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Bad week all around
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CORRECTION
Thursday, April 21, 2005
» Barnwell Industries' stock rose 3.9 percent for the week of April 11-15, closing at $56.75. A graphic on Page C1 Saturday incorrectly said the stock fell 0.2 percent.
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Nearly every stock in the Bloomberg Honolulu Star-Bulletin fell this week, a period that saw Wall Street erase all of its post-election gains. The worst performer was Central Pacific Financial Corp., which dropped 5.5 percent in the week to close at $31.21.
Alexander & Baldwin Inc. fell 4.75 percent to close at $37.64. Maui Land & Pineapple Co. slipped 4 percent to close at $41.50.
The only equity issue that didn't fall was penny stock Mera Pharmaceuticals Inc., which was unchanged for the week at 1.3 cents.



SOURCE: BLOOMBERG NEWS
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