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Technology Stocks : EBAY's Passe? New Auction Sites -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Old Stock Collector who wrote (32)2/12/1999 1:12:00 PM
From: lindalib  Respond to of 91
 
Here's an auction IPO, but not a nut...yet.
[B] Butterfield & Butterfield to offer 1.5 mln shrs in IPO [.21767]

By Bridge/Indepth News
Washington--Feb 12--Butterfield & Butterfield, Auctioneers Corp., today
filed to offer 1.5 million common shares for its initial public offering,
according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
* * *
It expects the initial offering price will be between $10 and $12 per share.
Established in San Francisco in 1865, the company is the third largest
auction company in the US.
Butterfield & Butterfield will use the net proceeds to fund corporation
dividends to stockholders, for expansion, working capital and for general
corporate purposes. S corporations are not subject to income tax on a corporate
level. The company will change its status to a C corporation, which is subject
to income tax.
It also registered 225,000 more shares for the underwriter's over-allotment
option.
First Security Van Kasper was listed as the underwriter. End
Bridge News, Tel: (202) 628-1231
Send comments to Internet address: debt@bridge.com

Feb-12-1999 13:00 GMT
Source [B] BridgeNews Global Markets
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To: Old Stock Collector who wrote (32)2/17/1999 9:52:00 AM
From: lindalib  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 91
 
AUCTION SITES, but are they open to investors? I'm pressed for time (new baby). If you've got the energy/time, check out the following and let us know what you've found: www.ehammer.com, ww.harveyclar.com, & www.perryauctioneers.com.