Harvey Fisk & Sons

[2] During the last few years of the life of the senior Harvey Fisk prior to his death in December 1890, the responsibility devolved to his sons.

George H. Robinson was a Stock Exchange member and brought up with Harvey Fisk & Sons.

[1] Following the stock market crash in 1929, Harvey Fisk & Sons was the first investment house to discontinue all margin accounts and confine themselves to cash business.

The Stock Exchange membership of the late John C. Collingwood, who was the senior partner of the former firm of Harvey Fisk & Sons, was transferred to Mr.

Mr. Morse originally was with Lehman Brothers in their municipal bond departments and recently had been with Otis & Co., Inc., in the same capacity.