The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-01
THE STOCK
EXCHANGE
Four Million Dollar
Business is
Done.

Four million dollars and more repre-
sents the total of the sugar and CONNER
ciaI stock sales of the Honolulu Stock
and Bond Exchange for the month OF
January, 1905. On Thursday of last
week the biggest single days transac-
tons were recorded, in which $4,000
were invested.
This is an enormous total for the
handling of sugar and other stocks in
the city of Honolulu. Much of it rep
resents investments for stock which
have been held in San Francisco. The
movement to bring stocks back to Ho-
nolulu from San Francisco began early
IN the month.
The report of the Stock Exchange for
The month of January gives the follow
ing facts, compiled up to the close of
yesterdays business:
Eva. 1873 shares, ranging from 2725
to 1880
McBryde, 1874 shares, ranging from
$50 to IA.
Kihei, 1882 shares, ranging from u
to 90.
Olaa, 716 shares. ranging from ESQ
to II.
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company, 2128 shares, ranging from rs
to IS.
Honokaa. $40 shares. ranging from
IS to 1928.
Pioneer. IS shares, ranging from
1880 to $50.
Koloa. 40 shares, at $50.
Kahuku, 9S3 shares, ranging from Is
to 35.
Waialua. 1884 shares, ranging from
GO. 80 to $3.50.
Pacific Sugar Mill, 10 shares at 200.
Pepeekeo, so shares at $50.
Onomea, 400 shares at 81.
Honomu, s shares at 40.
Oahu Sugar Co., 662 shares, ranging
from 117.12h to 147.50.
Ookala, 1890 shares, ranging from $50
to II.
Hawaiian Sugar Company, 1895
shares, ranging from 31.25 to SO.
Waimanalo, so shares, at $50.
Hawaiian Agricultural, 20 shares
ranging from 50 to 100.
Oahu Railway, 1884 shares, ranging
from So to TO-
Wilder's Steamship, 2519 shares, rang
ing from 40 to $50.
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co, so shares
at 90.
Inter-Tsland Steam Navigation Co,
81 shares at 1880.
Waialua bonds (6s), 146, 600, from 100
to 1O1.
Paia bonds (6s), 5000 at 1O2.
Pioneer bonds (6s), $4,000, at 102.
Hawaiian Sugar Company bonds (6s),
5000. at 1o2.
Haiku bonds (6s), 1000 at 102.
Oahu Railway bonds (6s), 500, at 104.
OF the above the sale of 2514 shares
of Wilder Steamship stock, bought by
the Inter-Island Steamship Company
the forerunner of a merger between the
two companies, was one of the largest
single transactions, the stock going at
$50 per share.
While big dividends were paid by the
sugar plantations yesterday stock sell
ing and buying became somewhat DOR
mant. AT the same time there was
slight movement in prices. kihei wav-
cred between IA at the morning session.
to Is at the afternoon session, at which
latter time some stock changed hands
Eva failed to move from 80. Ookala
sold at 10 in the afternoon, Honokaa at
%, Oahu Sugar at 145 to 1850, Hawaii
an Sugar at "a.
The following dividends were paid
yesterday: Eva, 1 per cent; Brewer
& Co, = per cent; Honomu, 2 per cent:
Waimanalo, L per cent; Inter-Island.
1 per cent; Waikiki, per cent; Ha-
waiian Electric, L per cent Can increase
of one-haIf of per cent?; Haiku, 1 per
cent: Paia, 1 per cent; Pioneer, 1 per
cent; Honokaa, Il per cent
Another batch Of dividends is to be
paid today.
A feature of yesterdays stock trans
actions was the receipt of a cablegram
from San Francisco by Halstead & Co,
showing that of twenty shares of Ha-
waiian Commercial which the brokers
had sent to San Francisco, ten were
sold at $3.50 and five at S6.S714, leaving
FIVE unsoId- The cablegram concluded
with the statement that the sugar
stock market was weak and depress-
ed"