The Stock Exchange from Within - William C. Van Antwerp

[126] Vidal, p. 217, supra.

[127] Ibid, p. 276.

[128] Ibid, pp. 192–3.

[129] Remarks of M. Alfred Neymarck, at the International Congress of Securities, 1900, quoted by Vidal, pp. 166–7.

INDEX

Asterisks indicate foot-notes

Account Day, in London, [372].
Advertising, Abuse of, [434].
Advertising, by members prohibited, [56].
Agents de Change, [51].
Agents de Change (see [Paris Bourse]).
Agora, of Greece, [262].
Aldrich, plan, [101].
Allard A., Crises in France, [219*].
American Acad. of Polit. and Social Science, [16*], [26*], [32*], [80*], [102*], [191*].
American Bankers’ Association, [207].
American, finance of future, [377].
American Institute of Banking, [208*].
Arbitrage brokers, duties of, [283].
Ashley, W. T., on Economic History, [224].
Assignats, [390].
Atlantic Monthly, [288*].
Bagehot, Walter, on Credulity of Speculators, [92].
Bagehot, Walter, on Banking, [99].
Bagehot, Walter, on Panics, [215–218];
Lombard Street, [378*].
Balkan Crisis of 1912, [76], [340], [368], [369].
Banking and Currency Problem in U. S., by Victor Morawetz, [209*].
Banking facilities in London, [362].
Bank loans, N. Y. (1904–1907), [190];
in the U. S. (1904–1907), [192];
in London, [362].
Bank of England, [324], [328], [357].
Bank of England, Origin of, [18*].
Bank of France and currency, [209];
and Bourse, [396];
and Germany, [209].
Banks, certifications of checks, [113];
borrowings by London brokers, [353].
Bank, deposits in N. Y., [125].
Bankers as peacemakers, [371].
Bank stock, earliest form of, [324].*
Baring, A., on Financial Crises, [219*].
Baring failure, [156], [376].
Barnard, Sir John, Act to prevent stock-jobbing, [226].
Barometer, The Stock Exchange as a, [23], [190], [308], [309].
Bearer certificates, [365], [374].
Bears, Value of, [76];
in Germany, [77]. (See [short selling]).
Benefactions and charities of members, [317].
Bewes, W. A., Stock Exchange Law and Practice, [379*].
Bisschop, W. R., Rise of the London Money Market, [379*].
Black Friday, [251].
Blackmar, Frank W. on Legislation against Speculation, [255].
Bond brokers on ’Change, [282].
Borrowing and lending stocks in N. Y.. and London, [353–4].
Bourse, Origin of, [12*].
Bourse, Paris. (See [Paris]).
Bradstreet’s, [202*].
Branch offices, [426].
Brokers in London, relation to jobbers, [335], [339];
methods, [372] et seq. (See [London Stock Exchange]).
Browning, R., on Currency, [219*].
Bryce, James, on Good Citizenship, [133].
Bucket-shops, [55], [143], [252], [435].
Bucket-shops, War against, [149].
Burr, Aaron, [31].
Burton, Theodore E., on Financial Crises, [183*];
on Forecasting, [191], [197], [198].
Burton, Theodore E., on Crisis-producing conditions, [216*].
Burton, Theodore E., on Currency, [208].
Business Conduct Committee, [255]
Business on ’Change, how conducted, [288], et seq.
Cable service, Excellence of, [284*].
Cammack, Addison, on publicity, [161].
Capital of brokerage houses, [152].
Capital, reasons for scarcity of, [122];
exports of in London, [366].
Carry-over, contango, 375–[6*].
Central Bank in America, [101].
Certificates, registered and bearer, [365], [374].
Certifications of stockbroker’s checks, [113].
Chamber of Commerce, N. Y., [206].
Chambre Syndicale, of Paris Bourse, [393].
Change Alley, [327].
Charities and benefactions of members, [317].
Chicago Board of Trade Case in U. S. Circuit Court, [65];
in U. S. Supreme Court, [66*].
China, Speculative possibilities in, [62].
Clearance Orders, [279].
Clearing House, N. Y. Banks, [109].
Clearing House, N. Y. Stock Exchange, [119], [426];
London, [365], [373].
Clearings, volume of, in N. Y. and London, [344].
Coffee Exchange, [442].
