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New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were not active in the local market, trans
shont 10 On1 shares Sales and purchases
appeared to be evenly divided.
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.-Application
has been made to the Stock EXchsnge 70
additional consolidated Az per cent bonds,
due 1851; s142, 600 additional st. Louis South-
western Railway company 1595. - s5s
240 additional Utah Copper Company capl-
tai stock; $4,000 Chicago Telephone Com
pany first mortgage fifteen-year per cent
San PauO per cent treasury bonds; s-toS-
Ooo Comstock Tunnel Company first mort,
gage d thrtyEear per ee9t H1 so oo% aiditionai a,
Pfttsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago & 81 LOUIS
common stock; A.619.ooo Louisville Mash Ti
Vile Railroad Company, P and NJ Dt-
vision. fifty~year 4 per cent bonds. due 1915.
and st,5OO0o0 preferred stock and S3-9ts.ve
common stock of the Duluth Superior Irac-
tion Company.
THE COPPER MARKET.-TheTe is little
change in the copper situation Quotations
of several of the large selling agencies ana
producers are 1874 cents pound Ior eleo- ,,
trolytic, but small dealers are quoting cop
per about one-fourth of cent a pound De
low this figure. Producers hold tnat cop
per stocks in this country are SeJuns c.pIs .Pis
to the 30 900. .O10-pound mark, and ror tIuS
reason believe that metal prices VIII re-
spond within the next thirty days
FOREIGN STOCK SHIPMENTS.-Ship-
reaching large proportions Over the last
sixty days one firm reports shipments OF
$50 900 600, another s10.00O.00o and third close
to IS 900 900. Estimates range from sIo''-
100000 to s2O0,O0O.0oo.
UNITED BOX BOARD.-At the annual
meeting Of the United Box Board ana
Paper Company Herman Brossma1 and T.
NJ Strehl retired from the directorate, ana
were succeeded by Frederick Davenport
and Lazard Kohn. Other directors were
reelected
CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBER
COMPANY.-At the annual meeting or tne
Canadian Consolidated Rubber company, 20
be held soon, the number or directors VIII
he increased from eleven TO htteen, Iour
representatives of the United states RuoDer
Company going on the board OF the "a
madam concern
COMSTOCK TUNNEL STOCK - The
Comstock Tunnel Company has applied 10
the New York Stock Exchange to transfer
from the unlisted department 10 the llsted
Department its &.O0.0D capital stock and
81 76s 900 first mortgage thirty-year 4 per
cent income bonds. due in 1919.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED = DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows: Chesapeake
& Ohio regular quarterly per cent; Re-
nuh1ic Iron and Steel Company. regular
Quarterly 1s4 per cent on the preterred'
payable on April l.
EQUITABLE LIFE.-At the annual meet
ing OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety President Paul Morton and other OIL
GERS were reelected.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER
Thomas Plunkett has reen elected mem
Der of the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant 20 a decree of foreclosure and sale
OF the Circuit Court OF the United States 70,
the Southern District OF New York. in which
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK complainant and THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY ana othso
were defendants. bearing date May 18th. 1893.
the undersigned. the Special Master appointed oy
said decree for the purpose OF selling the property
therein directed be sold. will. on rha frst cav
Of March. 1910. az twelve O'CLOCK noon % tlsr
DAY, sell by Joseph p Day. Esq. sucJiones-; at
pubic auction, at The North Main Entrance of
the County Court House. Borough OF Manhstsn,
City OF New York. IN the manner directed g
said decree, 10 the highest qualified bidder, tis
property described in said decree
Reference is made 20 the terms Of said d-c-ee.
copy OF which may be obtained at the e.cs
OF the undersigned. No. n Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan, for further details as 70 the said
sale and 20 the more derailed notice q ssis
published in The Globe and Commercial AdTer-
t;ser. a newspaper published IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. on Monday OF each week until tss
sale
Dated New To-k. January 2ath. 1910
HOWARD TATLoF
Special Master
BOW ERS & SANDS.
Compartments Solicitors.
81 Nassau Street.
Porough OF Manhattan
New York. y. I,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Business was heavy on the Consolidated
Exchange, with transactions agSregaunS
124,640 shares, distnbuted among hfty-slx
different stocks Profit taking on the long
side in Reading was conducted on large
scale and was a feature throughout the
session. Advances in Union Pacific, United
States Steel common and Amdlgamated
Copper disclosed the existence of a large
outstanding short interest in these stocks.
Covering operations were reflected by sharp
bidding at times. 4 commission house
which had an order to sell 1000 shares of
Union Pacific was able to get it off in one
block at 1862, when the quotation on the
New York Stock Exchange was 1so1s- The
high of Union Pacific 1879, a of d
point above the other board. Reading failed
to sell above 1885. against 16S. In the late
afternoon floor sentiment developed re-
newed bearishness, with stocks offered
freely around the room by professional
traders. Their opposition to the market
was largely influenced by the heaviness
displayed by Reading. Commission houses
handled some unusually large orders in
Smelling. well as in Steel. Reading and
Union Pacific. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositins
Bondholders

