The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-06-27

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sense was certainly shown.
Two of the gest and reputed strong
est theatrical troupes in America have
gone into the hands of receivers in the
past few days Great prosperity" Is
no respector of persons.
The Cassell Company, the great Eng
lish and American publishing concern
of New York and London, failed last
week. The liabilities are large and the
assets cannot be converted into cash at
present.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Comproller
Eckels to day appointed Robt. M. Ditty
receiver of the Citizens National Bank
of Hillsborough, Ohio, and Elisha May,
of st. J~ohnsbury, Vt, an examiner of
national banks.
FAIRFIELD, Ill, June 16.-The liabil-
tiles of S. Bonham, the banker, who
failed yesterday, are in the neighbor
hood of 1925, O08, with asses equal to
more than that amount. 1t is thought
the bank will pay dollar for dollar. E.
Bonham's large merchandise store is
included in the assignment
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, June 31.-The
Citizens Savings Bank assigned to day
to A. E. HaIcomb and Frank M. Smith.
"A run Ou Uu0 DduA u4dNO UAAO SUCP
necessary. The liabilities are some-
thing over $500, 900 and assets over
$4OO. 600. Great excitement has spread
and runs, more or less strong, are be-
ing made on. the other banks, viz: The
Portsmouth National, Farmers Ma
tional and First National, and they are
taking advantage of the 10 per cent.
limit. The Little Kanawha LAUNDERING
Mills are in the hands of a receiver.
The failure of the Citizens Bank will
embarrass some of the manufacturers
here.
ASHFORD, June 21.-J. A. Wall, a
merchant at Sophia, assigned to day,
R. r. Ross, trustee. This is the third
assignment in Randolph in fifteen
years.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June 21.-The
Southern California National Bank and
the Los Angeles National Bank here
closed their doors this morning.
EUGENE, Oregon, June 2O-The Lane
County Bank temporarily suspended
to day. 1t has plenty of property in
sight to secure all depositors.
CORVALLIS, Oregon, June 2O.-The
creditors of Hamilton, Job &Co., bank
ers, who failed a week ago, held ameet-
ing yesterday. The receiver made a
statement showing the total assets to
be 1896, 900. A deduction of 1862, 600
for doubtful overdrafts and bills re-
ceivable leaves available assets of
$133, 900. The liabilities are 1924, 900.
An assignment has been made for the
benefit of the creditors.
Topeka, Kansas, June 2O.-TheS State
Bank Commissioner yesterday ordered
the State Bank Of Plainville closed.
The capital stock is $50, 900, but the
amount of liabilities is not obtainable.
The officers Of the bank say that de-
positors will be paid in full.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 19.-The Oil
Well Supply Company, with assets of
50, 500, 900 and liabilities of 81, 900, coo,
was totally unable to meet it's indebted
ness to day, and to prevent forced sales
and a waste of property had to seek
the aid of the courts. John Eaton,
president Of the company, was ap,
pointed receiver by Judge A. Cheson,
of the United States Circuit Court.
BOSTON, Mass, June 16.-Winkley,
Dresser & Co., the Milk street station,
ers, made an assignment to-day to
Francis Doane, a well-known statiOner.
The liabilities are $3.50, 900 and the as
sets somewhere in the same neighbor,
hood.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 16.-The
Reading Rolling Mill Company yester-
day made an assignment for the bene-
fit of creditors to Joseph r. Cofrode
and Lllis Ames Ballard.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 16.-The Gene
see Oil Works, limited, have made a
general assignment. The liabilities of
the company are about $500, 600. The
cause of the assignment was the ina
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they became due or to have them ex-
tended.
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