Panic amongst Tribune stockholders. TWELVE.FISK says that the Tribune is so heavy that it must far the future be paid for by weight, on his steamers.

You find that many of the stockholders distrust or dislike the president and are willing to sell.

There was a hard struggle at first to make both ends meet, and an annual deficit for many years, which was made up by the stockholders, but at last the "kitchen" became so popular that it began to pay dividends, and the stock has since been watered four times, until it now pays what is equivalent to twenty-four per cent annually upon the original investment, with a surplus larger than the capital on which it was started.

They are the certain gains of the present stockholders under the operation of this act, after making full allowance for the payment of the bonus.

It enacts that "the cashier of the bank shall annually report to the Secretary of the Treasury the names of all stockholders who are not resident citizens of the United States, and on the application of the treasurer of any State shall make out and transmit to such treasurer a list of stockholders residing in or citizens of such State, with the amount of stock owned by each."

As little stock is held in the West, it is obvious that the debt of the people in that section to the bank is principally a debt to the Eastern and foreign stockholders; that the interest they pay upon it is carried into the Eastern States and into Europe, and that it is a burden upon their industry and a drain of their currency, which no country can bear without inconvenience and occasional distress.

Of the twenty-five directors of this bank five are chosen by the Government and twenty by the citizen stockholders.

If we must have a bank with private stockholders, every consideration of sound policy and every impulse of American feeling admonishes that it should be purely American.

Before the expiration of the charter the stockholders of the bank obtained an act of incorporation from the legislature of Pennsylvania, excluding only the United States.

" "That we recognize the institution of slavery as already existing in this territory, and advise stockholders to introduce their property as early as possible.

The owners, having no more personal touch with their great gangs of slaves than modern stockholders have with the operatives in their mills, exploited them accordingly.

The slave's claim to his maintenance represents the prior claim of the land-owner to his rent; the master's claim to the annual surplus represents the equity of the stockholders in the corporation.

Eleanor Frances Lattimore (A); 24Sep63; R322497. LATTY, ELVIN R. Subsidiaries and affiliated corporations, a study in stockholders' liability.

The present letter incloses him a power of attorney to vote on the General's shares in the Potomac Company at a meeting of its stockholders to be held on the day following, in Georgetown.

Let the rules be revised by their friends and beneficiaries, to-morrow, next day, by and by; busy to-day, stockholders' meeting, dividend declared, good-by!

[Illustration: Armenia White One of the First Stockholders] Capturing the imagination for equal suffrage or for the Woman's Journal is another way of saying "getting so many inches or columns of free advertising in the papers."

=Early Stockholders of the Woman's Journal= NATHANIEL WHITE Concord, N.H. MRS.

Its stockholders are interested in furthering the cause of equal suffrage through a paper owned and managed by suffragists.

Its directors, its editor-in-chief, and its deputy treasurer receive no salary; its stockholders receive no dividends.

With the corporations came "the corporation problem," a single name for a complex of problemslegal, political, moral, and economicwhich arise out of the relations of corporations to their individual stockholders, to their employees, to the state, to the general public, and to their competitors in business.

Most of them are stockholders in mills, factories, mines, or business establishments.

He was a hardy, intelligent, and, for his day, a cultivated man, who came early into the woods as an agent for many large stockholders of the old Connecticut Land Company, and a liberal percentage of the sales placed in his hands the nucleus of a large fortune.

The stock was rapidly taken, principally by the stockholders of the original Western Union Company, and an assessment of five per cent. was immediately made to provide funds for the prosecution of the work.

and are not Expositions proverbially expensiveto promoters and stockholders as well as visitors?

companies "limited," with a capital stock of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, a surplus of one hundred and fifty thousand, and only two hundred and nineteen stockholders.