St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-30

dealers in ladies' goods and umbrellas, 81
Temple place, have made an assignment for
the benefit Of creditors. The assignees are
l.. NJ. Merrill and Gilbert n. Harris. The
members OF the firm state that they are una
BILE to give any definite statement of assets
and liabilities.
DUBLIN, Dec 29.--The failure of F. e. Du-
Dedat u Son, stock brokers of this city, was
announced to-day. The head of the firm
was chairman of the Dublin stock exchange
The firm having been declared defaulters
Mr.. Copeland. vice chairman, has succeeded
10 the presidency of the exchange. The
Dublin Mail estimates the losses at $3.50 600.
! Another estimate places the liabilities at
f6 900. MIR. Dubedat is reported TO be
missing from his usual haunts in this city
ana could not be found at his home this
afternoon. The announcement of the firms
failure for time completely disorganized
everything on the stock exchange here
Stocks fell all along the line. Towards the
close of the day there was recovery.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The stock exchange
here was practically unaffected by the fail
ure OF Is. E. Dubedat 4 Son, of Dublin. GUM
ness, however, dropped IL points and All
sOpps went down D.
Il. ADMISSION, Ala, Dec. 29.-H C. Marks &
Co.. one of the largest dry goods houses in
thls city, have made an assignment. and ii.
: III; Wolf has been appointed receiver. Lila
billties, Sc, 600; assets $4,000,
New YORK, Dec. 29.-Frank r. Walker pa
per manufacturer at % Bond street, made an
assignment to-day to John MCGOWAN. The
liabilities are estimated at $4,000.
JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Dec. 20 Chancellor
McGill, in the New Jersey court of chancery,
this morning appointed Charles Black and
William A. Brown as receivers of the Argus
company of Jersey City. The appointments
were made upon the application of Charles
3. clarke DR., the manager of the fnsolvent
company. The liabilities amount to about
10000.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-Montgomery & Co.,
tea aucuoneers OF 123 Front street, made an
assignment today to Alfred y. Reeves. No
preferences. The assignors have a capital of
$l0OeOO.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Dec 29.-Judgments aggregat
ing over $50, OCO have so far been entered
against Nj. w. Dubois, and it is thought his
total liabilities will reach 100000 Besides
his private cattle interests he is manager of
the Elgin Cattle company, doing business Ill
Texas and is associated with others in mer-
camille pursuits at Alpine, Tex. His failure
will of necessity affect the Elgin Cattle com
pany, in which he is a stakeholder The
failure of national bank of KansasCity some
time ago is said to have been the starting
point in Dubois misfortune.
EKANsAs CITY, Dec. 29.-The Manhattan
Clothing company. Henry Lewis, president,
at Nos. sol and 500 Main street, assigned to-
day with liabilities of about $50, COO assets
about the same. Pressure by Eastern credit
ors is given as the cause of the failure.
New York Money.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Money on call
firmer. ranging from to per cent, last
loan 2, closed offered at 2: prime mercantile
paper, 1903. Sterling exchange quiet and
heavy at So 7I2 for eO-day bills. and sd. SO
for demand. Bank cleanngs to-day $67,-
G5. $40: balances go 2Qf TQ1