TO HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CIV
FIRST CONSOLIDATED NoRrGAey
HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS OF m
THIRD AVENUE RAIL ROAD C0yfPAyv
JssUED Under IT'S MORTGAGE DATED
MAY Is. 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN 20 ths ho,cs.
Of The aoove-ulentionet -Four Per Cent Fire
Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Year GolS
Bonds Of The Third Avenue Railroad Company
issued under its mortgage dated May IS. teea
that pursuant 20 Bo1dholdcrs' Agreement.
dated November 9. 1907. entered into eerv.ea
certain holders OF said bonds. ss parties % II.
hrsc part and James -. Wallace and e.nsr.
Committee. as parties o, the second par- ~
which Bondholdsrs Agreement references d,
made for all its terms and provisions. Pan
and Agreement OF Reorganization. cs-.d D.
cenber 2. 1909 has been duly prepared au1
adopted and a copy thereof duly lodged with
the Central Trust Company Of New York a.
Deposita-y. Printed copies ot such Bondhod-
ers' Agreement and Of said Pan a1t agree
msnt Of Reorganization nay oe obtained az
the Office OF said Deposttary No So Wall
Street, New York.
Holders Of said -Four Per Cent First Cor
solidated Mortgage Hundred Year Gold Bonds
Of The Third Avenue Railroad Company who
have not yet deposited thsi- bonds under tn.
aforesaid Bondholders' Agreement Of Nov.n,-
Der 8. 1907. are hereby notified .hat Trey nay
without penalty becor1. parties 20 the said
Bondholders' Agreement OF November g, 1907
and entitled to avail OF the beEsa- % said
Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization by
deposittng their bonds with the coupon os Jar-
uary :. 1908, and al subsequent coupons ac-
companyinE the same with ths Central Trus
Company OF New YORK. as Depos.:a-y as aso-.-
said. on before February IS. 1910. aac such
deposit shall be teer1sd equivalent 20 N.
fling % written assent 20 said Pan srf
Agreement Of Reorganization Bonds 70 de-
rosited will thereafter he held BY tas c.pos-
tary 70. account OF the COMMITTEES subject -
the terms and provisions OF said BoEdhchders
Agreement Of November s. 1907. and said Plan
and Agreement OF Reorganization as fully TO
all intents ard purposes y ts-srofors d.
posted.
Dated Sew York. January IS. 1910
JAMES y. WALLACE,
ADRIAN ISELIN
EDMUN Nd ID. RANDOLPH.
MORTIMER T.. SCHIFF,
JAMES TIMPSOS
HARRY RRONNER
Bondholdcrs' Conmittse
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. 1oc
discount Chicago, 31c discount. San Fran
cisco. sight PIC. telegraph 15c premium;
-lew Orleans commercial 25c discount,
hank 8 Premium Charleston. buying par,
selling 1-1oc premium: st. Louis, l0c pre-
MUM bid 20c premium asked. minneapolis.
81 premium: Savannah, buying 3-l6c dis
count, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
caanges 1926 4Sg. .65l balances $l4.64Si4 ~; Bal
rir1lore. exchanges S5.ol5.570, balances S579,-
70. Boston, exchanges $29,l36.46l, balances
s g-s. 10: Chicago, exchanges $500 10, bal
ances $3.749,653-
SILVER MARK RKET.-CommerCial bar sii-
s-er % &c Mexican silver dollars, A+c. Bar
silver in London closed al 241sd, an advance
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, els; Lis
bon. 1873.
MENICAN EXCHANGE.-NeXic ex-
chs nGc on New York is quoted at 2oli2
CONFRNMENT REVENUE - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $Sl5.Zlb, IN
zterraI revenue, SSjl .56e and miscellaneous
Sss} 777 a total Of & e95. .9i5 against total eX-
pendifUreS on ordinary account OF Sl,5ls, ,lM-
Tor -he month to date ordinary receipts
have been So, ,S07 ig3 and ordinary eXpendi-
-t1-eS s35 6S7. i1s, the excess of receipts
aFuouu1ing 20 SI2@226- For the fiscal year
70 dale ordinary receipts have been Szo4,
Nhs 7Ol. against S5s5-I6Z. Z.5l9 in the same time
30. against s43l .122 e39 in 1863. the excess Of
expenditures This year amounting to $25,-
sCIz2a compared with an excess last year
ef Es1 So s1e Including Panama Canal &C
count and public debt, the excess OF all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts 20 s4s III 02e. against an excess
IN the corresponding period q year ago OF
s1n1 -s10155.
81 -B-TRFASURY.-Tt Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House S,51s,s@5-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Feb 17.-The weekly return OF
the, Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased t1,o-o,oiS.
circulation decreased f27o,42e bullion III,
creased fT4a,7S other securities decreasSd
tI3Go1 other deposits decreased tozo,ooo'
public deposits increased f1,0S6.l62 govern
inent securities decreased f54s- The proper
ton of the bank reserves 10 haDliItleS Is
NOW, x ner cent against 5l.7O per cent last
week and compares with an advance from
A9s. per cent 10 J05s per cent In TINS week
last wear. The rate of discount Is un-
changed at 5 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at % per cent: highest 8 per cent;
lowest, ~ per cent; closing 219G$4 per cent;
ruling rare, - per cent: last loan. ~ per
-euf. Time money was quiet and Obtainable
with moderate freedom Rates Were quot
ID at 81 G3ie per cent for sixty days, 312q5s.
per cent for ninety days and 324Q4 per cent
tor four. five and six months. Mercantile
Taper found fair but not broad market
hrre. there being some demand elsewhere
Rates were quoted al 4i2I5 per cent for
sixty TO ninety days Endorsements, 412GS
per cent for four TO six months choice
single names and 51z per cent for others
FOREIGN E5XCTI ANGE.-The foreign eX-
change market opeIled steadier, with de-
ruand sterling quoted at 1850 1 $3.50, sixty
day bills al 4S435G4- $40 and cables at 4s510.
Short francs We're 511ia and short reichs-
marks p lilo plus 1-S2 The market con-
1iuEed steady throughout the day, with de-
T7aud sterling quoted AZ 4-S645. siXty-day
hills IT 4S440 and cables al 1864 iSS30
Short francs are 5I71e and short reichs-
marks g Is plus 1-33ae5is.
sled a follows
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