Colbert, and the French manufacturers, [254].
Collectors, on ’Change, [315].
Collegium mercatorum at Rome, [16*].
Commercial honor on ’Change, [264].
Commission dealers in markets for produce, [8].
Commissions, rate of, N. Y., [278], [281];
in London, [342];
in Paris, [395].
Committee of Arrangements, [277].
Committee on Stock List, requirements of, [363].
Companies Act, in England, [147*].
“Comparisons” by stockbrokers, [120].
Competition, essential to freedom of trade, [5].
Comptroller of Currency, Report of, [126*].
Conant, Charles A., on Establishment of prices, [28].
Conant, Charles A., on Short-sales, [89*], [93*];
on manipulation, [175*].
Conant, Charles A., on Stock Exchange Quotations, [29*].
Conant, Charles A., on Value of American Securities, [14*].
Consolidated Stock Exchange, [428].
Consols, as affected by war, [368];
dealings in, [374].
Construction News (Chicago), [202*].
Contango, 375–[6*].
Control of members by governors, [265].
Conveniences for members, [304].
Cordage Trust, [30], [311].
Corner in Northern Pacific stock, [290].
Corners, [30];
opinions of Hughes Commission, [423].
Corn Laws, History of the, J. Shield Nicholson, [255].
Cost of Living, [8].
Cotton Exchange, [441].
Coulisse, in Paris, [397], et seq.;
membership, [398];
origin, [401];
progress, [402];
history, [404];
volume of business, [405].
Coulissiers, [51].
Courtois, A., on manipulation, [175*];
Opérations de Bourse, [393*].
Credit Cycles and Origin of Panics, John Mill, [204*].
Crises and depressions, [183*].
Criticism of the Stock Exchange, [29].
Crocker, W. H., on depressions, [219*].
Curb market, [141], [431–2–3].
Currency and the panic of 1907, [206], [210].
Currency, famines in America, [123];
inadequate laws, [352], [357];
contrasts with London, [353].
Currency, panic of 1893, [199*].
Daily settlements in N. Y., [349].
Daly, Justice, opinion, [236*].
Denis, H., depressions, [219*].
Denslow, Van Buren, on Prices and Values, [6*].
Depositors in banks, number of, [126].
Depressions, in relation to panics, [183*].
Deutsche Bank, opinion on Bourse Law, [78], [243].
Deutsche Kapitalmarkt, by Rudolph Eberstadt, [32*].
Dictionnaire d’Economie Politique, by Paul Leroy-Beaulieu, [44*].
Discipline, as maintained on ’Change, [266–7], [277].
Disconto-Gesellschaft, opinion on Bourse Law, [244].
Discounting the future, [23].
Disputes and differences, adjustment of, [294].
Diversions of members, [313].
Doremus, Robert L., on transactions, [173*].
Dresdner Bank, opinion on Bourse Law, [78], [244].
Duguid, Chas., Story of the Stock Exchange, [32*].
Eadie, J, on panics, [219*].
Eames, Francis L., on The N. Y. Stock Exchange, [32*].
East India Company, [325].
Eberstadt, Rudolph, Der Deutsche Kapitalmarkt, [32*].
Economics, by Francis W. Blackmar, [255].
Economiste Français, [163*], [349*].
Economist, London, [16], [18*], [19], [197]. (See [Hirst, Francis W.]).
Egyptian Speculation, [62].
Emery, Henry Crosby, on Advantages of broad speculative markets, [61].
Emery, Henry Crosby, on German Bourse Law, [239], et seq.;
on control of speculation, [256–7–8].
Emery, Henry Crosby, on Speculation on the Stock Exchange and Produce Exchanges of the U. S., [49*].
Employes on ’Change, [289], [318].
Engineering News, [202*].
England, capital exports, [28].
England, Laws of, affecting company organizations, [147].
England, Laws, of affecting short sales, [95].
English capital in America, [20].
English Corn Laws, History of, by J. Shield Nicholson [255].
English Economic History, Introduction to, by W. T. Ashley, [224].
Exchange, Origin of, [12*].
Exchange Register, in Germany, [241].
Exchanges, in London in early days, [323].
Exchequer, English, [324*].
Exports of capital by London, [366].
Failures, of stockbrokers, [112], [152], [156];
in London, [331];
in Paris, [350], [395];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [423].
