CUBA Punta Alegere Sugar Co. 1926 Stock Start Price USD 24.88 Current Price USD 24.88 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, November 04, 2008 End Time Thursday, December 04, 2008 Location New York, NY See more about 'CUBA Punta Alegere Sugar Co. 1926 Stock' Description CUBA Punta Alegere Sugar Co. 1926 Stock Shipping Info (Click to Enlarge) (Click to Enlarge)   This beautiful CUBAN PUNTA ALEGRE SUGAR COMPANY (related to Florida Sugar Company, a Cuban corporation) was controlled by Chase Manhattan Bank in 1927, the sugar mills owned by this company are (sugar mills: Punta Alegre, Baragua, Baguano, Tacajo, Macareno, San German, Florida, Caracas, San Agustin) based in Cuba. Beautiful vignette of workers in a sugar cane field with workers loading an ox drawn cart. Dated 1928, signed by VP, William Smith and EE Garrie, treasurer. Engraved by American Banknote Co. Boston. Excellent condition, image is typical. Orange certificate for "less than one hundred shares", green certificates for 100 shares sold out.The CUBAN history of the ownwership of Sugar companies and Sugar mills is one in which the American Banks along with the British, French and Spanish seized the best lands and with the Banks controling the financial and often the owrnership. The large banks that owned the land and sugar companies that owned mills in Cuba were:SUGAR MILL OWNERSThe banks and sugar companies that owned mills in Cuba were:JP Morgan controlled the National City Bank, and after 1934 Rockefeller controlled it.The National City Bank controlled: 1- General Sugar Company (sugar mills: Vertientes, Estrella, Pilar, Camaguey, Sagua, San Cristobal, Santa Rita, Agramonte, Maceo) 2- Cuban American Sugar Corporation (sugar mills: Delicias, Chaparra, Tinguaro, Constancia, Mercedita, Unidad) 3- Guantanamo Sugar Company (sugar mills: Santa Cecilia, Soledad [in Guantanamo], Isabel, Canos) 4- Niquero-Sugar (sugar mills: Niquero) 5- Cuban Dominican Sugar and West Indies Corporation (sugar mills: Palma, Alto Cedro, Cupey, Hatillo, Santa Ana, Altagracia) 6- Atlantic Fruit and Sugar (sugar mill: Tanamo) 7- Cuba Company (sugar mills: Jatibonico, Jobabo) 8- Warner Sugar Company (sugar mills: Amistad, Resolucion, Mercedita, and Gomez Mena) 9- West Indies Sugar Company(sugar mill: Miranda) 10- Pingree Sugar Company (Mill: Ermita.)Sullivan and Cromwell controlled the Bank of New York, together with Kuhn Loeb, Schroeder, Wertheim and later in 1934 Rockefeller.Bank of New York controlled: 1)- Rionda-Seligman Group (sugar mills: Tuinicu, Vega, Manati, San Vicente, Cespedes, Francisco, Elias) 2- Cuba Cane Company, later Cuban Atlantic and later Gulf & Western with Rionda & Czarnikow, presided by Crosby, Stephenson and Estrada. (sugar mills: Santa Gertrudiz, Soledad [in Jovellanos], Jagueyal, Alava, Conchita, Mercedes, Julia, Lugareno, Moron, Stewart, San Antonio, Violetas ) 3- Caribbean Sugar Company (sugar mills: Cape Cruz, La Francia) 4- Ermita Sugar Company (sugar mill: Ermita) 5- Hires Sugar Company (sugar mill: Dos Rosas) 6- White Sugar Company (sugar mill: Fe y Jesus Maria.)The Rockefeller family controlled the First National Bank of Boston together with Mellon.The First National Bank of Boston controlled: 1- United Fruit Company (sugar mills: Preston and Boston)Rockefeller controlled the Chase Bank in 1930.The Chase Bank controlled: 1- Punta Alegre Sugar Company (sugar mills: Punta Alegre, Baragua, Baguano, Tacajo, Macareno, San German, Florida, Caracas, San Agustin) 2- American Sugar Refining Corporation (sugarmills: Cunagua, Jaronu) 3- Chaflin Sugar Company with Atkins and Adams (sugar mill: Soledad [in Villas].)FRENCH MILLS:1- owned by Berhart family (sugar mill: Macagua) 2-Owned by Redor family (sugar mill: San Antonio [in Oriente].)SPANIARD MILLS:1- owned by Echevarria (sugar mill Portugalete [in Villas]) 2- owned by