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THE CUBA REVIEW 



Earnings of the Havana Central Railroad Company 



Weekly Receipts 



Week ending Jan. 28th 



Week ending Feb. 4th 



Week ending Feb. 1 1 th 



W^eek ending Feb. 18th 



Week ending Feb. 25th 



Week ending Mar. 4th 



Week ending Mar. 1 1 th 



Week ending Mar. 18th 



Week ending Apr. 8th 



Week ending Apr. 15th 



Week ending Apr. 22nd 



1922 



1921 





The Prevailing Prices tor Cuban Securities 



As quoted by Lawrence Turnure & Co., New York 



Bid Askei 



Republic of Cuba Interior Loan 5*^^ Bonds 63 65 



Republic of Cuba Exterior Loan 5^ c Bonds of 1944 90 



RepubUc of Cuba Exterior Loan 5% Bonds of 1949 89 90 



Republic of Cuba Exterior Loan 4>2% Bonds of 1949 78 7914 



Havana City 1st ]Mtge. 6% Bonds 75 90 



Havana City 2nd Mtge. 6% Bonds 75 90 



Cuba Railroad Preferred Stock 40 50 



Cuba Railroad 1st Mtge. 5% Bonds of 1952 82 83 



Cuba Company 6',}, Debenture Bonds 75 85 



Cuba Company T^ c Cumulative Preferred Stock 



Havana Electric Ry. Co. Cons. Mtge. 5'-r Bonds 871^ 88% 



Havana Electric Ry. Light & Power Co. Pfd. Stock 93 94 



Havana Electric Ry. Light & Power Co. Com. Stock 80 81 



Cuban American Sugar Co. Pfd. Stock 92 94 



Cuban American Sugar Co. Com. Stock 20J-4 20% 



Guantanamo Sugar Co. Stock 11 11% 



Duties Collected on Imports Into Cuba From the United States and From All 



Countries, and Ad Valorem rate on Cuban Sugar {96° Test) in 



the United States, 1911 to 1919 



Imports From the 

 United States Into Cub.a. 



Imports From 

 All Countries Into Cuba 



The ad valorem on imports from other countries except the United States figures out at 19.8% 

 during the period 1911 to 1919. 



(1) The percentages in this column refer to Cuban sugar 96° test, and are taken from Tariff 

 information surveys on paragraph 177 ot the Act of 1913 (1921), page 73, prepared by the United 

 States Tariff Commission. 



