Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-25

Bradstreet's Report of Trade Embar
easements for the Past Week.

Rradstreet's Report of Trade Embar-
easements for the Past Week.
There were $50 failures in the United
States reported to BrddStreet'S during the
mast week. 81 more than the preceding
week, A more than the corresponding
week Of 1892. and 135 more than the same
week of 1881. About 80 per cent. of the
failures were those of small traders, whose
capital was less than 5000. Among the
important concerns reported embarrassed
were Lane & Son, grain, W. P. & A. n.
Parsons, builders, Willett Bronson, real
estate speculator. and Bomann & Won
Bernuth. importers of worsteds and trim
mings, New York city; D. NJ. Il +. =.
Halbert. dry goods, Binghamton, y. l.;
Donald Gordon. dry goods, Rochester, n.
": the Hartford Engineering Company.
Hartford Conn. aud the Standard Coal and
Iron Company, Columbus, y. Compared
with the previous week the Middle states
had SO, an increase Of >; New Engiahd
states 81, an increase OF l; SQutnerh
States 81. an increase OF 3; Western
states So. an increase Of :; Pacific states
and Territories 80, an increase OF 10; Can
ada and the Provinces 81, an increase OF
1. In the principal trades they were as
follows: General stores %; gr0cers 80;
clothing q: hardware and agricultural
implements Is; liquors 10; dry goods "A;
manufacturers u; tobacco and cigars .;
shoes 9: drugs {; fancy goods 5; station
ers and printers 4; produce ana PfONls,
ions 6: lumber g.: furniture D; hotels and
restaurants ): jewelry .; millinery D;
commission 4: bakers and confectioners
>: builders 3: grain and flour 3; harness
3: mems furnishing goods ,; hats ,;
crOckery ,; coal and wood ,.
ALABAMA.
Boligee-R II. Holmes, general store, has
failed. Liabilities about S5,505; assets Sl.3cO.
FlOFence-S. Cohen 4 Co.. grOcefS. offers 81
cents-I5 cents cash and 10 cents in thirty
davs. Liabilities about $4,000; assets $500.
MontcOmery-W. J. Gardner, groceries and
saloon. IS reported to have been closed by the
Sheriff.
Fort White-Stringfelow 4 Perkins, gene
raj store. have assigned. Liabilities S3,4Vo;
nominal assets $4,000.
Madison-M. II. Warning. general store,
has closed and turned over part OF the whole
Of his stock to his factors.
GEORGIA.
= Atlanta-Ramspeck Il Green, fertilizers.
were protested for $1,000 and suspended. La
bilities reported at $4,000. Mr. kamspeck
was also Of q. A. Ramspeck Co.. teas ana
colTees. at Atlanta, and general store. at De-
catur, Ca. both of which firms have dissolved
by his withdrawal. His brother. L. H. Rams,
NeGh. continues the buSlACHS III l(SNtt.H-s eAN'
assumes the liabilities of about $4,000.
Canton-H. 4. MeAfee, general store, has
been closed by the sheriff.
Columbus. W. Voolfolk, warehouse, has
assigned Liabilities 100000.
Montezuma-H. y. Berry & Co., hardware,
are being sold out by the Sheriff.
Statesboro-R. +. Lester. general store, has
assigned. Liabilities $1,000; assets $4,000;
preference. 8. 100.
TallapOOsa-J. +. Crawford, Jr., bar, has
been closed by the sheriff. A. b. jackson "
Co.. general store, have failed.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Allendale-J. 5. Emanuel, general store, IS
reported to have failed.
Observation-Disclosures ROthulz, general
store offer 20 cents. Liabilities Sl0.2Z3; assets
1920. The stock is mOrtgaged for $500.
Charleston-Edw ard Daley, shoes. has been
attached.
JohnsonviIle-Mrs 5. \. Hugglns Co.,
general store, have failed. Liabilities $9,l09;
actual assets g. 500. They offer % cents.
Mayesville-C. o. & w. 5. Wheeler, general
store, have been closed by the Sheriff.
Sumter-T. s. Scaffe, tinware, offers %