The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-11


$4,000 worth of olaa skies brought the
Stock Rather Quiet.
Trading in stocks was rather slack
all week. Prices were fairly strong
however There was more or less de-
mand for the low-priced stocks and
several sales of fair size were recorded.
McBryde looked particularly good to
the buyers, evidently, for $50 shares
changed hands. This heavy buying
sent the price up from 6, at which the
stock was quoted at the beginning of
the week, to 6.12 1-2, the figure at
which the last sales were recorded.
Five hundred and twenty-five shares
of McBryde sold at 6 and then the
commodity became rather scarcer.
The next sale, block of $50 shares,
brought at the rate Of six and one
eighth, and little later 25o shares
brought the same figure. The price
continued firm.
Olaa was hardly as strong as Me-
Bryde, though it stood absolutely firm
at 5.75, as far as trading was con-
cerned. Seven hundred and seventy
shares of this stock changed hands dur
ing the week, the transactions repre-
senting blocks of anywhere froA TWEEN
ty-five to 200 shares each. The heav-
lest dealing reported in any one day
was early in the week when 800 shares
were sold.
Eva Active.
Eva showed considerable activity,
though most of the transactions repre-
scented but small blocks. The first
sales were recorded at 80 so, but
despite the activity, the price dropped
to 80 25 toward the end of the week.
Seven hundred and ninety-fve shares
of this stock were reported sold. The
largest single transaction recorded rep
resented block of 100 shares.
There was but little activity in Ca
hui, for some reason or other. Thirty
shares early in the week brought SO,
but the next sales were at 32. 10, fig
ure which held through the rest of the
week.
Just forty-fve shares of Waialua
were reported sold during the week,
but the price was strong at 121. This
stock is generally fancied but the pres
ent price seems rather too high to al
low of general trading.
There was Just enough trading in
Pioneer recorded to show that even the
high prices have not frightened every
one away. Two small blocks went at
1876, but the next purchaser was forced
to come through at the rate of 1913, and
he only got ten shares at that price.
AS a matter of fact there is practical
~ none of this stock on the market at
any price, and sales made are usually
of small blocks only.
Banks Healthy.
Annual statements of the Honolulu
banks, made public last week, show all
of the institutions reported, to be in
excellent condition. The report of
Bishop e. Co. shows that concern
to have assets of $5,372773.72 and
deposits of SAT- 1888 go. The report
of Claus Spreckels e. Co. shows total
assets of 1891 ,379.54, and deposits
totaling $685. s2. 20.
Stock transactions.
Ewa-5O @ $3.50; 100, 20 a $3.50;
ITO "a $3.50; 1876, %, so "a 1925; "a
32.25; 90 "a 1925; 10 "a 1925; 10, s,
Is "a 32.25j 8, 8, 35, 40 "a 1925.
Hawaiian Sugar-3O, 10, 25 a so.
Honokaa--5O, 10 "a 20.5O.
Waialna-5 0D III; 20, 10 @ l2l.
Hawaiian Commercial-50, 100, so a
3s; 80 "a 37j go, 10 6D 1915.
Hutchinson-225 "a II.
oahu-So a 3d. 10 "a 32.75j 10 @
32.75; 10 az 1915.
Pioneer-5O az 1876; 10 "a 1906 10
M 1913.
McByde-SoO, 2e5 a o. 1870, ESQ a
6.lg5i 90 a 6l25.
Paauhau---500 az 2s.375.
Paia-l50 a 1906 0 az l40.
Olaa--l0O al 6.75i 200, 100 a. 5.75i
100, 100, 25 a 5,75j no a 6.75i 50 a.
5.75.
OnOmeA--40, 30 a. 81,
Brewery-25, 20, 10 a. g2j 90 a. go,
Hawaiian Plnoapple-30, 10 a. 1913.
Rapid Transit Comic a. 1905 20,
10, 10, 10 a. 100.
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