nichola Co and a commission sale for the commerce, with notices about parish events at Clement’s parish house this evening. The Bulletin promises an illustrated edition describing local areas, plus social and theater notices with times and venues.
A garbled OCR fragment lists businesses and goods including carriage services at 487 Queen Street and various drinks and hats. It mentions water handling, distilled water, and hat cleaners with scattered addresses and names, along with a note about divers tending to leaks at Pearl Harbor fry dock and water operations that may be drying out.
Listing shows a rental near Matlock Avenue Putney with cottages for lease. Monthly rate around eight dollars plus a condition note. Owner contact appears as 0th with unclear street lines and partition details.
Island Investment Co reports a 10 percent stake shift tied to the Hawaiian project as Meder outlines new installments. The announcement mentions a telephone based communication box and four cable additions labeled Bulldog, signaling planned infrastructure upgrades and funding steps.
Fragmentary OCR note reports vague references to a family member and a supposed father named F Kau, with garbled terms about Witch Way and unnamed individuals. The readable bits suggest a disrupted communication or confusion around who held a lamp and what actions occurred, but no clear event, date, or location emerges.
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