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fayobls to this Harlem would be six months hence


the extension takes place. a. the Harlem win then
be double its present length, at very little comparative
additional The gross and net receipts of the Har-
lem in 1885, will exceed those Of the Ftchburg as much
those Of the Ftchburg exceed those of the
lem. The prospects Of the Harlem favorable
than those Of the Fchburg, and it will, very short
time, be more profitable stock particularly to those
who come in as stockholders at present prices. The
stock Of the Ftchburg is selling at thty-one per cent
advance hundred dollar shares, and that Of the
Harlem at fityhve per cent discount on ono hundred
dollar shares. This makes a difference of eighty six
per cent in the market value Of the shares There must
be great mistake somewhere and il cannot be in
the Fitchburg, nine per cent stock is worth about
thirty per cent advance II must be in the market price
Of the Harlem and predict that this will be the last
time this stock will 60 far below its real value After
the present panic has subsded and the money market
becomes once more easy prices must steadily advance,
until the stock becomes sought for as investments The
recent depreciation in prices will cause large lots to
change hands, and il will hereafter be used so much
for speculative purposes as it has been.