ket for outside securities, with prices ir-
regular. In only few Of the mining is
sues was there animation enough to at
tract attention. while the fluctuations in
prices continued narrow. The only feature
of note was the activity and strength in
Cobalt Central at the Outset. whfea moved
realizing. losing the gain. Nevada Consolf-
dated Boston and Miami ruled steady.
while a stronger tone was shown in the
silver issues. Union Mines, Ray Central
Tramp Consolidated and Greenwater we're
higher. In the industrial list American
Tobacco was strong. at an improvement
of ) points Standard Oil was up point
Lackawanna Steel rights were firm and
the stock moved up materially. while
better inquiry was shown for the bonds
Sther bonds also reflected an improved de-
nland and advanced fractionally. Detailed
oDerafions follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Of American securities rates doubtless
will reach a level that will permit of ex-
ports of the metal to London and Paris.
owing to this country's unfavorable posi-
ton on foreign trade account.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Wednesdays;
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Paris, Feb. 17.-The weekly return OF the
Bank OF France shows the toloWinS
changes: Notes in circulation decreased %
10000 francs treasury deposits increased
u 22J 600 francs, general deposits increased
Ii .o5ocoo francs. gold on hand hand decreased decreased
80 NnD francs bills discounted decreased
%, 90. 600 francs advances decreased 2.S5e.en
francs.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
MOVEMENT OF GOLD AND sIIvBR

