The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
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 in
parenthesis: Oahu sugar Co. ($100),
100 at $40, IS at $142.50, 10 at $145, ~.
q, Z, 10, 40 at s14250; McBryde Sugar
Co. ($2o), 1890 at $3.50, 765 at s10 40 at
s11, $50 at $12 $50, 80, 230 at s14. 1874
at $12, 100 at $11.S7, so at $12, 100 at
s11.S7, 100, IA 40, 100, so. 500, 100, 100, so,
IA at $12; Hcnokaa Sugar Co. $500.
21O at s25. $50 at s2525, 40 at s25. 295.
40, 200, 80, 50, 10, So, 40 at $24.50; Waia-
lua Agricultural Co. ($100), rs, 100 at
ss5, at $3.50, SO at $50, so, at $S5,
81, IL, 40 at sS4, Is at sS2.50; Eva Plan
tation Co. $500, 305 at $50, 10 at $31.25
100 at $3.50, 100 at 1872, 200 at $3.50
200 at 1913, sos at $685. at $3.50, 80
at 1888, 200, 400 at $33.25, 1870 at $3.50,
$50 at $685. so, 20 at s32.S7 1-2, 5, s at
$3.50, 200 at $3275, 100, Al at $3.50;
Kihei Plantation Co. (s50), IS at $3.50;
II at $1S, 200 at $40, 120, 100, 25 at 500,
so at SIG, $50, 200 1876, 100 rs at SIG, s,
so at 1880, 100 at SIT, SO at $780, 100
at SIT, 1910 at SIC, 5 at 1880, $50 at
$3.50, 10 at $1S; Ookala s. p. Co., (s20),
225 at 1915, $50, 100 at $40, 80 at $l0.25,
1870 at $40, 100 at s12. 100 at 81, so at
s105O, 10. 450 at s12; Kahuku Planta-
ton Co. $500, so at $50, rs, 10 at $34;
Hawaiian Sugar Co. $500, 100 at S35,
| Is at $36; Oahu Ry. & Land Co. ($100),
so, 60 at s69.5O 45O at $40; Hawaiian
Com. & Sugar Co. (s100), so at $50, 400
at $50, 500 at $780, 100 at $SS, rs at 500,
rs at $780, 25 at s95, 25 at s93.50; Olaa
Sugar Co. ($20), SO at $3.50, 1877, 112 at
$40, 10 at $11, 10, SO at $40; Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. ($1O0), "a at 800
Wilders Steamship Co. (s10O), at $40;
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co
(s1OO), 55, 10, 6s, - com. at $50; Koloa
Sugar Co. ($1O0) 20, 20 at $3.50: Hawai-
ian Sugar Co. p. C. bonds, $4,000 at 1902
Waialua Agricultural Co. 6 p. C. bonds
s24,00 at 101.
GENERAL REVIEW.
Brokers are not surprised that the
stock market has shown a tendency u
tone down. They point to the enor'
nous amount of Hawaiian stocks from
San Francisco lately absorbed by tn,
change received in the Alameda's mai
the accounts of 100000 of stocks be per
sonally bought there, but the transac
ton Is now too stale to report herr
formally. AS the returns come in from
the high sugar market there will be al
enhanced demand for bonds. and thi
consideration makes many OPERATOR
think that the Waialua bonds will b,
taken up shortly as a matter of course
At the annual meeting of Kihei Plan
tation Co. yesterday a statement wa
presented by J. p. Cooke, treasurer
giving promise of one per cent div
idend toward the end of the year. ]
net profit of $76600 for the season wa
estimated. The crop will be about 440
tons. A request has been received {
correct an erroneous statement mad
at the meeting that the manager ha
formerly estimated the crop at $50
tons. He had made no estimate. o
good authority 1t is learned that tn
reason the directorate of Kihei mad
no move toward bonding the compan
was because they wished to demon
strate to the public that the planta
ton could yield q profit early from IL
actual earnings. 1t is fully expecte
that Kihei will next year be on bas
OF IL per cent with sugar at 3 1-2 cent
a pound should 1t possibly fall so 10y
Much interest attaches to the passin
of the control of Wilder's SteamshI
Co. into the hands of the -Islan
Steam Navigation Co. The first wish
result was shown at the annual NEE
ing of Wilder's yesterday, in Il
change that took place in the .dire
torate-not a complete one as the 70
lowing list shows: w. o. Smith, pres
dent; w. M. Giffard, vice president;
B. Rose, secretary and treasurer;
Pfotenhauer, auditor; C. NJ. Cooke,
C. Beckley and J. M. Dowsett, dire
tors. Messrs. Smith, Cooke and DoN
mi c0runIl TrIIc