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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

"gob6oob ano Scouting", 90 De NOS
pcn0ige 6oranItaltninger blep ltrar
giort, iao nGprte 3oreorag oil bIipe
bolot Wanoag Iiten Den Toe Nop.
sc feriie Gramencr for @rooen
"Senoerioot" oibolbtes Senoog,
men lloiaIbet pilSe life bIipe be-
fienStgiort for Sirsoae. 9e forifiel.
lige YatrcIer ioretog Iige efter Gra.
men en- llbmnrih unber "foriegleoe
Srbre".
Scrnbancnluffc peo MpntcuiSeo.
Get eitgaaenoe Tasioeertog paa
Wiltpaufee. gonen itsbte tihlig Sen.
Dag @orgen MOB ct 9og Iaitet meo
areohirer, bnilfet Sog Ell Mfil be.
itenior Wonteoioeo bar itaniet for at
bringes ino poa ct Sibeipor. 2ofo.
motiofsreren og Sprbsberen paa
Rasineertogct rebbeSe fig peb at bop.
pc, men fire Mpnb, &pGgeiere fra
Montana % Spo Gafota, bIep or9b.
te / Srogttogets "Gabooie", Der bIen
fuIoitpnbig iplintret og iioen inttebe
Slo, ibet BasiagerertogetS 2ofomo-
tio ppIteoe og bleb Iiegenbe paa
&uinerne. Slocn ubbrsb itrar efter
at lllpffen bar bpnot, iaa mon life
fit reooet De brGbte WGnb no al
Hltinerne, og Der bar fun forfulleoe
% ufienbeIige Heiter tiIboge, GA 81.
ben bar iIuffet. DC olnfomne bar
%. g, Sin % Ssnnen Sbomas fra
W}ilcs Sin, Wontana, George 2eper
fra Sosmer, g. 0af., og s. Q. 9e6.
fee fra @reentpap, @. Saf. Sire
andre, Der o9ian bar / ~%Gohooien",
bIeb ioa forlia fpGitebe, at Der bar
Sore for bereS 2ip. 9%eSlloen brpno-
te TO @ogne Iobet nteo areaturer %
flere tomme 8oospogne. Get bar
finn beo Gasiagerernes Si9lp, at
Tosiaeertoaets Sogne bIen Iempebe
Ioo meget tiIbooe, at SSIben life nan.
eoe Dem. Sogpcrionalet bar logt
SfpIoen for lllnffen pno ben On.
Itpnoigbe6, at oct eIeftriife Gus /
9onegoorben bar ion itprft, at man
life funoe ie set robe 2pS paa Sragt.
togcts bagre @ogn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
8 2ebet al eft slar cir en- Wanp 1900

s 9sbet al ct aar Cir en- Wanp 1900
Saonbtrpf. Set bltr en- itor Gum al
gnergi, iom paa oen Raaoe gaar
tobt. Chi logger man 60 aars
Saonbtrpfsfraiter iammen, oa faar
man en- araft, iom er iterf nof til at
Isite $500 Cons. 8aa ct enfeIt aar
taller ct Wenneife 11,S00,OOO ORD,
San oabner % luffer 9inene Co.
100000 8ange. Gen araft iont
poa Senne Woabe bruges giennem 60
gar, biz bore nof til at lsfte en-
spuroogn fpIot mteo 8asiagerer 10
Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
SYriteliee panteobief.
ter / eamle Oase,

