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FAILURES IN BUSINESS. Pennsylvania Debtors to $2,000,000 Secure an Extensien for Four Years. DUBOIS, PA., Jan. 3.-The firm of Hutnan & Co., lumber men, with a capital of $2,000,000, operating in Clearfield and adjoining counties, have failed, but by a compromise with its creditors have been granted an extension for four years. A BANK FAILS. CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-A dispatch from Decatur, Ill., says that the Lovington Bank, managed by Z. F. Banks for S. H. Morrell, has failed. His liabilities are $45,000. The manager speculated. Mr. Morrell, who is worth $50,000, has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. Banks has disappeared. LIABILITIES $180,000, ASSETS $36,000. ISHPEMING, MICH., Jan. 3.-D.F. Wadsworth & Co., bankers, have made an assignment to A. O. Young. Their liabilities are $180,000. The depositors will get barely 20 per cent. The failure was caused by unfortunate business loans and mining speculations. STEADMAN READMITTED. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Edmund C. Steadman, the broker poet who suspended some time ago, has been readmitted to membership in the Stock Exchange. A COTTON BROKER SUSPENDS. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-N. W. Emerson, cotton broker, suspended to-day.
