COMMERCIAL FAILURES IN 1893.-Continued. --TOTAL-MAN'F'R'G——TRADE OTHER No. | Liabilities. No. (Liabilities. No. |Liabilities.|No. | Liabilities, $1,880,067 241 210, 728 162 $1,663,139| 187 1 $200 Pacific ...... Tota!s........ 1,477 $15,605,894 264 $4,908,285|1,172 $9,269,309] 41 $1,428,300 14,066 $331,352,014 | 3,163| $164,706,530|10,599 | $119,981.741| 302, $36,662,735 Wanting all returns for the latter part of December. In the aggregate of liabilities, failures of banks and financial institutions are not included, the total for the year thus far reported is shown by sections in a separate table on the next page. The aggregate of indebtedness and stocks of railroads which have gone into the hands of receivers is also shown in a separate table. The failures in Canada thus far reported in 1893 were 1,278 in number, against 1,688 in 1892, and the aggregate of liabilities, $12,456,426, against $13,766,191 for the full year 1892. The liabilities in 1893 were $6,686,191 in manufacturing, $4,525,419 in trading, and $4,246,826 to liabilities of banks, bankers, brokers and transporting concerns. The following table shows the liabilities of all banks which have failed in the United States during the year 1893 up to December 20. Part of these are included in the preceding aggregate of failures, but about $100,000,000 of liabilities must be added to the previous total for the year in order to include all banking institutions: 641 $210,930,808 Of these failures, 161 were National banks, with $67,673,894 liabilities, 198 were State banks with $41,258,562 liabilities, 250 were savings and private banks with $41,895,346 liabilities, and 29 were loan and investment, or mortgage companies, with $66,810,000 liabilities. Finally, the record of railroad receiverships in 1893 includes 75 roads, operating 25,015 miles, and having outstanding $650,898,487 stock, and $1,191,594,115 indebtedness, making a total of $1,842,492,602, as follows: RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS, 1893. Mileage. Indebtedness. | Stock. |