Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-21
LAST WEEKS FAILURES.
Bradstrset's Budget of Business Embar-
easements.

There were 321 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
past week, 81 less than the preceding
week, more than the corresponding
week of 1888, and III more than the same
week of 1882. About 50 per cent. were
those of small traders whose capital was
less than $1,000. Compared with the pre-
v.ous week the Middle States had 20. an
increase of 8; New England states 10,
decrease OF 8; Southern states 81, an IN
crease Of 3; Western States lO2, de-
crease of 7: Pacific States and Territories
10. a decrease Of 10. Canada and provinces
had A, an increase of 10. The failures
included E. W. Coleman & Co., commits
sion grain, J. NJ. Fuller Il Co., commission
grain. Wade & Cumming, clothing. ana
Isaacs & Samuels, clothing, New 1 ork
CITY. In the principal trades they were
az follows: General store 81; grocers o.
dry goods 20, liquors Is; c!othlhg 10;
hardware and agricultural Implement
IS; bakers and confectioners Il; fancy
goods Il: drugs 10; jewelers. 10; statloherS'
printers. etc, 8: manufacturers &; NIL
iinery :: shoes 6: furniture 6; grain, hour.
ETC., 6; hotels and restaurants 4; produce
and provisions 3; tobacco and cigars .;
mems furnishing goods 3; harness 3;
crockery 3; banks and bankers :; cotton
.; lumber 2.
ALABAMA.
Bir7ainghanl.--C. E. Robinson & Co., saloon
have been attached.
C0lumbld.-A. H. Grimsley Co, general
store. have sold out ana been attached.
Cottondale.-Richard c. Cree, general storei
FuF4ulG.-T. c. johnson, general store, has
been closed by the Sheriff.
assigned. Liabilities 1900; assets $4,000.
f9afgo7n(rv.-Mrs Z. Munter. general
store, has been closed by the oherlH.
FLORIDA.
T1riaana. lex. Merritt, general store, has
TfHaIassee. Ball & Brother, general
store, have assigned; Walter LeYerett, sad
dlery, has assigned.
GEORGIA.
A{5anv.-R. Mrs. b. GOlinsky,. millinery
has had a mortgage for $500 foreclo7cd. La
biiities $4,000.
AuJststa. Hams Brothers, grocers. who have
sold out to their father, owe about $4,000
nominal assets $4,000.
CONGRATULATIONS. Fulton, general store
has assigned.
Forsgfh.-Geo. R. Banks, general store, hali
had a mortgage foreclosed; Hammond 4
! Morse, confectioners, offer 40 cents.
Hd1otinsyiUe W. f. Taylor & Co.. grocers
| have failed and sold ont under a mortgage.
Observation-Disclosures Il Gloss, genera
| store: owe about $1,000; actual assets $500.
J HtledgeriHe. -Adolph Joseph, dry goods
/ has assigned. lie carried a stock Of abou
| $4,000. and did the leading business IN hi
! line in the city.
! .RjIlea.-B. Parker and COnnely, liquors
! have had mortgage fOreclosed and creditor
! have attached.
! raanah-Nisbet & Co., cotton brokers
| have failed. John Nisbet has been in business
| since 1870.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
! AUeadaks w. I. Wilson s. Co., genera
/ store. are asking an extension to November
! IS. 1884,. Liabilities s2,700; assets $4,000.
Bates5urg.-J. b. Hartley, general store, ha
! had mortgage on real estate and stock To-
/ $l.l25 fOreclosed. Liabilities estimated a
/ $4,000; assets about $4,000.
Buford Ridge.-Thomas Clayton, genera
| store, is asking an extension Of twelve
/ months.
Carp Ridge e. c. Du Bose, general store
EIFa.2L. 4. Thomson, general store. is ask
| ing an extension to December, 1884. Liabili
| ties ,934; assets 2l,SS2.
/ Joha6ton.-W. NJ. QUITS, general store, ha
| assigned.
| Laarens.-W. A. Wharton Il Co., genera
| store, have assigned.
! Little Rock.-A. Schafer, general store, ha
| been closed by the Sheriff.
Seneca City.-T- S. q f. W. Methvin, gen
! eral store, have assigned.
Ye1adSsee.-Riley 4 Bonneau, general store
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