The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-06

has always been upward. A good dao,
of ii is due 10 the firmness of the su.
gar market, though the quarterly divt-
dends also We're responsible in a Inea =
ure. The largest sale Of Eva for SONS
time was recorded. thousand shares
at $3.50, the prevailing price AS Is.
Dillingham; said in an interview after
his return from the Coast. a sale of this
size always sends the price howard
The next block of Eva offered brought
%, This was sale of but fifty shares.
There was also sale earlier in tho
week of five shares at 22I5.
Onomea rallied later in the week afta,.
dropping to %, from a quotation ON
the Coast at SO. There were ne. sales NJ
the lower figure in Honolulu. LATER
there was a sale of $50 shares at 2oI.
and yesterday it required a dollar >
share more to bring out fifty shareo
In hihei sixty-eight shares changa5 ~
11A, and fifteen O. r. & L. Co. so,d 81
80 McBryde also gained a little. thir+,-
shares selling at during the waal,
yesterday thirty-six shares brins;po.
"A Hilo Railway. which was recant,1,
listed on the local exchange. sold at -
there being a sale of ten shares 7,
kahuku. ten shares sold at %, and two
sales totalling ninety-five shares wara
reported in Olaa at 10A.
Ihere was also some little demand fo,
bonds during the week The sales pa
ported were $1,000 o. r. & l.. Co. at 1o4
and $1,000 Pioneer and $4,000 Kahuku
both at par. There will be no sitting oe
the Stock Exchange tomorrow it being
Labor Dav
The dividends announced for the end
OF August were as follows: Eva p, n.
tation, y per cent: c. Brewer & Co..,
per cent; Honomu (Sept 81. / per cent?
onomea Is. F. Sept. So. per cents
Waimanalo, L per cent; Inter-Isiand s.
N. Co., 1 per cent; Hawaiian Electric
Co., y per cent; Pioneer, y per cent.
Pacific Sugar Mill, per cent.
The sale of 1000 fire claims bonds
during the week at 81 was somewhat OF
a surprise. The bonds were bought by
Harry Armitage and are reported to be
wanted as a trust investment. Nearly
all of the bonds taken by the banks
have been placed in New York. The
Bank of Hawaii disposed of all the fire
claims bonds held by it in New York
though the other banks still have
theirs
The centrally located Schmidt prom
erty in Beretania street, adjoining the
Queens Hospital premises, went low
in the series of judicial sales held by
James F. Morgan yesterday 1t was
knocked down for $25, 900 to r. D. Mead.
trustee, which means that it was
bought in by the mortgages AS the
mortgage and expenses amount to
$4,000 in round figures, the price comes
short $4,000 of clearing the mortga-
gor's debt in that regard. The land
contains two and seven-tenths acres.
with several good houses upon If. The
sale was ordered by Judge De Bolt in
the foreclosure suit of William o.
Smith, Henry Waterhouse and Mary
). Parker, trustees under the will of
w. c. Lunalilo, deceased, VS.. H. w.
Schmidt
The mortgaged property of NJ G. Sill
va and wife, consisting of lots Is and
IL, block 8, Puunui, was bought by
Mrs. Kahanu Meek for S751.
Under instructions of Jas. A. Thomp-
son, commissioner in the suit of Mary
e. Foster VS.. Ernest Kaai a school
street lot of 251-1000 acre was bought
by Mrs. Foster for S175O
Premises at Kewalo, sold under fore
closure of mortgage made by J. T. Fig
ueredo and wife to Cecil Brown, was
bought by F. f. Fernandez for sl100.