8%antelaanerne5 auloer refruteres Den
Dag ibas bsluis fra iornemme &rsoie;
men be bpeIt itileoe paa Sorben pleier |
Dor Tib fun / pberit iieloe 9ilfelbe at
tase i'm 9ilflu9t III eenl naar be iall'
men meb utalise ulminbelise9 poell9e en-
patter 0as ppoaser, at De trenser Here
Ieuse, eub be for giebiittet er | gelib'
BELLE al. S iiblisere G~arbunbreSer
bapbe ielp frpnebe Sopeber | en- iaaoan
Situatipn unbertipsn insen anben uo'
pei END at pantI9tte fine @ienrele, rpr'
lise iaapsl ium ursrlise. &pns 9ubpig
ben Gauge af Srautris bolpt BET / ga'
ret 1871 life uncer i'm Sarbisbeo at
pantlatte en- Gel al fit 8jpffentpi for
1888 Srants % 200 Surbtaper for
5000 Srancs. On !Sertus al 2otb'
rinscn % en- @rspe ai RrOpenee CAB
belle SeItninser ipm 9ant paa 2aan,
Tom life fob | rlmelist 6prbolo I'll
9anteubjstternes gersi 8 bet lobe
9larbunbrebe bisp eusans 9apers splb'
ne, mep s@eslitsue imDttebe Tiara pants
lat for 10000 Sutaier pa ben papelise
stpl beianbt zig / en- flor 9enssiOrle'
-
senbeb. 8 slaret l44o iaa elizabeth
ben piteiisr Glbrsdt ben 2bsn's Gnie,
Jig nsbiaset til for $500 @ulbsplOen
of pantiatts fine 8lsnObier: en- arone.
tire Salsbaanb. ct Grmbaanb os 80 an,
bre Smpifer, beriblaubt Srpdsr, Ttn'
&C Oip. Zen iibite apnse al TOlen,
Sianistaus Suniaioipiti, ipm par en-
uiOrbsbsrlis Gpslunb, pantiatte snsans
belle fin SuueliamlinS beriblanOt Sia'
manterue pua ben forte Grns Srosn %
Gnoreasprbenen; men bet siorbe ban
life for at betals @ielb, men iUr at
irsmms ct almsnnptiist S%oretasense.
Il. .Lo~ h.. au1 , pioht ~ make
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Nprn 9ukntn.