Fairs, in primitive countries, [5].
Farmers’ Alliance, [7].
Farmers, Speculation by, [83].
Fayant, Frank, Some Thoughts on Speculation, [32*], [68*], [239], [252*].
Fictitious transactions, [425].
Financial Crises, etc., by Theo. E. Burton, [183*], [191*].
Financial press in London, [348].
Fortnightly Review, on panics, [199*].
Forum, at Rome, [262].
France, Volumes of Securities in, [406].
French Government, attitude toward stockbrokers’ monopoly, [401].
Future delivery, transactions for, in France, [402], [410];
in America, [438].
Gambling as distinguished from speculating, [53–54], [417], [419], [421].
Gambling in bucket-shops, [144].
Georges-Levy, on short sales, [93].
German Bourse Law, The, by Geo. Plochmann, [245*].
German Bourse Law of 1896, [77], [236] et seq., [254];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [444].
German credit in 1912, [372].
German Exchange Act of 1896, by Dr. Ernst Loeb, [238*].
German Government bonds, decline in, [368].
Germany, Regulation of the Stock Exchange in, [61*].
Gold Room, [251], [307].
Goldsmiths’ Notes, in England, [324].
Gold Speculation Act of 1864, [249].
Gossip and news on ’Change, [295].
Gould, Jay, [30].
Government bonds, as affected by war, [368].
Governors of the Stock Exchange on Freedom of Margin transactions, [59*];
on Margin transactions, [52*];
on Short sales, [90];
on Usury law, [105*];
on Incorporation, [235].
Governors of the Stock Exchange, their power over members, [139], [154];
method of choosing, [266].
Grain Exchanges, [10].
Grosscup, Judge, on Value of Stock Exchange, [65].
Guarantee of stockbrokers, [154];
in Paris, [395].
Guild of Goldsmiths, [324].
Guillard, Edmond, on Origin of Stock Exchanges, [16*].
Hadley, Arthur T., Economics, [250].
Harvard Law Review, [32*].
Hatch Anti-Option Bill, [55], [252].
Hazing of new members, [276].
Hedging in cotton futures, [81], [94], [416], [439].
Hirst, Francis W., on Early Exchange in London, [327*];
on Stock Exchange rules, [330];
on functions of jobbers, [336];
on creation of new debt, [365*];
on Chinese Speculation, [63];
Early English Speculation, [18*];
The Stock Exchange, [32*], [45*], [63*].
History of N. Y. Stock Exchange, [306].
History of the People of the U. S., by McMaster, [30].
Hobbies of members, [312].
Hocking Coal & Iron Company, [30], [311].
Holding Companies, [429].
Holidays on ’Change, [301].
Holmes, Justice, of the U. S. Supreme Court, on speculation, [66].
Honor and character on ’Change, [264].
Huebner, S. S. on Stock Exchange safeguards, [25];
on Usefulness of bears, [78];
on discounting future, [190].
Hughes Commission on German Bourse Law, [245];
on Margins, [52];
on Short selling, [80];
on Curb market [142]. (See also [Appendix].)
Hughes Investigation, The, by Horace White, [64*].
Hyndman, H. M., Commercial Crises, [219].
Incorporation of Stock Exchange (London), [231–5].
Incorporation of Stock Exchange, N. Y., [139], [235], [265];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [427].
Ingall, C. D., The Stock Exchange (London), [32*].
Insurance, as effected by hedging, [81].
Interest, rates of, in 1909–10, [116].
Investors in France, caution of, [408].
Inventor, dependent upon capital, [13].
Investment, its relation to speculation, [44].
Investor, Origin of word, [16].
Jevons, W. S., on prices, [7*].
Jevons, W. S., on sun-spots, [217].
Jobbers, in London, [277], [335];
relation to brokers, [336], [340];
methods, [372] et seq.
Johnson, Joseph F., on panic of 1907, [208*].
Jonathan’s Coffee House, [327].
Journal of Accountancy, regulation of speculation, 258*.
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, on Volume of Securities in America, [15], [339].
Journal of Political Economy [53*], [64*], [82*], [143*], [147*], [159*], [196*].
Juglar, Clément, Des Crises Commerciales, [185*], [219*].
Kaffir Circus in London, [62], [365], [370], [376].
