Post. On the New York Stock Exchange a post is a standard or pillar rising from the floor to mark
the place where a particular stock is dealt in. The New York Central post, for instance, is where
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad stock is dealt in. At most posts two or more stocks are
dealt in as there are not enough posts to allow one for each stock dealt in on the exchange.
the place where a particular stock is dealt in. The New York Central post, for instance, is where
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad stock is dealt in. At most posts two or more stocks are
dealt in as there are not enough posts to allow one for each stock dealt in on the exchange.
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