Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-07
SIX HUNDRED IfI0BSANDPAiD -,
INAUGUST STOCK DIVIDENDS


of $l10,61S.75, as compared with 2646
shares for $l11.7S9.75 and ,bonds of
$61 500 par value, q total OF $O73,.
289.75 The excess for the six days
over the i've days compared is $751;.
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Oahu is far in the lead among the
stocks dealt in, its shares sold being
more than ~ LIZ per cent of the total
| number Of all shares, while the pro-
ceeds of Oahu are nearly sonethird of
the total realizations from socks The
record of transactions for the five days
are as follows: ~
Stocks. = Y51fa1 q
Eva Plantation Co, 125 shares for
$3926.S7 ~; high. $3.50; low, 31.25.
Haiku Sugar Co., Is shares Tor
sS225: price. els. =
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., 8 shares,
for $500: price, 190.
Hawaiian Commercial and 5 Sugar
Co., so shanes for $3ii0: price, 44.50.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. $50 shares
i for S1Q,145; high, 44.50; low. "A.
Hawaiian Sugar Co., 20 shares for
$40; price, AZ.
Hilo Railroad Co, common, as
shares for s2I31.25; price, IT'S.
Hanokaa Sugar Co., 125 shares for
$12Sl25;; price, 1925.
Honolulu Brewing and Mating Co.,
80 shares for $3.50.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.,
s shares for $1005:s price, 2O1.
Oahu Railway and Land Co., 81
shares for !$S6O1;; price, IA
Oahu Sugar Co., 894 shares for $24,-
923,S7 IL; high, %; low. 27.75
Olaa Sugar Co., 1876 shares for
$972.50; high. 1876; low, Tbs.
Onomea Sugar CO., 10 shares for
$685.; price. $3.50.
Pahang Rubber Co., s shares for
800; price, 20.
Paia sPlantation Co., 10s shares for
$3.50; price, 215..
Pioneer Mill Co, 40 shares for
$337i5g; price, 1878. @
Tanjong 1OlOk Rubber Co. 5ashares
for &l95; price, 49,. 81
Il. Waialna Agricultural Co, 80 shares
for sssso; high, sl25s low. 124sa
Bonds.
solaa Sugar Go. .ai1ss, $4,000 at
$3.50. IS 4
.Hilo Railroad Extension skies. $751;
I 900 at $3.50. - s.
The Sugar Supply. .s.f
Willett e Cray give the following
data under date OF August 30.
Statistics Byf Special cables Cuba.
THE six principal ports. Receipts,
1000 tons; exports, $4,000 tons;
stock, $4,000 tons. against 2S,09o
tons last year
Gentrals grinding 3, against 8 last
week; q in 1911 and. q In 1910.
Receipts entire island, 5000 tons,
against 1000 tons last week. 1000
tons in 1911 and s. 900 tons In 1910.
Stocks in the United States and
Cuba together of 3S6, 028 tons
against 403, 324 tons last week and
204.8A2 tons last year, an increase
Of 1s1 ,6S6 tons from last year.
Europe Stock in Europe, $50, 00e
tons, against 1.D16, 900 tons last year.
Estimated aflaats ito the United
States from Cuba and Porto Rico 49,
900 tons; Hawaii, $4,000 tons; Phil
ippines, 10000 tons; Peru, ETC., 1,00U
tons. Total, Ill 600 tons lalso avail
able 5000 tons Iavas with Ameri-
can optionsL against total 256.0Oo
tons last year. M.
Visible supply Total stock of Eu-
rope and America, 1;,326,02S lions
against 1.220,342 tons last year at
the same uneven dates. The inurease
of stock is 1865 tons against an in
crease Of .96,174 tons last week Total
stocks and aflQats together show a
visible supply of 1000 ,02S tons against
I 1,529,342 tons last year, or an in
crease of 1886 tons.
An Expected Drop,
In its review of the ra Wsugar mar.
ket on August ~, Wfllett & Gray
Journal says in part >
The holders of privileged sugars
have finally been rewarded for their
firmness. 49, z. .as..
Last week the market closed with
.96o test sCentrifugals quoted at 2
11.16c. C. & (. for Cubas, equal to
4.p5c landed, with other sugars on
same parity, but scarcely a cargo
has since been .ohtainable at any
thing less. than 234c. C. g&5f., equal
to Ali c. landed, which refiners re-
fused to pay until nearly the close
of the week when several buyers,
chiefly Arbuckle, cleared the market
of all offerings on this basis. includ-
ing prompt and September ship
ments, the, total quantity amounting
to at least 100000 bags.
The stock of unseld sugar remain
ing In Cuba is reduced to less than
100000 tons, which will be wanted at
full prices and holders are now ask
ing 2 13-16c. c. e f., or 4.17c.. landed,
as lowest for a. moderate quantity
only. L. II.
Our market is now above the par
ity of new crop European beet sugars
quoted at 9s. 101zd f. o. b. Hamburg,
the parity of eentrifugals 4.07c. at
New York, hut as the beet sugars
cannot arrive here until October,
there is still a chance OF some rur-
Their advance s- on a few privileged
sugars which may possibly be needed
meanwhile. unless sufficient Quah9