Keene, James R., [30].
Labor, Dependence on the Stock Exchange, [43].
Labor, Percentage of, in America, [42].
Laissez faire, theory of, [253].
Landells, Walter, on London Stock Exchange, 376–[7*].
Law in England affecting companies, [147], [434].
Law in England, affecting short sales, [95];
affecting speculation, [225].
Law in N. Y. regulating speculation, [247];
repealed [248].
Law, John, [390*].
Laws affecting short sales in U. S., [95], [246];
repealed, [247];
decision of court, [416], [420].
Laws of France, short sales, [404], [410].
Laws of various states, affecting speculation, [251].
Law, Usury, in N. Y., [105*].
Leeman Act of 1867, [227].
Legislation recommended by Hughes Commission, [435].
Lending and borrowing stocks, N. Y. and London, [354–5].
Leroy-Beaulieu, Anatole, on Paris Bourse, [383] et seq., [387*].
Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul, Nouveau Dictionnaire d’Economie Politique, [44*];
on Publicity, [163], [349];
on Speculation, [44].
Lexis, Dr. W., on Necessity for Stock Exchanges, [21].
Liability of stockbrokers in Paris, [395].
Listing of new securities, [168];
N. Y. and London [363];
vendor’s shares, [364];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [424].
Lloyds, [38].
Lloyd, W. W., on Panics, [219*].
“Loan Crowd,” [290].
Loans by banks to stockbrokers, [110], [190].
Lombard Street, by Walter Bagehot, [92*], [379*].
London Exchanges in XVI Century, [323].
London Money Market, Rise of the, by W. R. Bisschop, [379*].
London Stock Exchange, history of, [326], et seq.;
management of, [329];
rules, [330], [364*];
membership, [332], [335];
stockbrokers, [332];
admission, [332–3];
entrance fees, etc., [333];
capital stock, [333*];
precautions against monopoly, [333];
jobbers, [336–7–8];
commissions, [342];
settlement days, [344];
publicity, [347];
borrowings from banks, [353];
transfers, [355];
volume of business, [356–7];
official list, [358] et seq.;
securities as affected by war, [368];
the day’s work, [372].
London Stock Exchange, unincorporated, [267*].
London, The world’s banker, [366].
Luncheon Club, The, [305].
Manhattan Banking Company, [31].
Manipulation, efforts of governors to suppress, [169], [174].
Manipulation, opinions of Courtois and Conant,[175*].
Manipulation, opinion of Emery, [257];
comment of Hughes Commission, [421].
Manipulation prohibited, [254]
Manipulation, value of, [170].
Margin, speculation on, [50], [51], [52].
Margins, insufficient margins prohibited, [255] and [256]
Margins required by stockbrokers, [147].
Margin Trading a feature of all business, [58].
Margin Trading a matter of contract, [53].
Margin Trading defined by Hughes Commission, [419].
Market in N. Y. compared with London, [340].
Market in Paris as affected by stockbrokers’ monopoly, [397] et seq.
Markets, defined by Hughes Commission, [415].
Markets for produce, [6].
Marshall, Alfred, on legislation, [255].
Matched orders, [422].
McCulloch, J. R., Principles of Economics, [46*].
McMaster on Public Sentiment in Early Days, [30].
McVey, Frank L., on Stock Exchange Usefulness, [41*].
Mechanism of the City, The, by Ellis T. Powell, [379*].
Memberships, how obtained, [271];
prices of, [273];
value of, [274].
Members of Stock Exchange, interesting personalities, [312] et seq.
Memorial of Paris stockbrokers, [88*].
Metal Exchange, [443].
Meyer, Eugene, Jr., on Panic of 1907, [196*], [203*].
Middlemen in markets for produce, [8].
Mills, John, on panics, [204].
Mining shares in London, [365].
Mississippi Bubble, [390].
Mistakes in executing orders, [278], [293–4].
Modern Industrialism, by Frank L. McVey, [41*].
Mollien, on short sales in Paris, [89*].
Monetary Systems of the World, by Maurice M. Muhleman, [208*].
Money and Banking, by Horace White, [251*].
Money, high rates for, [106*], [116], [290], [353].
Money, rates for, as affecting speculation, [118], [430];
as affected by deferred deliveries, [352].
