While Transatlantic had rejected a $52-a-share 52-a-share 52-a-sharekshire's National Indemnity, it began negotiations with the insurance giant in hopes of fetching a higher offer.
It fetched a $1.5 million offer from a mystery party.
City National, the biggest bank in Los Angeles, wasn't even for sale when it fetched a $5.4-billion 5.4-billionRofferBank ofromnada.
The butchers and merchants helped him get the white-faced yellow bull down on the ground; in order to keep it from getting up again and hurting anyone, one of the butchers ran home, rabbit-fast, to fetch a knife, which he offered to the now pale-faced Lao Lan, but Lao Lan took a step backward and waved the man off, turning the task over to someone else.
The company turned down the offer, hoping to fetch a higher price later.
If they make a move to pay, thinking that your offer was merely to fetch a drink, reassure them that this round is on you, but mention that if they'd like to buy the next round, they're more than welcome.
The Giants have made contract offers to Bradshaw, who may fetch a premium salary on the open market.
If sellers cannot fetch a good price, they will limit the supply of what they offer, or adulterate the quality.
The houses also collect a commission from buyers and tended to offer sellers costly guaranties that their collectibles would fetch a certain price.
Even now, he will wave off an offer of help and climb out of his golf cart to fetch a club from his shop.
