Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-01
BUSINESS FAILURES.


Eradstreet's Budget of Trade Embar-
easements During the Past Week.
There were 26O failures in the United
states reported to BrddStreetS during the
past week. 20 less than the preceding
week. is more than the corresponding
week of 1SS2. and 80 more than the same
week Of 1881. About 20 per cent. Of the
failures were those of small traders, whose
e8uitaIwas under $1,000. Compared with
The previous week the Middle States had
54.a decrease Of 9; New England States
2l. a decrease of IS; Southern States 63,
an increase of u: Western States lO1, an
increase OF 5: Pacific States and terrific
ries 2I. a decrease Of p; Canada and the
Provinces u a decrease of 9. Among the
important firms reported embarrassed
were William Carroll Il Co., manufacture
er- ot fur and wool hats, Carroll 90;
manufacturers of straw hats, ana
Ii-.iuS & Fowler, soap manuiac-
tlrer-. New York city; Amos ID. smith X
t... cotton goods manufacturers. HrONi-
G.uea. and their companies, the Franklin
Manufacturing Company, the Groton
Manufacturing Company and the ProVl-
d.ncp steam Mill; c. A. COutant Il Co.,
notions Chicago: II. ;. Gilbert q Co.,
bankers and grain, Ottawa, H.; Lamborn
* GRAY. bankers. Alliance, Ohio. In the
rrucIp3I trades they were as follows:
General stores As: grOcers fl; dry goods
I-. clothing u: liquors p; fancy goods
" u. hardware and agricultural implements
g. millinery and straw goods ;: shoes =
drugs r: grain and millers Z: JeWelry q;
hotels ana restaurants 6; furniture o.;
bankers and brokers ,; cotton and manu-
f4c-ures .: hats ,; crOckery 4; manuiac7
turers 4: produce and provisions .; car7
r41ters and builders >; mems furnishing
goods 3.
ALABAMA.
Huutsviue-J. n B. Lambert, dry goods
drugs and carriages. have been attached ~
s... Liabilities SEQ 600: assets S6,OOOtO $o,UuOt
NaHiIe-Baker Lawler & CO., cotton Iac
t1r-. have suspended, caused. 1t Is sald, 4y tllf
..'urt of j. p. Billups Co., OF NeW loiA ,i
q thought they viii arrange mdI'eI9 9"'i'
a..uuIv. ,.A
ImI-Joseph Barker agent, general store
at- been closed by the SherlH. .,-,s .o1i
Ir1v-T. =. Brown, feed, mas ialleO anu SUI
FLORIDA.
Fort White-J. r. Williams, general storq
ia- iGRed, preferring $4,000. ,,i1f
>lntervile-RObert Irammel' saw Hiiii
has been attached.
GEORGIA.
Ahens-S. solomon dry goods, has laues
Atauta-A B.. Andrews, ci0tRing ,1T
ml- furnishing goods, has asslgueu' A-i'tD'H
ua- $4,000: nominal assets $l5.OO0. .4
Bauiridre-H. c. Curry & Co. ,agentf
general store have failed and sold out ii
B1tler-R Z. Allen. dry goods, mas c'tlIs'
amoetiug of creditors and offers to compif
mise.
Dalton-A. II. Nunnally & Co.. planning mf'
aage failed. Liabilities o9o; fSdT assets SIUO sneI
f-0rerce-A. II. Kenyon \ BrolhSI.' s. IN. En-. 4
store. have assigned. Liabilities So'OOo' I
seis $4,000 IL
+ J-IersonvilIe-C. NJ. Nutting, grocer IS
Aaf mortgage fOreclOsed. ,,.,i
Rising Fawn-Fricks Brothers, genera
seova-B. J. Wise, general store, has az
Asled. Assets about Sl,5O0.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cheraw-SI Rhodes, general store, % oleI .oC
9 ceuts. He sold out to his son lOr f-'oOH
LIABILITIES about $4,000. o,E
OQiumhja-William MItcbell y Oo.' hAO
are in the hands of the Sheriff. -, bs
MarIon-E. II. Gasque, general stoIS5' I5 nd
Compromised at 50 cents. One-haI casn o a,e
one-half in notes, without security AT Ois
Year Liabilities $4,000; nomihh '9
Mr.. D. c. Robbins, Savannah, 0at
SAYS: II was cured Of annoying sypa
.oms Of dyspepsia by using Brown ~