Martinez (sugar mill: Josefita) 3- owned by A. Rodriguez (sugar mill: S. Agustin [in Villas]) 4- owned by Valle and Gonzalez (sugar mill: Santa Rosa)CUBAN MILLS:Lobo, a Curacao Jew born in Venezuela (sugar mills: Cape Cruz, El Pilar, Escambray, Tanamo, Tinguaro, La Francia, Niquero, Perseverancia, San Cristobal, Rosario, Parque, Araujo, Hershey, San Antonio)1- Aguila and Sarduy (sugar mill: Niagara) 2- Arca and Campos (sugar mill: Estrada) 3- Arche (sugar mill: Maria Antonia, 4- Arechabala and Aldama (sugar mill: Progreso) 5- Aspuru and San Pedro (sugar mills: Toledo, Fajardo and Providencia) 6- Avendano (sugar mill: Puerto) 7- Azqueta (sugar mills: Guipuzcua, Santa Isabel and Trinidad) 8- Fulgencio Batista (sugar mills: Washington, Andorra and Rancho Veloz) 9- Beguiristain (sugar mills: Resulta and San Isidro) 10- Blanco and Rosell (sugar mills: San Ramon, Sofia, Ulacia, Mariel and Ramona) 11- Bosch, widow of Arias (sugar mill: Esperanza) 12- Caicedo (sugar mills: Caracas and Santa Maria) 13- Silvio Cardenas and Marchena (sugar mill: Santa Catalina) 14- Carreno Sardina and widow of Perez Stable (sugar mill: Covadonga) 15- Casanova and M. Teresa Castro (sugar mill: Orosc) 16- Castano (sugar mills: Pastora and San Agustin) 17- dela Riva (sugar mill: Hormiguero) 18- del Valle (sugar mills: Natividad, Australia and Soledad) 19- Diego (sugar mill: Siboney) 20- Dominguez (sugar mill: San Ramon [in Oriente]) 21- Escagedo (sugar mill: Fidencia) 22- Escobar and Santiesteban (sugar mill: Salvador) 23- Falla Gutierrez and Suero (sugar mills: San German, Adelaida, Andreita, Manuelita, Patria, Punta Alegre, and Violeta) 24- Fernandez Casas (sugar mills: Baltony and Borjit) 25- Fernandez and Tahon (sugar mill: San Pablo) 26- Fowler (sugar mill: Narcisa) 27- Garcia Diaz (sugar mills: San Francisco, Algodones, Baguanos and Tacajo) 28- Garcia-Diaz and Villar (sugar mill: Purio) 29- Garcia Herrera (sugar mill: San Ignacio) 30- Garcia Menocal (sugar mills: Santa Marta and Constancia) 31- Gelats and Rossell (sugar mill: Sofia) 32- M. Golodetz (sugar mill: Portugalete [in Havana]) 33- Gomez Mena and Fanjul (sugar mills: Gomez Mena [bought from Warner], Mercedita, Resolucion, San Antonio [in Havana] and Victoria) 34- Hernandez (sugar mill: Santa Amalia) 35- Iturrioz (sugar mills: Porfuerza and Dos Rosas) 36- Lopez-Ona (sugar mill: Santa Lutgarda) 37- Lopez Sanchez (sugar mill: Union) 38- Luzarraga and Garay (sugar mills: Unidad [bought from Cuban American Sugar] and Portugalete) 39- Machado and Obregon (sugar mill: Carmit) 40- Marinelo Vidaurreta, of the Communist party, sold his mill in 1956 to Nunez Bank (sugar mill: Algodonal) 41- Marzol (sugar mill: Triunfo) 42- Mendoza (sugar mills: Santa Teresa and Guantanamo) 43- Mier Lopez (sugar mill: Reforma) 44- Miranda and Blanco (sugar mills: Carolina and Corazon de Jesus) 45- Miyares (sugar mills: Amazonas, San Pablo and Najasa) 46- Montalvo and Castillo Pokorni (sugar mill: Habana) 47- Morales Calvo, widow of Chacon and Argote (sugar mill: Occident) 48- Nazabal (sugar mill: Nazabal) 49- Nunez Beattie and Mendoza (sugar mill: Isabel [in Oriente]) 50- Palomo (sugar mills: Rio Cauto and Cacocum) 51- Pando (sugar mill: Romelia) 52- Pedrasa (sugar mill: Zorrilla) 53- Roberts (sugar mill: Nela) 54- Rodriguez (sugar mill: Maceo) 55- Gaston Rossell (sugar mill: Dolores) 56- Sanchez Hil (sugar mill: Santa Lucia) 57- Sanchez Laurent (sugar mill: Senado) 58- Smithies and Fernandez Casas (sugar mill: America) 59- Solaum (sugar mill: Elena) 60- Sosa Chabau (sugar mill: Ofelia [Regina) 61- Tarafa (sugar mills: Santo Domingo, Cuba and Espana) 62- University of Havana (sugar mill: Limones) 63- Zarraqa (sugar mill: Adela) 64 Zubillaga (sugar mill: Dos Amigos) and 65- Zulueta (sugar mills: Zaza, Fe and Camajuani.)   Shipping InfoBuyer to pay shipping and handling of $2.95.   Place a Bid!