Honolulu Stock Exchange Sugar Quotation Report
Honolulu stock market notes a sugar quotation of 4.25 cents per pound or five per ton on Saturday trading. The brief update captures the latest commodity price movement in a concise market blurb.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
12
Honolulu stock market notes a sugar quotation of 4.25 cents per pound or five per ton on Saturday trading. The brief update captures the latest commodity price movement in a concise market blurb.
The item compiles assorted local notices and ads from The Honolulu Bulletin including cleaning services, auto repair, barber shop updates, a hotel and travel note about Alameda, and a Japan Weekly reference on migrant workers. It mentions Kalakaua avenue conditions, Royal Hawaiian Garage, and a verdict in a civil case against a estate administrator.
Jacob Baile y of Honolulu warns that he will not be responsible for any obligations contracted by his wife Maria Bailey. He cautions all persons against extending credit to her on his account and signs the notice dated October 16, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between the undersigned was dissolved on this date. A. H. Jungelaus becomes the sole owner of the name and all debts owed to the undersigned are payable to A. H. Jungelaus. Dated Honolulu October 11, 1903. C. F. Ludwigben and A. H. Jungclaus signatories.
Honolulu authorities warn bidders on the 1 Kahana Belt Road section that a steam roller may be provided for use at a cost of 400. The contractor must fetch and return the machine in good condition, hire a competent wagoner, and cover damages while in use. County Engineer G. Ke Ga signs the notice.
A land and property listing with multiple parcels in Honolulu area. Includes seven unimproved or improved lots in Punahou and Makiki districts, a corner lot on Fort street, pineapple land near Haiku Plantations, Wahiawa pine land with orchards, and a five and a half acre leasehold in Manoa Valley with house, stables, water, and outbuildings. Also notes leaseholds in Kahala and a furnished two story house with cottages near Fort and Hotel streets. For lease and sale terms contact Pratt at Be Merchant ee fel. No. 602.
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