Sugar quotes at 4.235 cents per pound and 64.70 per ton
The latest sugar quotation shows 4.235 cents per pound and 64.70 dollars per ton. This reflects current market pricing for refined sugar amidst trading activity.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1909
Page
5
The latest sugar quotation shows 4.235 cents per pound and 64.70 dollars per ton. This reflects current market pricing for refined sugar amidst trading activity.
Local and general items fill the page from Honolulu including car ads, repairs and services at the One and only garage, Baldwin and Wells auto stand, and the Hawaii Island notes. Alfred Ting of Baldwin Navy Hospital marries Miss Young of Walluku. The revenue guard and Harbor improvement progress are reported, with a note on a hospital incident and church convention updates.
Rumors swirl over who will fill the vacant chief clerk and managing editor post after R. O. Mathewson resigns. Names mentioned include A. P. Taylor, H. P. O’Sullivan, and possibly an outsider from another department. The city paper awaits a decision as Matheson is welcomed back to the fold.
The market showed brisk activity this morning as investors prepared for renewed activity. Prices rose with large blocks of Oahu Sugar traded at 32 and Oahu Railway held strong at 194.50.
Party leaders gathered at the station this thin morning to urge welfare for Sharitt Jarrett who was reportedly assaulted in Bin say afternoon. Sheriff’s presence and a waxy part of the day Paniongora time frame are noted with inquiries about the incident. A man resembling the Sheriff reportedly left town on Sundays railway, claiming to have been assaulted near the scene.
A fragment notes goodwill efforts on the plantation with many clan workers in various departments. It states five hundred strikebreakers are at the Alun plantation and will be kept until the cane is taken. The report mentions Arxt-clan work and ongoing exactions by laborers, with no conclusion on wider strike actions.
W C Achi the attorney appeared in Police Court for George Kaea and others on gambling charges and the case was continued to next Thursday. Kaea, a Labor party candidate, was accused of involvement with a stallion in government stables. Other defendants, including Lum Pio and Wanala, faced charges tied to merchandise and salt trading. The court also heard a case about obstructing a fish inspector and a separate incident involving Porto Rican complainants. Sentences included fines and court costs.
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