@rDanpper. Senrp Spenion og
Olga Olion fra Clifton lamt Ser.
man @locf % emma Berger fra
Sampler bIep forIeoen eifte / Gang
Don.
Wnnoan. Sipbmanb Spb. - 0eter
Soffmon, ser / omtrent ii gar bar
orret | Sonbelsiorretning / Wan.
BON, blep iorleoen Iften, meoens
ban fac inmmen meb fin SanliIie /
&icnmet, rammet AT ct SlogtilfpIbe
oa os6e siebIiffeIig. sfbebe bar SO
gar aamlnel % eiterlaber fig SUI
Itrr og fem Born.
graub paa Tarmcn. 8. 81. Sits.
maurices 2aapebp9uine npr Grpital
nebbrpnote Senoag meb ct Sab al
5000. Ser bar en- @utomobiI |
@psuineen, % ga SIben noaeoe Den.
ne, inbtraf Der en- @aiolinerpIoiion,
bporpeb Sloen ipreotes til ale 81
ser. Ser brGnbte bIanbt anbet fem
areahircr, As Cons So os 800 gu.
ibeIs SABRE.
Sanges SDuuSes GrebsmsSe. =
Moppile arcbS al Sanaes Spnooe
boIot / Gluten al iibite Hoe lit aar.
liae Wfo6e / @irfboI8, &reoicu ON.
fntter nor0peitIige Minneiota % pit.
liae Norb 0ufota, % Mpbct bar
qobt beie0t. TeIgcn0e gmbe0Smpnb
paIgteS: Frpiiocnt, Boit. S. Soban.
neiou, Sorore; TiceprrIioert, EnIt.
2. SoIuoriou, Burton; 9a&ierer, &.
y. Sn1cn @rnnb Sorts.
lllpffc mcS S%Docuan6en. Clinton
Suution, ira @binbura og II Iar
gammcI, lager poo @roitons SoIpi.
tai meO Ell o~irepet Saonb og en-
@a9Hobning | Mpcn. San oil boa
moaife lene. llInffen brnbte 9er.
oog gIiteu pro @oinburg, boor en-
S~aatfamerot forieete Of tiiate fin
Sun6 oeo at iIaa oeu nleb ct Dob.
beltIebct @eurr. Slaaet IssneSe
bcggc Sfub, og Sc trof Grrttion.
@arnclammclien pptrGScr. Slere
me TiIiGlOer al @arneIamnteIien
cr onmelote | ben ipbpeitIige Del al
Stotclt, % oct fsrite bebIiee SiIipI.
De / Starf County inbtraf forIeocn
| Snplor. bpor Den 16.narige Sorrp
Wfo6ion buffebe unber for Sen Ium.
Tie Spgbom. SunobebspGienet bar
oUeraIt tnaet fine Sorbolbsregler,
buorior Spebommen life pentes Of
Iprebe liz meaet berefter.
Sp reSSst ira ltnScraans. Gen
lille gp HuSo, beligaenbe omtrent
100 WtiI noroenfor gismorcf, piIbe
mauife Sorbag Worgen bIepen belt
ebeIoat peb en- SIbebrnnb, bnis 500.
@anens TaSiaaertoe life bapbe itan.
Jet reo Mor % tneet benne 9ps
Wranbmanoifob tilbaae til oen brpn.
beubc @p. Som oct off nebbr9nSte
billions SabeImaaerpGrfiteo, 6. 81.
NouIiers @i,tif % Saaningsbus,
HuSo Saub Cos aontorbpgning iami
q. ShnIts's garberihie, bporpeo bei
belle Cab LOB op iii $4,000 meo nm
liben DISTURBANCE.
%p guisiprretnina | Sarge? Ser
fol bore ltoiist I'll, at Grange Subj
60. fonmer til Of pprette en- ut
Ipisiorretning | Sarge. ibet ct itsrre
mt Sarmblao ifuIbe uogioes beriro.
Serbert Wpricf. GrGiibeut % pe.
ientIig gier al Orange Subj Co.,
bar eiort @pen ct SiIbuo ON at op.
rette Sorretninseu Scr, bpis nldr Der
bill tegre iie for gftier til en- @9rbi
al 100000. Com 8ieneirIb Der
for forpIister Wr. @pricf iis til a
opfsre en- @paning, Der meb lloitp,
ffuI foite $2S0,O00, % at ban iaa'
inart Eorretninsen aabnes oil ipsiel'
I9tte 200 Wanb. bporaf 60 procen,
oil bare Samilieiorisrgere,
Spn 9ukntn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
SIiuurTntu.

gspbneacr Spb. Torqer q. Sole.
Der Dor en- Of De ffrite Settlere / st.
Ter Coil Gountp, 0eoe iorIeSen / Ger.
gus Soils al STREET. % 2ungebetGu'
belle. rs gar aamnel.
SfrgbSer osS | SarncsOiGc. 8.
a. Siueeteu, Der arbeioe6e / Sobn
WeIfong Sfrp6oerperfiteS / @arues,
bile, bIep forIeoeu rommet al Slog
pa oeoe fort eiter. 8peeter bapOe
for boet | Sporta, Miun.
@iitcoc ct gic. SSfor 9. groo.
lin, oniat / gbicoqo & Rorth 8eit.
ern @anens @Rrfite6 / 8aieca. mi.
fte6e iorleoen fit beire Gie neb Gr.
plofion az Ell SigraI.E orpeoo, i6et
en- Iibeu MetaIipIintre Of benne irai
BAN Iige / Giet. 8rabIins Stem er
| @pron.
gtp Saut | Brandon. 8 Brandon
er Brandon Sarmers Stote 9ant
blepen iuforporsre. meo Ell aapitoI
Of $4,000, 90 ben nDe 5orretninr
bentes at bile aobnes alereSe Den
lobe os. 8Ianot SnforporatorernC
er Ole 3. Berg, g. Z. Seigen, 6
g. 2aricn og u. q. llrneis.
Stort ennbialg peb eitdfelS. 3
2itdfielo afilutteoes iorrige llge e
fort 9anoials. ioet Better g. Sanior
foIgte fin n%eItenior gpen Iigeenot
Sorm, beItaoeroe Of life min0re eni
1000 acres, til Better gtellon % on
bre 5armere. 9ette par ben beol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Mtrhteun

