CHAPTER LXVI.

THE UPS AND DOWNS OF WALL STREET. ILLUSTRATED BY PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF ITS LEADERS. The mutations and vicissitudes, the ups and downs, of Wall Street can be best illustrated by sketches, from life, of the career and experience of its leading operators, who have often, though not generally, gone up like a rocket and come down like a stick. I will not begin with those now foremost in the Wall Street arena, but go back to Jacob Little, whose name is still a household word on the Stock Exchange. He died in…