The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-10
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NC HaAt Wtth mas uttu II IaNubI
curious one in stock dealing, for while
the total sales recorded exceed one hun
dred thousand dollars in values, the
greater part of this, or nearly eighty
thousand dollars, was transacted in two
days, Tuesday and yesterday.
The feature Of the week was one OF
the last transactions between boards.
of the Honolulu Stock and Bond Elk.
change, when 5000 shares of Mutual
Telephone stock was sold by James +.
Morgan for client, to Halstead & Co.,
and to a client; this sale being sup.
plemented on the exchange yesterday
by 100 more shares at the same price,
IA fiat 1t is generally understood that
the stock disposed of was that held
by Clinton j. Hutchins, formerly of this
city, but now of San Francisco, who
was connected with the old telephone
company.
While the total amount Of sales for
the week on the Honolulu exchange was
500, 553, the total sales on the Hawaiian
Stock Exchange was $11, 696.25, max.
ing a total recorded sale of stock for
the week of $105,249.25. This is a good
indication that there is money to invest
still left in Honolulu, in fact the fig
ures show the greatest total for over
four months.
Oahu Sugar went up one.eighth yes
terday and was sold on both exchanges
at 26.375. Onomea dividends went with
all sales up to. and including Friday,
at 81 fat, yet there was no diminution
in the price at which it went yesterday,
ex-dividend, which is almost an advance
of 30 cents. All through the week, in
spite of the low price at which raws
are quoted in New York, there was a,
fairly active and very steady market,
the advances a great deal more than
offsetting any fractional decreases. AL
together the outlook seems excellent for
good business.
The Hawaiian Stock Exchange got
into complete working order last week
and yesterday its first bulletin was is.
sued of the days work. Beginning to.
morrow this bulletin will be issued
regularly. 1t meets every morning in
the offices of the Island Investment
Company in the Stangenwald building.
The transactions on the Honolulu
Stock and Bond Exchange for the week
were as follows:
Monday 45 shares at $2214375.
Tuesday, $50 shares at $20,2S1.25.
Wednesday, 2S0 shares at $4012.50.
Thursday, 249 shares at $6S1225.
Friday, l22 shares at $2SS1.75.
Saturday, 3415 shares at $57, 400. S75
total for the week of 500, 55S.
The bond sales for the week on the
Honolulu exchange were:
Mutual Telephone 6s, $4,000 at 10l. so
| McBryde 6s, $1,000 at 90.
Haw. Irrig. IS, $4,000 at l0o.75; $1,000
at 10l.
waialua IS, $4,000 at 90.
/ Yesterdays sales on the Honolulu
Exchange were, between boards:
Oahu Sugar Co., 100 a 26.375; so a
26.375; 90 q 26.S75; % a 26.675; 1C
! a 26.S75.
o. R. & l.. Co., so a 135.
Eva Plan. Co., 10 a 27.75.
Nut. Tel Co, $500 a ID; $50 a
IA; $50 a Il; 100 a II.
Session sales:
Nut. Tel Co, 80 a IA; 50 a IA,
EVA Plan Co., 10 q 27.75; 5 a 2a.-
| 70; 10 "a 27.75.
The dividends declared during the
week were as follows:
G. Brewer & Co., 50 a share; Eva
Plan. Co., 20 cents a share; Waimanalo
sug. Co., $3.50 share; Haw. Electric
10 cents a share; Olowalu Co., So a
share; Hon. B. s, NJ Co., 10 cents a
sllarej II. S. n. Co., 65 cents share;
Kahuku Plan Co., 10 cents a share;
Haw. Pineapple Co., % cents a share;
Haiku Sugar Co., 81 a share; Paia
Plan. Co., 81 a share; Pioneer Mill Co.
$3.50 a share; Haw. C. & S. Co., %
cents a share; Onomea SIG. Co., 80
cents share; Honomu Sug. Co., 81 o
share.
The Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Co. gave notice February ., that il
would reduce its dividend from Is tt
10 cents share beginning with the
March disbursement and lasting unit
further notice.