Sasbrna brandt. - Wisconiin
2mb & 0umber Cos spre Sagbrug
peb Sermanspile n~ebbranbte ben
Site Sttober meS ct Sab al $780,
600. Man piSite life bporoan 81.
Sen bar opitaoet. Saabruset bar
asinreret. % oct biz itrar blipe sien'
opbpgset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Sub 4ukntn.

Gn rGlSis Stemmciebbel. gGI.
eernc iueeu Spb Gafota oil peo noe.
ite alminoeliee @aIo ben Soc Ropbr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

Ell Gen billigsts og bedste Skole ! Nord-
vesten. Specielle Klasser for Nykom-
mere. Send efter Katalog til ]. c. Satire,
Crookston. Minnesota. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

SenS "2ecorob.p oiten" til SI9gt
90 gemner | oct samle 2ano,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
gisi ies btl tfferlis aloris
faa Sliuotarm sbetenSelie!
eibeH ies fulsts saaaeet : GSfer'ifa 9psen,
Tan ies isife, Fsao NIT Sierts besia.
rer. - See CT abiulnt trps for
g;iiuotnrmSbetauosIje!
uetarmsbetauosI

TiIfbft er Der siebltHslis 2inorine ot op.
raa fra ale @taoelioeIler og, pna famine 9io
geffotieIfe trroo pIuofeIige slnfdlo al 9Iino.
acknowledgements. 3Gs bet iimpIe, nozzle
eRaas goIsri'ia .gosen - iaa letiatielis
Tom 8 pe abio;ut pdaIioeItst.
Sreen ubebaeeliee 9inoe, fur Mnbe, Sors
fipppslie, apaIme eIler rltiIpasbsh efier MoaI.
tibet. Snsen Sroet poa @runo at ben fra.
teIiee @ltnotdrmsbetGnoelfe. Spis. boao 2e.
res Sierte b~eetGrer. 90 ind meeet Sc snfer
= De bill aIbrie bi ct Offer fof gIinotarms.
betGnoelfe.
Grin Tsrss sabn n~eoenfor, pebIae ct &c
Srtmaris. % Ss bill faa ben bersuie ncrle
aslerststd ecs f~uIoitGuoie frit. Senne ufor.
ien.Iiae BOO er en- ntrielie Stat; ben fop
flarer Ting Tom tar faa e9eer iisnber; ben
tu o~oerraife % forbauis Dem. Zen inoe.
boIoer mango mRr'eIiae 8iIIeoer 90 f%orlnrer,
2porodu man Ian opnaa siesltifeiis eiuerins
fra wlaoelieeter. boao fom foraartdeer sltnos
t1rniSbeiGHoelfe, boprnan ben fan beihreoes
uoen Operation. % hpotbau De let feb Tan
barge Dem tuoo ben. Re bill ftle: -Soqeu
tan life beiales meh Sub = % boa toiier
ben TIM CT &c SrimRrfe. Crib til Geirrita
Co, Tept. 16. 81. ganl, Mlinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

1t takes a day and a night to make
a day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

