The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-02

ure to which il had been forced by
manipulation was considerably better
ed. Opening Monday at 1888, it quick
ly advance to 1915, and varied be-
tween that and 1856 the rest of the
week, 1S5 being the closing price yes.
terday. Confidence in the stock, evil
IDENTIFY, was but little affected by the
efforts made the previous week to beat
it down below normal.
Cheaper Stocks Quiet.
Oahu advanced during the week from
80 to 32.25, the sales, however, not be.
ing heavy. Eva was fairly steady,
with n minimum of 3l125 and a max.
imum of 1885. Sales of Waialua
were light, the figures being from III
to lis. Olaa was quiescent, several
sales being recorded Mt SIS. Four.
fifty and 1875 were the prices quoted
for McBryde, with only small sales re-
corded.
Brewery Steady.
Honolulu Brewery was steady at o.
with considerable number of small
sales. Hawaiian Pine fluctuated be-
tween 2S.125 and $3.50.
The Bond Market.
The bond market was slow during
the week, only few sales being re-
corded; $4,000 Hilo II. II. 6s changed
| hands at 100.25, $4,000 Waialua 5s at
10075, and $1,000 California Refining
IS at 10l.
N Paying Dividends.
With the end of the month the usual
and some unusual dividends were de-
clared- always an enjoyable event for
stockholders. Nothing new has been
heard yet as to the possibility of a
Waialua extra dividend. The divi.
dends announced are to be found below
under the subhead, "Dividends."
Stock Transactions.
oahu-25, 25, %, 1875, 10 ca 80; 100,
10, 20 q 1925.
Ewa-25 "a S1.25; so, 90 a S1.S75;
10, 20, 8, 100, so 80 "a 81; so "a S1.125.
Waialua-10, 20 "a III; 80, "a lis;
so, 75, % "a 1880.
! Pioneer-40 "a 1888; 25 "a 1880;
"a, so "a 1s4.75; 5, 20 "a 1856; s "a
1s4,75; 9 "a 1855; 10, "a 1s475; 10,
6, 9, 90, Is "a 1856.
Onomea-l20 "a so; 100, so, 100 @
50.75; 10 "a 81.
i Hutchinson-5O a 16.625; 25 a
17.25.
olaa-s5, Is, 100, IS, So "a SIS.
Haw. c. & SIS, 25 "a 1880; 500,
400, 500, 10, "a 1875.
McBryde-l5, 1856, 25 "a 4.50; 40, so,
so "a 1875.
HOnokaa-1OO. 20, so, 5 "a 1925.
Hon. b. & MES, so, 40, 10, 10,
10, 10 "a "a.
o. II. & LIS "a 1875.
Haw. Ayr. Colo @ $50 Is. 81.
Haw. Pine-25 a 2s.25; 20, 8, 20 a
$3.50; Is (D 2s.l25.
Waimanalo-2O "a $50.
Bonds.
y Hilo R. R. 6s-$5OOO, $4,000 a
1OO.25.
waialua 5s-$3OOO "a 1oO.75.
Cal. Ref. 6s-$1000 "a 101.
Dividends.
c. Brewer & CO., 2 per cent; Eva
per cent; Waimanalo, 2 IL PEE
cent; Haw. Flee, "a per cent; Olo
| walu, 2 per cent; Hon. b. & NJ,
per cent; IL. S. N, 65c. share; Ka
hutu, ! per cent; Haw. Ag. Co.,
per cent; Haw. Pineapple, l per cent
Planters to Meet.
The planters association will hold {
, meeting in Honolulu November u. A
/ large number of the outside manager:
and sugar men generally will be il
, town for the meeting.
{ Hawi improvements.
1t is announced from Kohala that
Hawi plantation is putting in an el0c
Al. a,
, water from reservoir No. l to generate
electricity. The capacity of the plant
will be horsepower. The power will
be carried on wires, on cedar poles, al
"A voltage of 2200 to HOea MILL where
|, it will be transformed to 400 volts an6
used to pump back to the fields the
water used for condensing, which here
tofore has been lost. The piping fol
|. the pumping will be redwood cedar
Any surplus electricity will be used to
run the EGGPLANT, and to light the homes
of the employees at Hoea. The PLAN
, will be completed in about three
; months, and cost about 100000.
|, Real Estate.
!. Though there have been no remark
@ ably big sales of real estate recorded
f during the past week, the bushes
1
has been of an encouraging nature
!, Several transactions involving amount
d running well into the thousands hav,
n taken place. One piece of property il
p Chinatown changed hands during tn
I week for a purchase price of $4,000
j an $4,000 sale up Nuuanu has beer
!, noted; n house and lot on Kapiolan
u street sold for $500. There hav'
been n considerable number of sale
a of Kaimuki and Kapiolani tract lots
D and various pieces of property il
other pnrts of town have been sold a
prices that were encouraging to Tia
real estate men,
The month as whole has been
good one, with prospects Of even NOR
sales and better prices In the future
Prices In general for town proper,.
k appear to be advancing slowly bu
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