The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-29
Commercial News
Banking
Stocks
Bonds
BY L. D. TlMMONS

There have been a number of street
sales of stocks since yesterday morn.
ing, and there was a little doing no
/ Change today, nut the market has
not budged cent, one way or the
other, so far as is now known. The
departure of the Alameda this morn
ing distracted attention for the best
stock hours of the day, and probably
carried over until tomorrow some
transactions that might have been
carried through.
The principal sales between boards
were 20, 10, 20 and 25 shares Oahu
at $33 1875. There was nothing do
ing in this stock on Change this
morning, although $33 was offered
and 1913 1926 asked.
Between boards, also, 10 and 40
shares of Waialua found buyers at
$11S. This stock remains the same
as last week-$117 SO offered and
Sis. SO asked.
Other sales between boards were
80 Olaa at 81. 625 and 10 Brewery
at $23.75. This is a slight advance
for Olaa.
On the boards this morning so
shares Hawaiian Commercial chang
ed hands at 1874, which was the basis
OF the last sale. More of this stock
is to be had at SO .425.
Honokaa appeared on the board
again, after a long silence, 80 shares
selling at SIS. so, same as last sale.
For the stock $1S.375 was offered,
holders demanding $1s.
McBryde appeared exactly as it
was yesterday. On the boards 100
shares sold at SO. S75, and more was
offered at that figure. The bid was
1915.
Fifteen Pioneer sold at $1SS, which
was the old basis. Bidding remain
ed at $3.50, with $3.50 asked
MANAGERS HOUSE.
Duisenberg e Farrar, the local ar
chitects, are preparing plans for a /
fine, new house for Manager Freder-
lex w. Meyer, of Waianae plantation
1t will be two stories, having twelve !
rooms and will carry lanai on each |
side. The cost will be between $12,-
600 and $4,000. This house will be !
distinct ornament to the Waianae |
neighborhood.
HILONIAN AGAIN.
Early this morning Castle e Cooke
received the following wireless from
the Hilonian, dated at o'clock last
night:
1900 tons cargo. 35 passengers. |
80 sacks mail Wells, Fargo Express.
p. M, $50 miles from Honolulu. ,
Light west wind and smooth sea.
Clear weather. All we'll. Expect to
arrive quarantine p. m. Friday"
BOND AND THE JAP.
The fine, new house of Robert E.
Bond, stock broker, in Manoa valley,
mas been started the foundations hav-
ing been laid. 1t is a matter of in
terest, perhaps, that the contractor
is a Japanese, Y. Miyao by name.
RANCH INTERESTS SOLD.
The interest of w. H. Cornwell and
wife in the Cornwell ranch has chang
ed around considerable in the past
few days. Cornwell and his better
:alf 1rst sold it to A. NJ. Brown for
$4,000, Brown sold to A. L. G. AT
hnson and Atkinson sold to May r.
Brown. AS these papers have all
l?oHH IC"""Hca - g. r"o~''~,aI 81.
the swapping is over
ISENBERG WILL SWIM
Hon. D. P, R. Isenberg is having
constructed at his Makiki residence
one of the finest bathing tanks ever
built in the Hawaiian Islands. Ii is
thirty feet in diameter and 10 feet
deep at one and IL at the other eLd
The steps are concrete and the fit
tings are all brass of handsome de-
sign. In addition to the bathing pool
are dressing rooms and appliances |
Tor shower.
In addition to the bath Mr. Igen
berg is having built a large living !
lanai at the rear of his residence. !
This will be round affair, cores, !
ponding somewhat % the present |
front. In addition there will be a
port cochere at the end of modern |
and attractive design. Messrs. Duisen-
berg & FaTrar, who are coming to the !
front as the designers Of many large