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NYSE seat sells for $1.035M  
Sat, Oct 30, 2004
Source UPI

NEW YORK -- The New York Stock Exchange said Friday a full membership seat on the exchange sold for $1,035,000, down $15,000 from the previous sale on Oct. 25.

The transaction left seat prices down nearly 61 percent from their all-time high of $2.65 million, which was reached in August 1999 amid the late 1990s bull market in stocks, and off 23.3 percent from where they stood a year ago.

Friday's sale left seat values at their lowest since 1995, when Big Board memberships sold for as much as $1.05 million and for as little as $785,000.

A full membership on the Big Board confer the right to buy and sell stocks at the exchange. There are 1,366 seats at the Big Board.

Copyright 2004 by United Press International

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