The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-29
COMMERCIAL.
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THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS

| THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
The following are the sales reported
for the week in their order as to each
security, the par value being given il
parenthesis: Oahu Sugar Co. ($100)
100 at $40, So at s142.5O, 10 at $145 H.
7, 7, 10, 40 at $142.5O; McBryde Sugar
Co. $500, 1890 at $3.50, 765 at $40, 40 at
81, $50 at So, $50, SO. 230 at s14, 1874
at $12, 100 at $1187, so at $12 100 at
$11.S7, 100, 744 40, 100. so, 500, 100, 100, so,
II at $12; Honokaa Sugar Co. ($2O),
210 at $25, $50 at $25.25, 40 at s25, PCS,
40, 200, &c. 80. Is, So, 40 at $24 So Waia-
, lua Agricultural Co. (s100), %, 100 at
| $S5, at $3.50, so at $50, so, 5 at $50
81, II, 40 at sS4, Is at $3.50; Eva Plan
! tation Co. $500, 305 at $50, 10 at $31.2 5
! 100 at $3.50, 100 at $32, 200 at $32. So
200 at $33, 655 at $33. 25 at $50. SO. So
at $33, 200, 420 at $33.25, $50 at S33. so.
$50 at S3S, so, % at $32S7 IL, 5, 5 at
$3.50, 200 at S32.75, 100, Al at 1872. so;
kihei Plantation Co. $50, 90 at $3.50;
Il at SIS, 200 at $19, 120, 100 % at $40,
80 at SIG, $50. 200, 135, 100 25 at SIG. 5,
so al $3.50, 100 at $17, so at $3.50, 100
at SIT, 1910 at SIG, 5 at $165Q. $50 at
$3.50, 10 at SIS; Ookala S. P Co., $500
225 at 1915 $50, 100 at $40, 80 at $40. %,
$50 at $40, 100 at $12, 100 at Sill so at
5000, 10, 450 at $12; Kahuku Planta-
ton Co. $500, 80 at $50, rs, 10 at $34;
Hawaiian Sugar Co. $500, 100 at s35,
10 at s36; Oahu Ry. & Land Co. (S100).
go 60 at $3.50, $50 at $40; Hawaiian
Com. & Sugar Co. (s100), so at $50, 400
at $50. 500 at $50, 100 at $SS, 25 at s95,
20 at $93.5o. % at s95, % at $3.50; Olaa
Sugar Co. ($20), So at $3.50, 127, 112 at
$40, 10 at 81, 10, 80 at $40; Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. $1,000, "a at 500,
Wilders Steamship Co. ($1oO), at $14e; !
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.
($10O), So, 10, g. u COM at $50; Koloa /
Sugar Co. ($10O), 20, 20 at $3.50; Hawai-
ian Sugar Co. 6 p. C. bonds, $4,000 at 1O2: |
Waialua Agricultural Co. p. C. bonds. |
s24,0 900 at 101
GENERAL REVIEW.
Brokers are not surprised that the }
stock market has shown a tendency to
tone down. They point to the enor- I
nous amount of Hawaiian stocks from
San Francisco lately absorbed by the
local community. A member of the ex-
change received in the Alameda's mail
the accounts of $50, 600 of stocks be per-
sonally bought there, but the transac-
ton is now too stale to report here
formally. AS the returns come in. from
the high sugar market there will be an
enhanced demand for bonds and this
makes many opera tors
think that the WaiaIua bonds will be
aiken up shortly as a matter of course.
AT the annual meeting of Kihei Plan
-ation Co yesterday a statement was
presented by ]. P. Cooke, treasurer
giving promise of a one per cent div
dend toward the end of the year. a
let profit of $76,600 for the season was
'stimated. The crop will be about 44OO
ons. a request has been received to
orrect an erroneous statement made
II the meeting that the manager had
ormerly estimated the crop at $500
ons. He had made no estimate On !
'ood authority it is learned that the
eason the directorate of Kihei made
10 move toward bonding the company
Tas because they wished to demon t
trate to the public that the planta-
ion could yield profit early from its o
ctual earnings. 1t is fully expected L
hat Kihef will next year be on a basis a
1 II per cent with sugar at 1-2 cents t
pound should it possibly fall so low. a
Much interest attaches to the passing b
the control of Wilder's Steamship Il
o. into the hands of the Inter-Island p
team Navigation Co: The first visible A
esult was shown at the annual meet a
lg OF Wilders yesterday. in the tC
1ange that took place in the direc- e7
rate-not a complete one as the fol- st
wing list shows: w. O. Smith. presi- ST
INT; w NJ. Giffard. vice president; S. ty
Rose, secretary and treasurer; W. at
rotenhauer, auditor; c. NJ Cooke. G.. c.
Beckley and j. NJ. Dowsett. direc- w
rs. Messrs. Smith, Cooke and Dow 81
tt are from the I. I. S. n. Co. 1t is tn
ated on the street that, while there
III certainly be an amalgamation for cl,
Grating the business of the two COM bl
mics, it is highly probable that the K,
innate contamination OF the merge. Pc
II be effected through the purchase al!
the Inter-Island Co of the Wild Be
s property. There is some idle talk m,
out interference with the scheme IN ka
r Federal law. It is certain that sa
thing will be done in the matter rel
lich can conflict with either Federal no
Territorial law sh
The Rapid Transit Co, has held its lea
nual meeting, when reports were col
esented showing that its affairs are Nj
fine condition. More than half SUI