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time. directors elected. and a president


easurer selected and to all appearance the new con


ny was formed upon very firm basis. The msrke,


ne OF the stock then ruled al 50 81 per cent-thrty-
fee being par-and eventually reached 49, Prices have


pee touched 49, and now rule at 27f 273 OF fths mil


dollars received by epurchasng parties 1t appears
only so4oooo have boen paid being the whole Of the
Pount agreed upon. This leaves deposi.e in their
nds OF $4,000 being their profits arising from the
eraon appears that the stockholders who pail the
sessment OF S2S each share, have been deceived.


ey were assured that the cost of the canal under the


e was 81 900 0oo and were, therefore, induced to pay
as requested VIII reas according to the terms Of the
tua SALE payment Of sixteen dollsrs per share would
hy have been necessary. The parties getting up this
peraon have made very handsome thing of it, while
stockholders have been handsomely aeeced This 10
ny one of the many movements Of similar character
hch carried in Wall street, and which serve TO
iduce the public to believe that the financial and stock
peraons ofthat vicinity always in favor of clquss
'hch rcso II to any thing 10 accomplish their ends