The Department Of Commerce and LaooT
Bureau OF Statistics. has issued rs prs
iininary report on the imports and e2,
ports of gold and silver OF the Cn1rea
States in January.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Office of
MAC ARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY
4 on Tsar

MAC ARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY,
Engineers and General Contractors,
Pine Street
Nevr YORK City. y. y. February Il. 1910
The Board Of Directors of MAC ARTHUR
BROTHERS COMPANY, Of New Jersey, has
declared : regular seTni-annual dividend OF
St.ee upon tho Preferred Stock of the Com
panv. payable March 1st TO Stockholders Of
racord As Of thc close OF business February
-SVh. 1919
Tho Preferred stock Transfer Books viii be
closed on February 18th 1910. and will be re
opened on March 1st. 1919. Dividend checks
VIII Ice mailed 70 holders OF Preferred Stock
JOHN T MAC ARTHUR, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Rerlin Feb 17.-The weekly return of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
following changes: Cash on hand increased
IS al 600 marks, loans decreased SS,o1o
marks, discounts decreased So,v.nVn MARKS
notes in circulation decreased G4,S1S.o0O
marks deposits increased 122, coo marks,
cold on hand increased S5 SIS, go marks
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
MINING STOCKS.
BONDS.

s15 600 Comstcck 4s.-. co @h 20 II
WHEAT.
Sales.
bush $500. - ., 80. ., ,,.,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
INACTIVE STOCKS.

az :r
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
BOSTON ctIRR STOCKS.

FURNISHED by 7 Thomas Esinhsfoxx. .rou-
Broad street New York. and No ~
rhire street. FDsron1 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
COBALT STOCKS.

b rPurnished by Warren, Gzowski & Co. no 81
Broad street,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by Williams Mcconnell a Coleman
No 6n Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing I3lo-'22.
trU-nlshed by swarfWogt & Appenzeliar' No. 20
Pine -.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R. L. Day 81 Co No. 81 Wall
streetl
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
CHICAGO iNDUSTRIAL.S.

~ aivi4end ~ per cenL
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

.coupon OF registered,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

asked.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

TO HOLDERS OF The FOUR PER CIyY
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MoArGAey
HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS OF I'M
THIRD AVENUE RAIL ROAD CONPAyv
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE DATED
HIAY Is. 1900.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
PAPERS FILED.

