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WATANUENUE ST.
HIIA HAWAII
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CAREY'S
Ilrokers Say Ilnstorn Slitpmcnts Will
Not Krilncr I'rlccs.
New York, Oct. 22. The report
that the beet sugar refiners of Calt-
.,fornla have begun sending granu
lated sugar to New York, with the
idea of competing with the local
refiners in the latter's own territory,
is not generally regarded by the
trade here as an important factor in
the market conditions, nor is it be
lieved that a decrease from present
list prices will result from this sit
uation. As a matter of fact, there has al
ways been a spirited rivalry be
tween the Eastern sugar refiners
and the beet sugar manufacturers
for the possession of the interior
markets, but until this year very
little beet sugar has found its way
as far cast as the seaboard in com
petition with the cane product.
Most of the beet sugar produced
in California and the Ear West has
heretofore found its way to Kansas
City, and from there to St. Louis,
and even as far East as Chicago.
This year, however, the Western
crop has been unusually large, both
as to area and yield, and after the
product had been shipped to Kan
sas City and vicinity it was found
that there would be quite a large
surplus over the consumptive de
mand at that toint. It is this sur
plus which is being utilized to find
a sale in the New York market.
While only two shipments have
thus far been arranged for, each of
i.oootons, the lirst to come by
steamship around the Horn and
the second by the Southern Pacific
Railroad to Galveston, and thence
by steamship here, it is stated on
good authority that this is only the
beginning of a movement in this
direction.
What proportions the movement
may eventually assume can only be
conjectured, but it is predicted by
those in a position to know that the
extent of the invasion will not be
of sufficient importance to cause the
combine to cut its local prices.
In speaking of the present situa
tion a broker, who is well ac
quainted with all the existing facts,
said:
"The American Sugar Refining
Company is not using the Missouri
River as a barrier against shipments
of beet sugar cast of that point, as
has been stated.
"It simply takes the stand that
it is entitled to a fair proportion of
business in any markets in which
the freight rates from its various
refineries will allow it to participate.
"It is making a price of 4.50c
per pound on Missouri River points
and is shipping sugar there, not by
lake and rail, but by slow routes.
The interior of Missouri is being
supplied with shipments from New
York via Galveston.
"Mississippi River points from
New Orleans to St. Paul are sup
plied from the refinery at New
Orleans.
"It is true that the American Co.
did have great difficulty last year
in selling any sugars in the beet
sugar territory, for the reason that
the "beet contracts guaranteed a
lower price than any the American
companies could possibly name.
In fair competition they then re-
J taliated by cutting prices to a point
that would deprive the beet inter-1
ests of any profits.
"Such a state of affairs, of course,
caused a general demoralization of
the interior markets, but it now ap
pears that the rivalry will be more
above board this year. As to
afiecting the local market it is out
of the question."
A man closely identified with
beet sugar interests, who was inter
viewed today concerning the pro
posed invasion of this section of the
country, ridiculed the idea that the
development in the present contest
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New York, Nov. 6. After years
of mimic warfare for local stock
market purposes, the sugar trust at
last faces a real enemy 111 the per
son o( Oxuard and his hosts of the
beet sugar trust. Ilavcmcyer, gen
eral for the old trust, today began
active defensive operations by cut
ting the prices of granulated n fur
ther 10 cents n hundred pounds and
discontinuing guarantees.
This is expected to demoralize
the trade, 90 that when the ship
ments made to this port by the beet
sugar trust arrive there will be no
market except at a figure below the
price of production. At the same
time the Havemeyer trust has cut
the price at the Missouri river,
where the two sugars meet on equal
terms. Willctt &. Gray, who are
popularly supposed to represent the
old sugar trust, will say today in
their circular:
"None of the refined from Cali
fornia has yet arrived, and the ac
tion thus far of Ihc refiners can
ouiy ue L'uusiuereu us rM-l'',"llu.) N. Ohlanilt.
to the actual conflict when the J c. oiiiumit,
sugars come in.
