The Theory of Stock Exchange Speculation

by Arthur Crump

[31] This is now generally done for the customer by his broker, who endeavors to collect, as far as possible, reliable information and statistics for the benefit of his clients.

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[32] This also applies to important changes or other matters affecting all kinds of corporate property, &c.

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[33] These remarks apply with the same force, if not more so, to grain, provisions, cotton, petroleum, &c.

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[34] I think his remark is worthy of serious consideration.

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[35] At the New York Exchange nothing less than ⅛.

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