Member of Honolulu Stock and
Bond Exchange.
Stock and Bond Orders receive
prompt attention.
Information furnished relative to
all STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Phone 1872 p. o. Box 594
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

bid nud yls5 asked. Wmalua 800 bid
and slol asked
Two tiings have occurred this week
to rocroato interest ln stocks and were
the market not hampered by politics
ana other disturbing causes there
would doubtless be- considerable actl-
witty in the market az this time First
there was a slight strengthening in the
price of sugar which, while Il may be
temporary only. IS important enough
TO induce a certain amount of enthu-
siasm Then the exceptionally fine
condition of the plantation, weather
and crop reports in the past several
weeks being the most nattering in char
acter of years before. The crop out
look all over was probably never bet
ter at this time Of year, and every
plantation is in line for an unusually
successful campaign
These and a number of minor things
would combine to aid the stock mar
ket at this iuncture, were it not for
the untoward conditions above com
planned Of.
Many people pooh-pooh the idea OF
politics having much effect upon the
market at present; but as matter
of fact the agitation tending to disturb
labor and other conditions not only
has a temporary but a lasting effect
II has already created a lack Of con
fidence in the stability of systems
which have tided the countrys indus
! tries over thus far. There is very
general feeling that conditions have
not been improved by the sOcialistiC
! impulses that have received street re
cognition and the encouragement Of
at least one wing of one party in this
campaign.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
MORE MILLS FOR
FORMOSAN SUGAR

The Honolulu Iron WORKS COMPANY
has received orders for two new sugar
mills for Formosa. and has begun
work on them, the order being O. sort
of rush one. These mills win De
practically duplicates o. others alrea-
dy n Japan
An immense increase in the sugar
output of Formosa is being planned
Adyices were received IN yesterdays
mail via Manila that one plantation
alone is increasing its capital 90 a
sum equal TO about S7.5O0O0o and ia
acreage will be two or three times as
large as the biggest plantation i'm The
Hawaiian Islands. BY the same mail
news came that Japan would probably
fix a heavy duty on foreign sugars, the
object being to protect the cane grow
ers of Formosa. Indeed, it seems TO
be the intention Of Japan and Japa-
nese capitalists to make Of Formosa
great sugar island. able to supply
the whole empire OF Japan.
At the start of the sugar industry
in Japan, mills We're ordered in Eng
! land and Germany and later some
were brought from Ohio, in the Unit
ed States Finally Honolulu was tri-
/ ed and the local manufacturers turn
/ ed out exactly what the Japanese had
I been looking for. Since then the Ho-
noulu Iron Works have received one
third Of the orders sent out for new
mills, and the prospects now are that
all future orders for machinery will
come here
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
COULDN'T WAIT
FOR THEIR FIGHT

George Lowe and Kanae got mixed
up in political scrap at the corner of
King and Bethel streets today and
finding the space too limited at that
point to continue their discussion,
both jumped into a hack and set off
down the street looking for a quiet
place where they could appeal to
force. The crowd followed, and cheer
ed, further melting the already greatly
wrought up voters. In the hack they
wrangled, until past forbearance, and
then the trouble began. Kanae seized
Lowe by the throat, Lowe tried to
beat Kanae into more submissive
frame of mind, and the crowd yelled
with pure enjoyment But Chief De-
tective McDuffe could not see the
joke. He had kept close to the hack
the whole time and when the row
started his burly form made its ap-
pearance at the back of the hack and
the contestants thought an uncere-
monious vacating of the hack to be a
discreet move. Both hastily got out,
one on either side, but the fight was
over for the time being at least, the
two men hailing separate hacks and
setting off towards Waikiki.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
M'BRYDE SUPPLIES
STOCK SENSATION TODAY

The feature In stock circles this
morning was a small sized furry i'm
McBryde, 10 shares selling between
boards at s4.375 starting some of the
buying oroer" element on the move.
Overnight, instructions were given TO
brokers to 4buy," with The result that
10, 10, 30, so, so, so. and rs shares
changed hands at $3.50 on the board
this morning.
While McBryde is exceedingly low
probably below its actual value-there
is nothing in the present situation out
of the ordinary that would or can JUS
tify anything like a boom. In other
words, McBryde is worth no more TO-
day than it was short time ago
when il could have been had for a lit
tie more than four dollars a share.
It is a good, safe, sane proposition,
however, at considerably more than
S4 so, as the public will realize in
time
At the close of this mornings ses-
sion 81 625 was bid for this stock and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
PApERs FlIEp FRIDAY.

