The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08
NH. rr..1.- or the co.,ntry..

We take the foEowng very interesting statnnnent
from the New York Express Of late data:
The trade of he. city is very active. especially
in the dry goods line, both foreign and dorlcstIc.
The Times roports that the linlssc OF Cladln 20.
sold six hundred thousand dollars in single day,
where. in formes times this would BE- deemed
respectable trade for six months. The Inl,orta-
tons are not equal to the demand. siltl draaGhts
continue to he male on the sSock OF foreign mer-
chandise in bonl. The domestic commission
houses are reported doing q very heavy business
in cotton good:. and the New Engl:ndmill-ownerss
are in the market for raw cotton. The receipts OF
cotton for the week ere 81 SS3 balcs. The present
stock at latest dates arc
Dales Bacs.
New York. 30, 900 Sew Or,a2ns ..... S'.4'a
Total in three posts. .2lV,Ss7
Week before last G4s9 bales went direct from
New Orleans. antnearlY 5000 bales direct from Mo
bile to. Liverpool. most OF the exchange against
these shipments being passed .nronSn New New r. Yorh
to England for the fortnight are only l0sGS bales
out OF Il .287 bales received, The custom duties
for the week (s3. 1922 are the heaviest for any
single week since April, 1864, when gold certll-
Gates were used u place of coI coin. The Gus
421. ard will be Twelve and-a-hals millions
There is no gold-to I've paid for interest i'll Oeso-
Der next. The Government payments ut New 2rk
will be about sl0,5010G0 1t is estimated that tle
treasury VIII IcCelfc ny l.ic SitSe VI ia
the two months ot the firss quarter OF the fiscal
year, about S29, 9,bN0, 600 in gold revenue, which
should insure at least forty millions for tae trst
quarter, ending September so, as against Sl9,-
212, 100 same quastrr last year.
1t IS also notee that the direct trade hctwec:
Southern ports and Europe is becoming Hery large
We hear Of larSeimports of sugar at New orie; =; J,
as well "a large exports of cotton and OF tobacco
from thence and from Mobile and Richmond. Hhc
autumn trade promises to be an irnlonso oae i'll
amount. SouthGrne:s are selling their products
rapidly, snd with the proceeds buy what they
want in New Y4k, Baltimore, Rnston, and Phlla-
dclphia. III S5od many instarHcs payments for
Southern DulchaScs arc made by sterling bills cn
London against Eold realized from the profits G!
blockade running According to the World:
Tie fall tradcM likely to prove the mos. bene-
fetal ever TRANSACTED in New York city from the
profits realized Jon sales Of merchandise and the
handling Of Southern products anu money. New
York, as the mo- centre Of the country. e:.oyi
and trade, based upon the Southern products OF
about two hundred millions Of dollars during tho
current year. The addition to o;ir national wealth
OF about 5000, ,0QR30 i'll gold or real money vaiua.
ton, from tile yllcs of Southern produce, vii
stimulate legitimate trading and enterprise 10 .
much greatar cxtcn. than the printing and circll
lation uf the same amount Of :,recnbacks In this
frame of thu public mind It will BIZ an easy matter
for the Republican party to carry through Con
gross THEN proposed measures foc increasing tho
papcr-muney issues of the country by an additoc
IF two or three hundred millions OF new nat;ona
banking capital and Currency, under the plausible
plea Of Justice 10 our suffering brethren in tho
South"