"It goes without saying that
another cut in the price of refined
at the seaboard is only a question
of a few days, and one of the sharp
est fights in the history of the sugar
trade is undoubtedly near at hand.
A Unique Monument.
There are eighteen graveyards
in the town of Windham, Me., and
the strangest device of all to mark
a burial spot is to be found in the
old Smith graveyard, which is situ
ated some fifty yards back from the
highway. This is a comparatively
large and handsome yard, says the
Boston Transcript, containing sev
eral costly and imposing monu
ments, including that erected to
John Anderson, soon after his
death in 1853. In this yard
Charles H. Ilunnewcll owns a good
sized lot nearly in the center. In
the middle of the lot he has set up
on a brick base a large open fire
place, with the long crane hanging
in the upper part. This fireplace
did duty in the old Ilunnewcll
house, which is still occupied by
Mr. Ilunnewcll and family. The
old bricks in front of the fire place
are the ones originally used in the
house, as are the andirons which
impart to this strange monument
such a if the word is permissible
in this connection hospitable look.
The frame which is inserted in this
great open fireplace contains a
printed record of eight generations
of Ilunnewclls, or from 1664 to
November 1, 1901, a period of 247
years. In addition, the frame con
tains surrounding the family re
cord on all sides pictures of the
oxen, cows, hogs and poultry
owned by Mr. Ilunnewcll, and
which drew prizes at the fairs..
There is also a large picture repre
senting u farm scene in winter.
The frame contains pictures of
seven hens, two hogs, four cows,
six oxen in single pictures and one
group of various domestic animals.
Cuptitlu (lilllltlis lleatl.
. San Erancisco, Nov. fi. Captain
T. II. Griffiths, commodore com
mander in the service of Williams,
Dinioud & Co., is dead. Full of
years and still in active service, he
passed away on November 1, 400
miles off Cape Blanco on board the
bark Kaiulani. The Kaiulani,
which left Seattle two weeks ago
for Honolulu, in command of Cap
tain Griffiths, put in here yesterday
to laud for burial the body of the
late skipper. He died qu te sud
denly and from causes unknown.
He had been suffering from stomach
s
He
was 70 years 01 age, a native 01
Wales and
daughter.
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your wife a pair of scissors
your son a bicycle
your daughter a leather novelty
your father a fine razor
your mother a nice purse
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When You Get
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don't always stop to think ol its
wholcsomeness that's proper
ly attended to in
leaves a wife and
was in any way spectacular.
'It is simply a question of supply We nml ,j is th ht 'hnt th
mid demand," he said, "and we 1.1-, colUril)lUetl to his tnklK 0rr. U.
leim 10 miirKUi our pruuuei wiiui
ever we can get the hest price.
"The beet sugar yield has been
unusually large this year, and all
beyond the consumption of the
West and middle West will prob
ably be shipped to New York. It
is only fair competition and not the
inauguration of a sugar war in any
particular.
"It is an old established rule that
beet sugar always sells at 10 points
below the price of sugar manufac
tured from cane, and the fact that
beet sugar sold in the West last
year 10 points below the American
Sugar Co.'s quotations on the day
of delivery did not mark the inaug
uration of any new theory."
Rheumatism has been cured in a
multitude of cases during the past
sixty years by Pain-Kiu.kk. This
potent remedy rubbed vigorously
iu and around the suffering parts,
will relieve all stiffness, reduce the
swelling, and kill all pain. The
most stubborn cases yield to this
treatment when persevered iu.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Pain-Killer. Perry Davis'. 25c.
and 50c.
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Honolulu, Agents
J. E. Rocha.
MERCHANT
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Front Street
next door to J. I), Kennedy's
JAS. M. CAMERON,
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Plumber, Tinner,
Metal Worker.
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nud to guarantee all work done.
He carries a full line of the latest ,
suitings nud guarantees satisfaction
and fit, 1
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