The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21

men, seconded BY the tendency Of country GUS
toners TO buy Less and more safely.
Thus several Of the unhealthy tendencies
pointed out In the annual review OF trade and
fnance last January have be n corrected. and
whoiesomely so, and the spring closes with
better prospects, for the fall season than has
been the case as for four Yssss What septe
ing into their hives again after the summer.
heRira-may bring forth, remains to be seeny
but the testimony OF lesding men in the trade
for vigorous. brisk and healthy assumption Of
trade. During the year Eastern manufao oturs
ers have had an oppcctubity to- recuperate and
establish themselves upon Boundef and more
normal basis, in which reSpecs the year he's
bsEne good fruit. and the Testimony nov Is
that the supply is little, any In excess o4 the.
normal demand. That 1nanufacturefs evecy-
where, having bsarned o wholes0me lesson
themselves within the limits Of lust anpply,
is altogether pro oably. y.a The lpaas ,four years
have fallen too heavily lyItpont New EnglaGd for
the Proverbially money -makibg Yankee not TO
meroe. g ALo p -f f&"' , tlso "a
The prospeet Of the, crop for the coming
season is reported fatterinR from oil quarters.
and especially from the South, whare lthe past
morphosis. Wholesalers, and tobbers testlfy
that. generally speaking, the Southern trade is
shifting back into the hapls Of old time
Southern customers. and tessig to the fact
dealing OF odd customers. The foreman Of q
leading wholesale house In tiis ctty remarked
that losses for tho past four years to tho New
York market<hsve been mostly at the hands
men who's leaving unlIquidateda board bills
a. the North, went south withoat either capi-
tel, morals or manners. to recuparate. il pos
81 sSs sSasen s ae saos S9s
ed during the peac6 period haEe been at the
hands of this class lof speculators,, who,
being Irresponsible when they remigrated
L may be- sdded that this is the general
testimony o3 leading men in the New York.
trade. and that to-iay the credit of the native
Southerner. 0&her things beng eausl, is bet
ter in the New York market than that Of the
ealpct-bag tezotic. AgainI as q general rule,
IL ia stated thAt, anti war obligations. have
been iquidAtSd .with the utmost lIeadiness by
the old Tune southern commercial ,class, and
this has been productive OF en- exceedingly
SeTt. AN erninen6 gentlemSKin the trade, who
did heavy 6eaihern business before the war.
estlnaees that more than seventy per cent OF
Ia sone 81 the Southern stafee vsry few ciaifiis
remain unsettled; while in others. owing to
the pnaettleds.ate of politics. the payment has
been very spasmodio. ,Vramia, Alabama, the
General have very NEARLY erased the old score,
ehd the prospects is that the whole, South win
enter the, market ANiteg on the square, next
spring; These arg, OF course; facts Tor Abe
NORTH; and the KINDLY aeeling which, has thaEeby
been engendered ON the part OF Northern cred,
-itors toward the lste eBc1 kheru debtor cannot
20 without its efecs, The careet-bag COM
" uprooted, and busine u mSns ID The city
speak OF the tact3with aost evident satlsfAc-
ion. d q si4.:r EuA aia;,t M 1AssseSsqs f5g-s.I
u The Southern tradepmay this SSllseome into
the New York married WITH oil Tho pEiyneges Of
The NOFfheYn Cf10t1tllA