The following papers have been fl
ed up to this afternoon for registra-
ton:
J. Alfred Magoon, IT,, to Hans ii.
Jensen, agreement.
Trent Trust to Fritz Besecke, deed.
Mrs. Milaina Makai ct AL, to Henry
Halle, deed.
Fred Goodfellow to Won Hamm-
Young Co., chat mtg
James Baker to Won Hamm Young
Co, chat. mtg.
VIM. T. Kaae, ct al to L. Weinzhei-
mer, deed.
David Kalahiki to Henry Kaumai
deed.
Consolidated Pineapple Co, to Cal
ifornia Fruit Cannery. mtg.
Patrick F. Ryan and wife to L. l.
McCandless, deed
]. w, Kerner, to Won Hamm- Young
Co., chat. mtg.
A. R. Glaisyer to Won Hamm.Young
Co., chat. mtg.
I. Makayama to Choy Dan. chat
mtg.
L. X. Kakami to Kipahulu Sugar
Co, lease.
Bank of Hawaii to A. H. Dondero,
ct al, par, rel.
A. H. Dondero ct al to Walter K.
Coombs, deeds (two).
The GLOWING papers have been filed
or registration up to Yesterday after
noon:
H. F. Lewis and wife to Waterhouse
Trust, deed.
Oahu College to H. Stuart Johnson,
w. A. Greenwell, tr. to Ellen A.
Weaver, a. m.
Helen A. Rosa to A. S. Humphreys,
deed.
A S. Humphreys and wife to Bank
of Hawaii, mortg.
Est Kamakele to Brewer & Co.,
deed.
Grimwood, Richardson C Co., to Pa
lolo Land & Imp. Co., release.
Pioneer Bed. e Loan AS. to Ann
Stratford, ct al, release.
Chan to Young Lee Shee, p. a.
S. Kula and wife to Trent Trust
ltg.
c. O. zee Hop to Wing Pang, release
G. Along to Julia tombstone, deed.
Now Hung Wal Co., to Wong Chin
bill of sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
.HONOLULUANS BUY
COLD MINE STOCK
JAMES McCANDLESS AND MIR
BOCKUS BRING HOME A GREA /
BIG SCHEME.

James S, McCandless and G. Ga
Bockus, who returned the other day
from the mainland brought back with
them the control of a mining prop
erty which has holders in Hawaii.
1t is quite a big venture, but as
Honolulu is pretty well used to large
things in the stock line, the project
may in due season come in for COM
Portable assimilation. In the mean
while, Messrs., McCandless and Book
us have been about the busnest par
in town buttonholing their friends on
the merits of their new venture IN
the Golden West.
The. story is that the two Hon)
lulu men have acquired a controlling
interest in the property of what IS
known as The Sierra Nevada Deve
lopment Company, a concern incor-
porated under the laws of Arizona
and capitalized at $1,5OO,OOO. This
company owned an extensive mining
water power and timber proposition
in Placer County, California.
It is claimed by Mr.. McCandless
that experts have located on this
property a subteranean or buried riv
err, and that in this region pay dirt IS
to be found. Already a tunnel IS
being driven, the objective of which
is the bed of this ancient stream.
Mr.. McCandless states that the con-
troll of the property now being in Ho-
noIulu, the offices and headquarters
of the company will be located here.
Authority has already been granted
by the government of Arizona to
transfer the business of the concern
to the Territory of Hawaii.
So many wildcat, mining schemes
have origiated in California that the
public is disposed to approach any
new proposition of this character with
caution. There is, however, an al
most universal feeling, locally, of con-
fdence in the sincerity and judg-
ment Of Mr.. McCandless, which may
lead many to invest in the enter
prise.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
AZ HAIEIWA.

Weekend parties are getting to be
popular at this well-llnown resort, and
the number of visitors is increasing
as time goes on. Tourists have
learned of the resort and nearly ev-
eryone arriving here from the coast
includes Haleiwa in his itinerary.
There is much to commend it. The
golf links are superior and some of
TIE finest tennis players in the city
use the Haleiwa courts for tourna-
ments. Guests play golf and tennis.
and spend their time in driving about
Tho country or in swimming and boat
ing. 1t is a short distance away by
train or auto.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16

