New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-02

IN assets &i0O35. The
s'faigcrt liabilities. twelve
7bbftcd with liabilities of
'ss.ela ss90. $40. Eighteen dealers
"a failcd owing Sl7s. l2i and having
Ftd at S65.7i2 La the clothing trade
ftre eleven failures, the liabilities being
7gJ aud assets $50, 7Gs. Six dealers
~ cloths and woollons suspended with Ii
abilities of Si15,1i3 and assets $3G.527. The
wine and lqnor trade suffered severely, twenty
failures being reported, with liabilities OF T375,iOO
aud assets $GS 0S3. Three brewer failed owing
$685., OS7 and having assets of $33 los. Among the
grOcrrs nineteen failures were announced me toia
liabilities being $3l695O and assets T0I AZ the
largest firms were Conklin & DAVIS and W; +. sem
man. snEs;S and and 'Sn
H TG $2l s%:rt Am cS da Sf uHer wcsen
d ddEs Of SS4 Sos anJ aiset Ten car
penters and builders failed for$17G23S, their assets
being $l6,22s; the principal one was William
Harloc. Cigar dealers to the number Of twenty-onc
failed. their total liabilities being T34l ,254 and
assets S94,G3 Among them was L. 4. Smith,
the president of the Cigar Manufacturers As
1926. 900 and owning 1912, 000 The largest finn
was Williams, Brnic & Co.; several other firms who
suspended paid in full and continued business.
Seven dealers in flour, feed and grain failed for
$343 1875, their assets beng 1921 4O7. Among these
Were II. L. Hicks * Co. and iompGns " Co. In
the millinery goods trade there were fourteen fail
the victims were Billiard d HALEY, Brown, Bell d
Co., and Subway d Massey Six manufacturers
of artificial flowers aud feathers failed with iabll
ties OF S177.O33 and assets %722G5: the principal
failure that Of NJ :. Hcyman x Sons. In the
hardware trndo there were twelve failures with
debts OF $3G31G6 and assets $23O,317; vim
cipal suspensions were of Tie Hart, Bllve lead
Manufacturing Company. the kussIan-A lcIIcan
Manufacturing Company and {. A. Van llorn x Co.
Among 81. se 9"ttiers eight iaI4des occr with
debts Of $40 ,Sl4 and assets SlOS,OGa. hotel
and restaurant Leepcrs failed, with dts of
S24J377 and assets s37 ,479. In the iron and metal
trade failures were announced the total lla-
bihtes beng 1867, 1873 and ass Is SJI9, 05G The
principal failure were of the Peru steel and Iron
Company aud j. LLOYD HWgn. Nine jewellers
S201 .995 and assets $6921G. In the leather trade
there we're seven failures. the lab ililcS being
$250,305 and assets sol 100. Among those who
failed were +. Godfrey u sons, Neil Mccall
lum d Co. ana IL. n ID. W. Various. Ihe
lumber business had five failures. the. liHolli-
ties being $l2l,33 and assets ,6j7. Four
amounting to $66O,Sl9 and assets SlG9,141.
The principal ones were the american Sds
pender Company, tho AMgell ~ Blake Manu-
featuring Company. the Whitehall manufactuI-
ing Company and Buchan N Go. Among the
dealers III paper there were Only three failures, the
liabilities being Sll5,72O ara assets S36O91;
having assets of $14,S00 Piano Manufacture
ers TO the number OF five failed, With liabii-
ties of $221,1 79, and assets Sl22,7OS The
failures of thirteen printers and stalioncrs were
announced. the total liabilities being Sjl5,OSi and
assets Si5,305.s In the produce trade there were
fourteen failures. the Liabilities being 500. 800
and assets %41,S1j Tea dealers m provisions
failed. with liabilities amounting to T330,97O and
assets S1l5,937. Among them were II. Brock aud
the Marshall Packing company. Five shpping
MoIcua4,s suspended payments, with lubihes
Amounting TO $2IJ.97J aud assets NS0.63J. TIC
prop iei,rs Of tl1ec storage ware houses tfIed Io
So 900. The assets hong valued at S2lF 3oI.
seven dealers ~ teds. sig Is an ~ "3 Srspc. e
y Liabilities $00J.311 and asses S2f3,2l7.
Tie lcpal ones were Henry Harms and PInck-
Dcy jackson d Co.