Monopoly, on London Stock Exchange, precaution against, [333];
of Paris Bourse, [388] et seq., [399].
Morawetz, Victor, on currency, [209*].
Mortimer, J., Every man his own broker, [327*].
Muhleman, Maurice, M., [208*].
Mulhall, Michael G., on Prices, [219*].
Musicians on ’Change, [316].
Napoleon, on short selling, [87], [89*].
National Banks contrasted with State Banks, [103].
National Banks of U. S., loans (1904–1907), [192].
National Monetary Commission, [426].
New Joanthan’s, [327].
News and gossip on ’Change, [295].
Newspapers, attitude toward Stock Exchange, [132].
“New Tennessee,” [276].
New York State Food Investigation Committee’s report, [9*].
Neymarck, Alfred, on volume of French securities, [406], [410].
Nicholson, J. Shield, on Corn Laws. [255].
North American Review, [209*], [245*].
Norton, Eliot, on Purchase and sales of securities, [32*].
Norton, Eliot, on short selling, [86*].
Notes, of stockbrokers, [111].
Odd-lot brokers, duties of [281];
extent of business, [282].
Open Board of Brokers, [307].
Opinions of floor-brokers as to market, [297].
Overend, Gurney & Co., failure of, [376].
Panama mania in France, [62], [370], [408].
Panic of 1907, conditions antecedent to, [24].
Panic of 1873, in Austria, [197];
in America, [199*], [308].
Panic of 1825, in England, [197];
of 1847, in England, [376].
Panic of 1912, in Paris, [199], [200], [369].
Panic of 1837, in U. S., [199*], [308].
Panic of 1857, in U. S., [198–9], [308].
Panic of 1893, in U. S., [197–8–9*].
Panic of 1907, its origin, [189];
effect, [201].
Panics, crises and depressions, [183*].
Panics of the future, [184];
opinion of Mills, [204], [377].
Paris Bourse, Balkan Crisis, [369];
after war with Germany, [383–87];
Agents de Change, [388] et seq.;
history, [388–9];
the form of monopoly, [389];
origin of monopoly, [389–390];
regulations, [391];
“right of introduction,” [392];
exclusive privileges, [393];
settlements [394];
prohibitions, [394];
liabilities, [395];
rates of commission, [395];
methods and transactions, [396] (see [coulisse]);
objections to monopoly, [398] et seq.;
differences with the coulisse, [404];
volume of business, [405];
caution of public, [408].
Paris Bourse, History and Methods of, by E. Vidal, [392*].
Parquet, in Paris, [397] et seq.
Partners of members, and partnership agreements, [270–1].
Pears Prize Essays, [219*].
Personalities on ’Change, [312] et seq.
Plochmann, George, on German Bourse Law, [245*].
Powell, Ellis T., The Mechanism of the City, [379*].
Pragmatism, in economic phenomena, [127].
Prices, Relation to value, [4].
Principles of Economics, by Alfred Marshall, [255].
Principles of Economics, by Edwin R. A. Seligman, [42*], [254].
Principles of Economics, by J. R. McCulloch, [46*].
Principles of Money and Banking, by Chas. A. Conant, [93*].
Produce Exchange, [440].
Promoters, swindles of, [141].
Publicity in N. Y. contrasted with London, [347].
Pujo Committee, [176].
Punishment of members, [267].
Pyramiding, opinion of Hughes Commission, [420].
Quarterly Review, London, [300], [332], [377*].
Quotations, the property of the Exchange, [436].
Railroads in U. S., in 1906–7, [212].
Real Estate, Market for, [22].
Real Estate Record and Guide, [202*].
Real Estate Speculation, in N. Y., [202];
in other cities, [203].
Receiverships, [430].
Reforms, attitude of members toward, [311];
in listing new securities, [364].
Regulation of Stock Exchange in Germany, Henry Crosby Emery, [241*].
Rentes, as affected by war, [368];
settlement days, [394];
market for, [398], [404].
Resolutions adopted by the Exchange;
against manipulation, [254]
against light margins, [255]
on business conduct, [255]
Rhodes, Cecil, [377].
Rise of the London Money Market, by W. R. Bisschop, [379*].
Roosevelt, Theodore, and the panic of 1907, [210–212].
Royal Commission of 1877, [238–9], [231–2].
Rubber boom, in London, [62], [369].
