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Show One Week in Wall Street. I October 7th, 1S78, Western Union Telegraph stock sold at the New York Stock Exchange for 9Gt per share; October 14th, 1S7S, it sold at Soj, a fluctuation of 9fr per cent, in seven daye; 12,500 shares aold on a margin of one per cent, required an actual- capital of $12,500. The same stock delivered at 86 J gave a profit of 9 i per cent, on the slock or $937 50 per 100 shareB. On tho whole $12,500 the actual profit was $117,1S7.50 or 9 i times the capital used, in one week. Tbia is a single case taken from tbe official record of the Stock Exchange, aud shows how : money ia made so rapidly in stocks. Few people, however, have the necessary neces-sary cash to put up in order to realize such immense profits aa these, but capital in any amount from $10 to $50,000 can be used with equal success suc-cess by tbe new combination system of operating in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence & Co. .Bankers, New York, have established. By this method of 1 pooling thousands 0! orders in various sums and operating them aa one immense im-mense capital, shareholders realize large profits which are divido pro rata monthly. New circular contains two unerring rules for success, and full information, so that any one con operate profitably. Stocks and Bonds wanted. Government Bouds supplied. sup-plied. Apply to Lawrence A Co., B nitiers, 56 Exchange Place, N. Y. City. jy3 |