THE CUBA REVIEW. 15 



HAVANA STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS* FOR FEBRUARY, 1910. 



Furnished by M. de Cardenas & Co., Cuba No. 74. 



Opening. High. Low. Closing. 



BONDS. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. 



57o Bonos Cuba Speyer 115 117 116 117 115 117 116 11/ 



4>4 Bonos Cviba Speyer 107^108^4 108 109 107 109 107 109 



5% Bonos Unidos. 112 113 112 115 112^/4 113 112 112>4 



6% la. Bonos Ayuntamiento 1]8>4 ll9^ 119j^ 121 118>4 119^/4 119^ 121 



6% 2a. Bonos Ayuntamiento 115 116 116 117 115 116 116 117 



6% Bonos Gas. 119 121 120 121 119 121 119^^ 121 



6% Obligaciones de Gas 99^^ 101 101^^ 106 99^/ 101 97 9S 



5% Bonos Havana Electric 106 109 106 109 102 105 104 107 



5% Deuda Interior (U. C. Cy.)... 96^ 97 97 98 96^ 97 96>4 97^ 



SHARES 



Banco Espaiiol 94 96 96?^ 97 91 93^ 92^ 93^ 



F. C. Unidos 103^105 105^^ 106^^ 93^ 94 94^ 94^ 



Compania de Gas 103 107 103i^l04>l 95 97^ 97 98^^ 



Havana Electric Preferidas 104^^107 105^4 HO 100 101 101 102 



Havana Electric Comunes 105 106 105?.^ 106^ 94 97 102 103>4 



*Quotations are all in Spanish gold, with exception of "5% Deuda Interior," 

 which is quoted in U. S. C'y. 



The market during the month was very inactive with a tendency toward lower 

 prices during the latter part. United Railway stock on Feb. 1 was 103^8. and on 

 Feb. 28 was 94^4. Havana Electric Common opened Feb. 1 at 105, and closed 

 at 97 on Feb. 28. 



These are the most drastic changes, and is simply due to the fact that the 

 market is a trader's market with little public interest. 



However, as the earnings of both companies show large increase every week, 

 and as sugar is now at 5% reales, we think there will be some good investment buy- 

 ing during the next two months. 



RAILROAD EARNINGS IN CUBA. 



United Railways of Havana. Cuban Central Railway. 



1910 1909 Weekly Receipts. 



Feb. 5 £39,486 £36,619 1910 1909 



" 12 39,436 35,638 Jan. 22 £13,563 £13,812 



" 19 42,252 37,366 " 29 15,393 13,158 



" 26 44,159 37,532 Feb. 6 15,474 16,003 



For fiscal year. " 13 16,161 16,013 



From July 1 £226,055 £203,054 



Havana Electric Railway Co. 



Weekly Receipts Western Railways of Havana. 



1910 1909 Weekly Receipts. 



Feb. 13 $39,132 $37,360 1910 1909 



" 20 38,984 36,991 Jan. 23 £4,620 £4,168 



" 27 39,084 38.664 -'29 4,806 4.809 



Mar. 6 42,893 41,516 Feb. 5 4,634 4976 



From Jan. 1 352,699 338,550 From July 1 £153,498 £178,941 



FEBRUARY QUOTATIONS FOR CUBAN SECURITIES. 



Supplied by LAWRENCE TURNURE & CO., New York City, March 1, 1910. 



Bid. Asked. 



Republic of Cuba S per cent, bonds (Interior) 97 97^ 



Republic of Cuba 6 per cent, bonds 100 100J4 



Republic of Cuba S per cent, bonds (Exterior) 103 103 ^4 



Havana City First Mortgage 6 per cent, bonds 107 108 



Havana City Second Mortgage 6 per cent, bonds 106 108 



Cuba Railroad First Mortgage 5 per cent, bonds 100 lOOJ^ 



Cuba Railroad Preferred Stock 75 80 



Cuba Company 6 per cent, debentures 96 99 



Havana Electric Consolidated jNIortgage 5 per cent, bonds 94 95 



Havana Electric Preferred Stock 93 99 



Havana Electric Common Stock 91 93 



Matanzas City Market Place 8 per cent, bonds, certificates 104 105 



(All prices of bonds quoted on an "and interest" basis.) 



