The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-09
DJN'S REPORT OF THE
FAILURES I'M NOVEMBER
Shows the Number Smaller and
Amounts involved Less
Than a Year Ago.

lahs u amount Than In IIld. Moreover.
tito record Ia both respects shows Il 5lh4
stlntial reduction from the mortality ~
Two years aEo. While there We're fewer de-
faults IN Nuvetitar thgn in tic same per
liod of nnY year since 1872 aud II Is notes
snry IL ~ back tn 1910 10 find u lighter
ind.btGtlneFs business rrN"rsr7 la4t Honttl#
numbered LII. an tinttTeHsc Of eleven oyer
October Int comparing With lu5 an III"
previous yfir, 1sAI5 iu 1921 ana i.s.TI Iii.
II9l3 II Ial2 there wer" LIE snspen-
sions. The November liabilities, owing 81
rryerHI inspiyei"tn4 ~ nnusuiaI ize
reached SII.l0f,G2I, against SluTT6.G5i in
0ctoh.tr. yet ~ tile corresponding G1onlh
#of 1915 thu sum involved wn4 SITiG9i. i!5t I.
two wears aeo il MAS S414fS9siaa; tn 1913.
$2ii99.IS', ittid ia l'I2 ai,ugt Sijt0aooN.
Excepting tie present Instance. fllr I'LL
debtedneEs ifRs not fallen below SI5.ouHO0O
in my November since 1910.
The number of failures cnch month III
date for FIVE years II SVEN ht1ow
Sur,lt,r
1919 1ai5. 1914 1919. 1pi2
ian. 1000 ISIS ISa1 Isis $50
Feb. LESS aa,a.7s l-5nl 1,i5l 1:,aa
NEarch 1000 @pa1 1851 100 &!a
April ..... 800 2.oGa 1856 1911 121,
May LISP l.707 1921 ! 10 i1nl
June ....... 1.227 l.75+ l.1tU 1.1l5 l,oG
July ....... l.@oT l,139 1911 LEO la;S0
August ... 1,;i0t ,395 1872 t.l45 Io2
Sept. ...... 1lIt 1.414 1915 T235 I.I6T
Oct. ......-. 1,aiO 800 LEST 1894 no
nov .-.... 1,25t LOS 1,s15 j ,a5T l.175
In point Of number, relatively the b.,st
exhibit last month, ne compared with the
preceding scar. was made nv trading
fixtures. of which there We're $50, aj.aigtst
1,0S0 in the earlier period. Tic rccYe.i IN
this respect is the best since 1917 while
the November liabilities in this cIass ~
$;l,;l322,625 ARE the smallest OF any year
back 70 1910 and contrast with S7.iT2, .2.:,2
in. 1915. Numerically, the reduction in
Misunderstanding failures was afty-seven
362 against +la last ycar--and there WAS
also falling or of us incompHrlson with
1914, while the manufacturing Indebtedness
ot S4,S-3.f7S was nbont $1.aO0.O00 less than
Il Year ngo ana the ltEhtcst for the period
since 1910. ON the other hand there We're
sixty-nine suspensions among agents, bros
kers aud other concerns not properly in-
cluded in either manufacturing or#trndinE
and the amount involved by these WIS
s3.112. 5iS, ns compared with slxty-six for
$l4T3.lsd In 1915. The mortality IN this
clase, both in number and amount was i
also in excess OF other recent preceding
years.
. y r. still noteworthy that the record 81
large defaults compares favprnbIy with
aarliar yenrs. those for 500, 600 or more
YIN November numbering fifteen and aggrp-
Eattn In an. S5a2S l97 These figures con 4
fEass With twenty=one similar insolvencies
tn 1917 for 81, o. SOL twent seven for
2 4E}sf 1870 TWO years n co.; fOrtS-onc Tor
81 SIS In ia13.; twentS.-two for S5.75n,-a
8T! II 1872 and twen tylnlne in. 1911 for So
gl IN 1850 snch reverscs numbercd
End invoked S2.GnI, SOS. After
+----.zattEIs the failures of exceptional
s.z@ h@rs -s;ssainHd l,-ea6 smaller suspen-
sna tie liabilities n these were SIS
1= Ar a-sTffse M SH.f15. Last Year
'eEr ere i.Esff insolyenctes for less than
!. s . t ,l.e AMOUNT Y 51d hs .i,R
,,., ya H. ,ori ~, ':'I i;,c ce ,a T,aoleS
+T.s.sr IN md l.,r..c oF.,,,Its
II. T,,Yes le,.4,-ft, 4. 5ii.a 49, Az
III -, -. - ~ ~, = = W
a. .,F1 M. =. I
,l,,4i,.. for ss7t, IN ,,d ~, III, -, =
.:...15t -oi-erl cstntn 80. ~ ~,
4t4F,.a 1900 49, Ri
" ~ = l 5 s. com pa rlson L s
nfade5et the number 81 commercial failures
III ttlf tiret years
Wy Lending Glasses Of tr;'dc mud tho linbll-
iites reported IN each class for .Novern bcr
this year:
.Arannfas am crs ,o,o ,si5 ,a,t 1o,f
, Wooiens &c. .l.. 5 a 5000 Z, 900