Antoine J Faustino and VT to An
tone Borba. d
Antoine Borba to Nahinuholo Faus-
tino, d.
Wilson Feagler to Mary A Webb
and hsb. II.
Grace s. Bobo and hsb to H. Wa,
terhouse TT Co, Ltd, d.
Est Of b p Bishop by Trs to l. s
Aungst, d.
L S Aungst to Trs of Est of B p
Bishop, M
See Kang and by II and VT to trs
of Est of S C Allen, NJ.
Dowsett Land Co, Ltd, to George Il
Carter, p A.
VIM Henry to Kehumano Kaolelo,
Rel.
L Kirkpatrick to Minnie B sackett
ct al. ID.
John d Paris and VT to Manuel
Madeiros, d
f C Rhodes to E Rhodes, Ltd, d
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
FINE REPORTS IN
FROM ALL ISLANDS

The remarkably favorable weather
record of the past two or three month";
has Kept up throughout the islands in
the past week. Rain appears to have
been general, except for portions of
Maui, and the days have been warm.
The following reports came in this
morning:
Waialua had a total fall of about five
and half inches of rain during the
week. Weather fair and warm to-
day. The best of conditions prevail.
Eva is experiencing clear, warm
weather, exceedingly favorable to
growing crops. Heavy rains at the
middle of the week, filling the bitches
and soaking the plantation.
Oahu plantation from Hackfeld &
Company: Oahu plantation has had
over two and one half inches of rain
during the week, the fall being all
over the estate. Cane for 1911 is
much improved and the 1912 cane is
remarkably well advanced. Tasseling
has begun but is not too free. Mr.. w.
Photenhauer looked all over the plan
tation during the week and reports
that he never saw a finer cane pros
pect anywhere"
Pioner Mill (also Hackfeld & Coz:
Although the weather has appeared
threatening no rain fell at Pioneer
plantation during the week. Warm
day. Cane is progressing finely"
Unusually favorable conditions are
reported from Kipahulu, Maui.
Hawaii Mill Company, Hilo, reports
the best of conditions as to weather
and that the cane is growing finely.
c. Brewer & Company: 1--WE have
highly satisfactory reports this morn
ing from Kau. Two inches of rain
have fallen at all Of the plantations
down there, enough to tide the grow
ing crop over to the winter season.
The prospects at Hilo Sugar Com
pany's plantation for next year are ex-
cellent."
F. A. Schaefer & Company: 1--WE
have reports this morning of exceed
ingly favorable cane weather at Ho-
nokaa. During this week two inches
of rain have fallen, which is quite a
good deal for that locality. Weather
warm"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
NIPPON HERE
HAS NO HIHDUS

The T. K. K. Nippon Maru arrived
in port early this morning, one day
overdue from China and Japan. The
del9y created some little comment
yesterday, owing to the fact that the
usual wireless messages were not re-
ceived by the local agents, but this
is explained by the fact that heavy
lightning flashes were frequent dur
ing the past three nights and the
messages were lost. Since Wednes-
day evening the operator on the Nip
pon M2ru endeavcred to get a meg
sage through, and though the Homo
lulu station was raised once or twice,
nothing in the nature of a connected
message could be sent or received.
1t is customary for the local station
to send one hundred and fifty
word message to these ships when
they are three days off port but none
of these messages got through.
Head winds were experienced on
the trip across and this accounts for
, the delay in the passage. There
were no accidents, but the strong
WINDS winch prevailed clipped few
knots off each days run. The Nip
pom Maru left Yokohama at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon Of the Goth ult, and
was expected to arrive here yester-
Gay. She had thirty-three passengers
in the saloon, thirteen in the second
class and PA in the Storage. For
Honolulu there We're ten saloon pas
sengers and 1874 in the steerage.
The saloon passengers for Honolulu
were:-M b. Russell, n. r. Crum
Ewing, c. Curtis, r, II, Dunlop, F, L.
Oliver, r.. II. Smelling, II Tsuda n.
Watnage, II. Yohhida, Mrs. Yoshida
and infant. In the steerage there
were ninety one Filipinos who are to
work On the plantations here, seventy
one Japs and two Chinese,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

