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Comments orquestions on this one can be e-mailed ) (Editing by Jan Paschal) Stocks Media rockys baseball . NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S todd helton . Senator Charles Schumer warned a top regulator on Friday that if she does not ban so-called "flashes" -- orders that stock exchanges send to a select group of traders before revealing them to the wider market -- he will introduce legislation that does baseball . Barack Obama | Crisis in CreditIn a letter dated Friday to Mary Schapiro, chairman of the U.S coors field baseball . Securities and Exchange Commission, Schumer said this type of order "seriously compromises the integrity of our markets and creates a two-tiered system where a privileged group of insiders receives preferential treatment."If allowed to continue, these practices will undermine the confidence of ordinary investors and drive them away from our capital markets," Schumer, a senior Democrat on the Senate Banking panel, said in the letter obtained by Reuters and verified by an aide."If the SEC fails to curb this practice, I plan to introduce legislation in the U.S. that's going to set a very bad precedent."(Reporting by Jonathan Spicer; Additional reporting by Thomas Ferraro and John Poirier in Washington; Editing by Andre Grenon, Gary Hill) Barack Obama Crisis in Credit. * Schumer prepared to introduce legislation to ban flashes Stocks | Regulatory News | Funds News | ETFs News * Warns of "two-tiered" system for "privileged group" * Flashes alert exchange members to new orders (Adds Direct Edge CEO) By Jonathan Spicer NEW YORK, July 24 (Reuters) - U.S.
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