The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-05

7SiuVu upoh.
shares went; but 500 shares, in good
sized blocks, little later brought the
three-quarters.
Three hundred and ninety shares at
tracted buyers at 5.25, and immediate
ly thereafter fifty shares brought 1915.
Yesterday bids of $50 failed to secure
any shares, possessors holding out for
5.75, the quotation at which the ses-
sion closed.
Waialua was solid during the entire
week at lis. The stock finds favors
at this price, and such shares as there
were to be had at the figure were
eagerly snapped up. Owners do not
look for much of drop, however, and
the general holding price has been
1925. The quotations at closing time
yesterday were 11s bid, 1925 asked.
Eva moved up and down bit. The
stock opened the week at 91.50, sliding,
through gradual stages, down to 81.
Thirty-one and quarter was the next
quotations, and the last sales were
recorded at 31.375.
One hundred and forty shares of
Pioneer changed hands during the
week, all the deals being small ones.
McBryde, for which a rise has been
forecast in some quarters, did not
prove very attractive, 9.S75 being the
uniform price throughout the week.
The suggestion is made that these may
be the next shares affected by the
activity in low-priced stocks.
H G. g. S. Extra Dividend.
| Alexander & Baldwin yesterday
morning received cablegram from
San Francisco announcing that the di-
rectors of the Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar Company have declared an
extra dividend of 2 per cent. on the
capital stock of the company. This
dividend is due and payable on the
18th of this month, and will mean the
distribution of an additional $46,-
255.10 among the stockholders for this
month.
Eighteen hundred and forty shares
in Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd, sold
last week for 100000 or at the rate
of $3.50 a share. This is the largest
financial deal which has been recorded
in months.
A deal was closed yesterday whereby
Joseph Schwartz becomes the tenant
of Fred Harrison for five years, occu-
plying the entire upper floor of his
central building on King street near
Fort. Schwartz has occupied the sec.
ond floor of the building at Fort and
King streets, over the store of M. A
Gunst & Co. for several years. He is
in the wholesale jewelry business, in
connection with which he represents
the leading watch manufacturers on
the mainland, among them the Key
stone Elgin people. His business has
outgrown his quarters, hence the move
Stock Transactions
Pioneer-4O, 80 80 "a 1873; 5 @ 1873
10 "a 1873; 90 "a lSs.
Oahu-35, 65 "a 1926; 25, 10, 8 a
33.125; 60 "a 33.l25; 10, 80, 95, 100 a
33.125; Is "a 33.125; 10 C0 33.125; 12i
a 33.l25; 80 "a S3.125; 100 "a S3.
Waiaua-29 "a 118; so @ us; IL
"a 11s; "a 11s; 5, 20 "a 11S.
Ewa-5 "a 31.50; 40 0 1885,. 90 a
81; "a 81; %, "a 31.25; 5 "a 31.375
Onomea-lO 0 $50; 20, 80 "a 81 so
Olaa-20O, 1888 0 4.50; 200, 100 a
AIS; 30 "a AIS; 80 0 4.625; 20, 100
100, 100, 1870 0 4.75; 90 "a AIS; so
2lO, 80, 10, 25 a 4.s75; so "a 5.25j sc
a 1915.
McBryde-2o "a s.s75; 100 "a 1875
100 "a 3.s75; so "a 1875; 8, 5 a
3.s75.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.'s, 10, 10, 10 a
so; Z "a 1850.
Paauhau-lOO a $3.50; %, 20, a
$3.50.
Hawaiian Commercial and sugar-5C
a 81; 8 a. 1925.
Honokaa-340 a. 1850.
Mutual Telephone-l00 6D o.
Honolulu b. q MO a. 1918.
Bonds.
Hawaiian Irrigation 6s pd,-$lOO0 a
90.
Hno II. R. 0s--s5OO a. 1905 $1,000
$500 "a 100.
o. r. 4 l., 5s-t5OO a. 1925.
Dividends, September 80,
g. Brewer 4 Co., por cent? Eva
per cent? waImanalo, 2 per cent
Haw. Electric, " per cent olowalu
per cent Hon, Is, q NJ, Co., v pei
cents III - N, Co., Doc shareJ IA
huku, ! peT cent llaw, Az Co., pei
eenti llaw Pineapple Co., ! per esntl
ilaw, sag. Co, (oElral, per eentl Hon
H. T. a l., Co. Com Cquar), pei
eent
october !.
Haiku, per cent faia, per eepiI
fleaeef psf eani