The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27
BUSINESS FLuCTUA ATOMS.
Some Of the Most Notable Collapses
Of the Financial World.

JANUARY.
8. Failure of Dueber Watch -1mpsny. Cam
ton. O.: liabilities. sil0,000.
IA. Failure of O'Donnell. Spencer g. Co. lum-
bar dealers at Saginaw Mich; S100.c0o.
20. Failure Of the American National bank Of
Kansas City for S3o0,p0o.
FEBRUARY.
is. Suspensions Of the American Loan ard Trust
company Of New York; deficit of S658,O00.
MARCH.
90 Suspension Of the Keystone National bank
of Philadelphia.
Failure of the banking house OF Theodore
Schwartz & Co. at Louisville; liabilities,
S750,000
g. Suspension Of the Washington National
bank in New York city; shortage, $14s.000.
MAY.
L. Failure of ]. II. Lippincott. of the Ameri-
can Graphophone company and North
American Photograph company, for $780,
Goo.
8. Suspension Of the Spring Garden bank and
the Penn Trust and Safe Deposit company
In Philadelphia.
IL. Failure of Levy Bros. g. Co., clothing man.
ufacturers, in New York, for nearly sl,ooo,-
coo.
10. Failure of Satterlee, Bostwick & Martin.
insurance brokers, in New York, for over
$4,000.
20. Assignment OF the Davis Shoe company at
AA11hAAhctlds es-s tAstblAAbAcSs ED4VVJ,OtO-
25 Failure OF Potter. White 4 Bayley, shoe
manufacturers, in Boston, for 81 ,000,000.
JUNE
4. Assignment of the Connell-H Hall McLester
company, dry goods house, in Nashville;
liabilities, St64.O00.
u. Failure of the London and Liverpool Cloth
ing company and Mack & CO. in New York;
liabilities over S:5O,0D0.
~. Failure of Sax Bros, bankers, in Nashville,
for $500 600.
25. Assignment of the wholesale shoe firm of
Emile Marquee d Co.. in Boston; labili-
ties, $400000-
IL. Failure OF Hard Bros. & Co, spring bed
makers, in Oneida, n Y for Sla5 COO
l3. Failure OF r. NJ. Bingham e Co., wagon
makers, in Rome. N. Y. for S225 900.
20. Suspension of the Merchants National
bank OF Fort Worth, Tex; liabilities. $780,
coo.
2. Assignment of Abraham Backer, commits
sion merchant and note broker, In New
York; liabilities, S4,00O,00
5. Assignment Of the Masonic Savings bank
in Louisville, owing 81 100000
10. Receiver appointed for the American Wheel
company, Of Chicago, which has plants in
six different states; liabilities, 81 .8-l,0O0.
Fl. Seizure OF the assets of the Mexican North
ern railway in New York on claim for
100000
p. Failure of s. " White & Co., grain specu-
lators of New York and Chicago, for nearly
S3,000,000.
OCTOBER.
10. Assignment of Jonathan Stewart, Of Tren-
ton; liabilities, $500 900
e. Assignment of the Bank of Lewisburg,
Tenn.
NOVEMBER.
l. Failure of Maverick National bank In
Boston; liabilities, 100000
T. Supervision of National bank of Cory Pa:
liabilities, S1l0,0O0
To- Assignment of G. B. Paul, Louisville, lum-
Der dealer, for S200O00.
IL. Assignment of II. B. Smith g. Co., New
York ship brokers, for 100000.
10. Failure of Louis Adler, New York cloak
manufacturer. for $150,000.
s. n. Stroube. California horse breeder, failed
for Sl50,000.
Is. Failure of Bonner & Bonner, bankers, for
$50O,00O in Tyler, Tex.
20. Shortage of SlS1000 causes closing of Mil
ford (dich.) bank
Is. Failure of First National bank, Whining
ton. n. G..
e. Assignment of New York banking firm of
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co., with La
bilities Of over Sl,000,000
DECEMBER.
/. Receiver appointed for Richmond, Nicho-
lRsville and Beattyville railroad, Ken
lucky; debt. $3,000000.
IL. S2J0,000 assignment by Francis II. Baker &
Co., dry goods dealers Of New York.