OIL MERGER

News arrived by yesterdays mail OF
the amalgamaticn of several companies
in California dealing in crude oil One
of the companies affected is the Pacific
Oil and transportation Company, late
ly represented here by Captain f. Mil
Ter. OF the merger the San Francisco
Chronicle says:
The first big move effected by the
Associated Oil Company ~since the
Southern Pacific Company took active
control of it's management was initi-
ated yesterday in the commencement
Of an action to merge the smaller sub
sidiary companies which have been
Operating in California.
The first step in this move was the
filing of petitions with the superior
Court yesterday morning for the dis
solution of the Coalinea Oil Trmspor-
tation Company, the National Oil and
Transportation Company and the Pa
ciic Oil and Transportation Company.
Shortly after these small companies
were formed they were bought up by
the Associated Oil Company five years
ago, but were continued in the original
work of operating wells and transport
ing oil. The move to take this step
was voted upon January 18th, few
DAYS after the new board of Southern
Pacific officials was appointed as di-
rectorate of the oil company.
The actual transfer of the business
through the merger. is for the purpose
of concentrating the work of the Asso-
ciated Oil Company in the West. II is
rumored that all of the smaller South
ern Pacific oil companies which are
being individually operated under
various names in the southern part OF
the State, principally in and about
Bakersfield, and which are furnishing
all the oil consumed by the Southern
Pacific Company, will also be merged
into the Associated Oil Company
shortly.
The directors of the three small CON-
panics are all officials of the Associated
! Oil Company, viz. W. F. Herrin, w. S
Porter, o. Scribner, o. A. Chanslor and
F. H. suck. Buck is selected for ap-
pointnent as trustee of the companies
on their dissolution Burton E. Green
and w. A. Sloan were directors of the
Coalinga Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
SESSION
STOCK EXCHANGE

Although there were a Number 81
stock transactions on the street in the
period since yesterday, this morning s
session of the board was without
special incident. Buying orders were
few and there was no disposition to
meet anything like strong market
front.
The feature of trading was, per-
haps, the sale of another block OF
Haiku. aggregating 100 shares, at
$14O. This deal was made by Mr..
Fleming for a client.
Another sale of interest was that 0!
so Hawaiian Commercial at $40. SIS
of interest because it represented a
slump in the market. At the close o.
the session $4O.75 was bid and Sal
asked for the stock indicating weak
ness.
Ten shares of Pioneer found a buyer
at 1898, at which the market seemed
to be quite strong-despite the fact
that bidding ceased at $237 so. Hold
ers were demanding S24O for the
stock.
A sale of so shares Oahu was re-
ported at $9S. 1876, at which the STOCK
was weak. Later Oahu was offered at
this figure but no bids were officially
recorded.
There was only one sale on the
board, that being 20 shares McBryde
at $7.125. For the stock 81 was bid
and 1925 asked
With no sales, Eva, Honokaa, Olaa
and Waialua each appeared to be a
trifle slow, the following being the
quotations.: Eva, firm at $34 SO bid
and $S4.75 asked; Honokaa, ditto, at
$22 bid and $22 so asked; olaa in de-
mand at Sc. S75, but holders demand
ing 81 1875; Waialua strong at S133
holders demanding $134.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
TOO MANY FRIENDs.

Lester Petrie, who was seriously in
jured last week in the railroad yards
is not as well as he has been since the
accident, and although nothing serious
has developed, his many friends and
family are very enxious about him. Dr.
Cooper, who is attening Petrie, stated
yesterday that Petrie was doing well
and his seeming setback had been
caused by the kindness Of his many
friends. Until Petrie is on the sure
road to recovery no one will be allow
ed to see him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
PINEAPPLE MORTGAGE.

A mortgage was filed ;his morning
by the Consolidated Pineapple Com
pany, Ltd, of Honolulu, 10 the Cah-
fornia Fruit Growers Association or
all the property of the former, sub
ject to a, small first mortgage on a
part of it, a leading condition OF
which is that the latter IS to advance
the former tie sum of 100000, if that
much is needed, or more should such
be required.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-16
GENERAL.

H. P. Faye, manager of the Kekaha
Sugar Company, arrived in the city
this morning and is registered al ~
Young. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Fred B. Damon, of the Bank Ct
Hawaii, and) wife will leave by the
Alameda tomorrow for tour Or
Southern California. They will be
away about five weeks.