St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-07
FINANCIAL REVEEsSEs.
Suspensions ola Day from Vari-
OllS Sections.

MANSFIELD, O., Jan. 6.-The dry goods
house of P. L. Harrison was closed last
night by the sheriff. Liabilities and assets es-
tmated at $1,000 and $50, ,0C0 respectively.
LAREDO, Tex, Jan. GA well-defined ru-
NOR was current Oh the streets last night that
the Laredo Improvement company will go
into the hands of receiver to-day. In tact,
it has been decided, so it is reported. that
Messrs. j. o. Nicholson and Charles |. Yager
will he appointed receivers. The estimated
liabilities are 100000, and the assets about
the same amount
BosToN, Jan. 6.-Lowell Bros. & Co., pro-
duce dealers have assigned. The liabilities
of the firm are not given. Outside specula-
tions are the supposed cause of the firms
embarrassment.
CLINTON, To- Jan. 6-The Mutual Guaran-
tee Fire Insurance Company of Clinton made
an assignment yesterday, with liabilities OF
S47, 900, and assets, which include $4,000
guaranty. that reach S2S?, 200. The cause
of the assignment IS slow collections on
notes made by the company. Attorney j. p.
Barker. OF Clinton, is assignee. All policies
will be cancelled and an adjustment be made
of overpaid premiums.
PITTsBURG, Pa. Jan. 6.-The Sewickley
Dairy company has made an assignment for
the benefit of its creditors. The action was
precipitated by executions against the COM
pany issued yesterday by several stockhold-
ers for money advanced to the amount of
$4,000 Tie capital stock Of the company
is 100000.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The firm of Decker,
Howell & Co. resumed business to-day. AS
signee Cromwell paid the claims of the cred
itoIs when they were presented.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 6.-Andrew N.
Dryden, an ale brewer in this city, has failed.
His place was closed by the sheriff on execu-
tions amounting to S10.0U0.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-Henry C. Aspinwall,
manufacturer of tiles, etc.. at No. 303 Fifth
avenue, under the name OF ASpinwall d Son,
do fn-
Kiely.
MONTREAL, p O.. Jan. 6.-The wholesale
millinery house of j. A. Patterson d co. has
made an assignment Liabilities are esti
mated at $25O,O0O. The Bank of Montreal
holds Sll5. 600 of the FIRMS paper, but is Sc
cured. The creditors are mostly English.
French and German firms No statement Of
he assets can yet be made.
Boston, Mass. Jan. Nathan Schloss,
tobacconist, l67 Hanover street, has assigned
Liabilities about $4,000.
PERU, Ind, Jan. "a receiver has been
appointed for ID. r. Burns Il Co., manufact-
urers of electrical supplies and carbonS
Liabilities, $4,000; assets $4,000. The
concern has only been in operation lsiX
months.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The old anG well
known firm of George Deb Keim d Co., man.
ufacturers of horse blankets, carriage robes,
ETC., and wholesale dealers in saddlery ware,
OF Nos 610 and 612 Market street, is tempo
of creditors TO be held next Friday.
MANSFIELD, O., Jan. edwin Mansfield
was to-day appointed receiver for the Buck.
eye Mutual Fire Insurance company, of
Shelby, o. The face value of the company s
assets are estimated to be about S395, 900. of
which there is an assessment liability upon
the contingent liability policies of $3.50 900
and $40, 900 on premium notes. The real
assets depend upon how much the receiver
will be able to realize on these amounts. The
liabilities are estimated at S200U0. princi-
pally unpaid losses.
AURORA. Ill. Jan. g.. The news of the
assignment of the Dueber Watch company
at Canton, o., caused considerable excite
ment in this city to-day from the fact that it
was generally supposed that Charles Reeds
liability to discharge his obligations to the
new Aurora Watch company depend
ed on his securing from Dueber
what was due him for his interest i'll the
Hampden plant, which Mr.. Deuber pur-
chased. AS Reed is one of the principal
was feared that Deuber's failure would seri-
ously embarrass the concern. An inter-
view with E. W. Trask and Supt.
Cain, of the Aurora company, devel-
oped the fact, however, that Reeds paper
held by the Aurora concern is gilt-edged and
cannot be affected by Dueber's failure. MIR.
Trask says that Reed was the representative
of the Hampden interest. and as snch proba-
bly, crowded Dueber until he was forced to
assign. He thinks Dueber's personal in
debtedness 10 Reed has nearly all been can
celled.
New YORK Jan. 6.-Henry c. Aspinwall,
doing business as T. G. Aspinwall & Son,
importers of tiles mantels and CRATES, No.
303 Fifth avenue, assigned to-day to William
assignee says that the liabilities will be $780,
600.