The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-02-15

$500 "a 100; $4,000 a 1oO.25; $4,000,
$4,000 al 100. 25.
Hawaiian Irrigation 6s-$l00o a 101.
STOCKS RATHER QUIET.
Stocks were rather quiet last week,
though prices continued strong. A
good many sales were recorded, but all
of the blocks were small. "t'N
Oahu was very strong and five hum
bred shares changed hands during the
week, despite the fact that the quota.
tions were higher than ever before in
the history of the plantation. Thirty.
five fifty was the lowest price at which
sales were recorded and the later trans
actions were at 80. as.
Two hundred and eighty shares in
blocks ranging from FIVE to 100 shares
each went Mt $3.50. Then the price
went to 3d. 5 with bound, the next
sale of 100 shares being made at the
higher figure.
The closing quotations reached high
water mark, 35.S7 1.2 being bid and 80
asked.
Oahu will harvest this year from
1855 acres and the crop will prob.
ably approximate $4,000 tons. The
capitalization of the plantation is but
So, $780, 900. The rumor that tho dividend
will be restored to its old footing will
not down, despite the fact that the
agents have made no announcement Of
any increase.
- olaa Advances.
0laa advanced from 6 so, the figure
at which the first sales of the week were
made, to 6.75. Eleven hundred and
fifty shares changed hands at the latter
figure. The closing figures were 6.75
bid, 6.S7 1-2 asked. This shows that
Olaa is on the upward path and there
is every reason why the stock should
be. The plantation is in fine shape,
the new land being titled is proving
highly productive and the finances Of
the corporation are in excellent shape.
There is every indication that Olaa is
on the upward path permanently and
that dividends may be expected in the
not so very distant future.
There was not as much trading in
McBryde as there has been during
some weeks of late, but the price was
pretty firm at $50. The closing quota
tions were 1877 liz bid, $50 asked.
There was considerable activity in
Honokaa, the market being pretty thor
oughly cleared up. The sales prices
ranged from % to 90 so.
Brewery wobbled around somewhat,
sales being made at prices ranging from
Is to 25. Just at present brewery
Is an unknown quantity for the uncer-
tainty regarding the fate of the Curtis
prohibition bill is making folk very
loath to invest in business which may
be put out of commission any time. A
good many of the sales gave evidence
iof laundry work.
l4oSeven hundred and thirty-five shares
of Onomea sold at the uniform price
Of 5. AT closing time yesterday no
bid was recorded, but $3.50 was being
asked.
STOCK SALES.
! The following sales were recorded on
the Change during the week:
] Hawaiian Agricultural-10 0D 255.
Honokaa.-2l0 0 23.125; 30, so, 200,
40 "a 1925; 10 "a 23.125; 80, 5 "a 90.
Pioneer "a 2l5; 80 @ 2l7.50;
"a 217.5O.
Hutehnson-5, 25, 5, s "a 1925; 10
| "a 1879.
oahu-lo "a $3.50; 100 @ S5.25; 10
"a 1925; so, 40, 0 1926; "a $3.50;
so a. $3.50; 100, 20 "a 1915; 100 a
1878. ~,
Waialua-5 "a 100; s, "a 1880.
Pepeekeo-18 "a 100.
McBryde-5O, 90, "a $50; 8, "a
1925; 50 IA $50.
Ewa-2o, 20, s "a 34.25; 5, 5 "a 1925;
80 "a "a; 80, 80, 90 az 81; so, so 0 "a.
Hawaiian Commercially, 25 "a
2935; As al 80. 25; 40 GD 3S.875.
Paauhau-5, 90 @ 1926.
olaa-l0 a $50; 80, 80, so "a $50;
$50 100 "a $50; so, so, so, $50, $50,
80 $50 "a 6.75; $50 "a CTS.
onomea-2OO. 80 @ So; 200, 300 az
55; 10, 90, a. S.
Brewery-5 "a 1875; 8 0 1925; 50
@ rs; 80, 40, 90 "a rs; 10 "a 10; 20
a. 49, 10 "a 1880; 100 a 1880; 80,
60 a. 10; 20, 90. 10 an 1925.
| o. r, & Liz a. 1885, so, 10, 10
IA 1880