Russian government bonds, as affected by war, [368].
Russian industrial securities in France, [62].
Salaries of employees, [318].
“Scalping,” [355].
Scapegoat, making the Stock Exchange a, [137].
Schonberg, “Handbuch” on Speculation, [21*].
Scott, S. R., on incorporation of London Stock Exchange, [233].
Securities, Origin of, [11].
Securities, Owners of in America, [14–15].
Securities, Volume of in America, [14–15].
Securities, Volume of in London, [360];
in Paris, [406], et seq.;
in N. Y., [359–60].
Seligman, Edwin R. A., on Legislation, [254].
Seligman, Edwin R. A., on Principles of Economics, [42*].
Settlement days, London Stock Exchange, [344], [349];
N. Y. Stock Exchange, [345];
comparisons, [351].
Settling Room, in London, [372].
Shanghai Stock Exchange, [62].
Sherman Law, [199*].
Short selling, opinion of Prof. Huebner, [78];
legalized in Paris, [402*];
opinion of Court, [416];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [420].
Silver purchasing clause, repeal of, [199*].
Smith, Adam, on Speculation, [37].
Smith, Adam, The Wealth of Nations, [37].
Smith, C. W., on depressions [219*].
Smith Herbert Knox, on hedging cotton, [94].
Smith, Hopkinson, on methods of brokers, [292].
Smollett, on South Sea Bubble, [325–6].
South Sea Bubble, [226], [325].
Spanish government bonds, as affected by war, [368].
Specialists, duties of, [278];
vindications of, [279];
opinion of Hughes Commission, [426].
Speculation, a feature of all enterprise, [38].
Speculation, in America contrasted with that abroad, [62].
Speculation, in American development, [307];
contrasted with England, [366];
in France, [408–9].
Speculation, in China, [62].
Speculation, in Egypt, [62].
Speculation, in France, [62].
Speculation, in Gold, (1864, 1866), [250].
Speculation, in London, [62].
Speculation, in relation to investment, [44].
Speculation, J. S. Mill, [47].
Speculation not gambling, [53], [54], [416], [417], [419], [421].
Speculation on the Stock & Produce Exchanges of the U. S., by Henry Crosby Emery, [49*].
Speculation, opinion by Judge Grosscup, [65].
Speculation, opinion by U. S. Supreme Court, [66].
Speculation, origin of the word, [36].
Speculation, Some Thoughts on, by Frank Fayant, [32*], [68*], [239], [252*].
Speculation, as distinguished from trading, [74].
Sponsors of candidates for memberships, [272].
Sportsmen on ’Change, [317].
Stamp Tax, N. Y., [75];
in London, [355].
Stanhope, Edward, on incorporation of London Stock Exchange, [232].
State Banks contrasted with National Banks, [103].
Statist, The (London) on Hughes Investigation, [256].
Stockbrokers in London (See [London Stock Exchange]);
in Paris, (Paris Bourse).
Stock certificates, registered and bearer, [365].
Stock companies in France, [410–11].
Stock Exchange and The Money Market, by Horace White, [102].
Stock Exchange, Distinction between Wall Street and, [64].
Stock Exchange Law and Practice, by W. A. Bewes, [379*].
Stock Exchange (London), by C. D. Ingall & G. Withers, [32*].
Stock Exchange, N. Y., Rules governing brokers, [138];
the day’s work [288] et seq.
Stock Exchange, N. Y., the building, [304–5];
history, [307];
mechanism, [418].
Stock Exchange, Story of the, by Chas. Duguid, [32*].
Stock Exchange, The, by Francis W. Hirst, [32*], [45*].
Stock Exchange, The (London) Francis W. Hirst, [327*], [330*], [338], [367*].
Stock Exchange, The N. Y., by Francis L. Eames, [32*].
Stockholders, Rights of, [162], [164], [173*].
Stocks and Shares, by Hartley Withers, [379*].
“Switching,” [74].
Telephone clerks, on ’Change, their duties, [289].
Temperature of air on ’Change, how regulated, [305].
Ten years regulation of the Stock Exchange in Germany, by Henry Crosby Emery, [61*].
Ticker, value of, [162*];
in London, [341–2];
in N. Y., [347], [437].
Ticket Day in London, [373].
Timidity of capital, [17].
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