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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (407)	3/17/2000 9:20:00 AM
From: Richard V Davis	Respond to of 571

Mar$ You might wish to consult the trade log on GLW. The stock did in fact close at 174 3/8; after hour trading took it to 195. That single trade took place on a secondary exchange for GLW; it traded 100 shares at $ 195 on NASDAQ. GLW is an NYSE stock. In fact, only one trade took it to that price. Throughout the day the stock was in the $ 174/share neighborhood. This information has been verified as correct against other data sources. Those are the actual transactions; I have no idea what you mean with your post. You might want to read up on the various exchange regulations regarding what is the official close of an issue, versus what is an after hours trade. By the way, if you look at transaction logs a type T trade indicates after hours and a type Z trade indicates out of sequence late report. These identifiers and rules are all generated by the various reporting exchanges. Rick Davis Vice President, Operations Track Data Corporation