A slight Strengthening in the price
of beets i'm London is a favorable
symptom and should the price contin-
ne to advance will give a firm tone to
the market.
The anxiety of the sellers to dis
pose of their holdings at almost any
price.N consequently causing heavy
drops in prices on small transactions,
has disappeared. Al present there
are no large blocks for sale, and the
stocks that are Offering are held at
usually the last sale price. The de-
mand is also very light; as a con
sequence little stock mas changed
hands; and prices have held nearly
at last weeks quotations.
Pioneer has been the exception. re-
gistering a decline to $4,000. while
the last recorded sales were made at
$4,000.
Waialua sold several times during
the week at par, ana buyers are in
the market for more at this price.
Two transactions merit attention
we refer to the sale or go shares Ca
hu, and the purchase by the same
parties Of 500 shares Hawaiian Sugar
Eva is steady at s2S rs; Oahu is in
small demand at s26.375, while Ha
waiian Commercial shows a little
strength around s34. Olaa has i'm
proved and sold at s4.75 This stock
recently sold at 1925 McBryde is
also slightly higher and cannot be
bought for less than s4.375, while
sales were made a snort time ago al
$500 per share.
Yours truly,
TRENT TRUST co.
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

S4.75 asked The last previous sale
had been at $3.50
Between boards 10 and 10 Eva sold
at $3.50. This morning more was
offered at the same, but bidding bad
ceased al $2S CPS.
A sale OF oahu was also made at
S26. 75, after which there seemed TO
be little stronger feeling, the same
being bid 70, more stock, with S27 ask
ed. lnasmuch as the last previous
sale Of Oahu was at sk6 so, the stock
is quite a bit healthier today. Ewas
last previous sale was at S2S.75, and
by the same reckoning Eva might be
regarded as a shade weak.
A sale of interest between boards
was OF 10 -. X. T. stock at $l07 80,
the last sale having been at $102 80.
Today S115 is asked for this property.
Interesting quotations today without
sales were: Hawaiian Commercial,
s34 80 bid and $34 80 asked; Honokaa
$1S bid and $13 Is asked; Pioneer s1SG
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
NEW OFFICES FOR
c. N. COOKE, LTD

Bids have been opened for altera-
tions and changes i'm the A. J.. Smith
building Boo Fort street lately oc-
tupiet by We Arts q Crafts Shop. re-
sulting as follows Fred. Harrison,
$6,490; Lucas Bros. S6.76G John
Ouderldrk sS.733: Henry Berueman.
Ss,7SS; John Walker. S1O.SOO.
A remarkable feature of The bidding
was the difference between the high
est and the lowost-$6.49O and S1O,-
500.
Fred Harrison, being the lowest by
considerable odds. will in all pro
liability be awarded the contract.
Although the building is a small
one the work to be done will be quite
expensive For instance. an immense
vault is to be put in for the use of c.
NJ. Cooke, Limited. which will occupy
the lower floor. Then practically a
new front with huge plate glass win
( dows is called for. Moreover the
fnishings will be Of oak and other
expensive woods.
When completed the c. NJ. Cooke
Limited. viii have about the prettiest
Offices in the city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05
TRENT'S LETTER
TO OTHER ISLANDS

The letter sent out by the Trent
Trust Company to their customers on
the other islands was as follows:
Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov A, 1910.
The lack of any interesting devel-
opments affecting the stock market
has caused a continuance of the per
iod of inactivity that has prevailed
for several weeks past. The unusual
interest being manifested in the com
ing election is causing further ne
elect on the part of the public.