The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

VOLUME X~I.--NUMBERf
OUR JOBBING TRADE.
THE ADVANTAGES OF CHARLES
TON ASA AIRKER ~
Views Of Country Merchane-Wss'fhe
Charleston Jobber ean Efderscn his
Northern RivnJ-The Good ENects o1
Dealing with Chnr1eston-Marked Su-
perforfty of Charleston as . Market
for Cotton /.
Frtan a letter of.a shrewd and fsbservant
oorrespondent-ot the Samess Wssehmaa, WHO
recaf,S; visited: tEharlested for puspcaas OF
business, and vino evidently made COED we 81
his eyes ana ears while here, we axe esioi-
lowing: = =.
And first. let me say that was surpEied
and pleased to find goods SO hY, 2 Yer-
Chants so. HbeFal. and accommodanng: sup
posed that there would be small adVssce upon
New York prices, and was prepared to have
paid 1t. When, however, examined aud
.pficed1the stocks of some of the large houses
In Haype n dsMeeiing streets, / found the
pfoprietors both willing and an{iopsts sel a.
New York prices. At a first glance this.seems
Ike animprQbaoe statement, .ouS = ntt'e e,
efecion- will explain IL .satllacsoInyt = NJ .
merchant from Sumter or any etner hierior
tewaevig.ts New York .tolay q supply 9F
goods, he cannot: obtain these Reoas
from first hands,. he mas nos tas casS
wherewith to purchase dry gooos lioI
e1amplel either from laporters VI ING ase ~,
OF manufacturers; and NHe mao, ny aass, NJ
tons OF these large aeaiers, ,i tne y a nyaS 0rf r.
PEELED to sell oy tne paGkage on aSs. ~ NV IS ae "
retain lneir business Will .hH Jooo 'eiiioS Tho
YORK, ana al ING S.net iaasJ ~ m,roLa.e
country MeIsnant y uum' ,shsre no. can And
stfom tto Joooins h'oh Sa rosrires and where
..the assortmslS tho s;naie Niece mr. dozen. In.
ne can o9y oy sne S,nSp tnpptate Whole mack
ages The New York joober saa Isa Gh an1sd 70
cell MIS- GOODS aoy GneaR5 ar sann sss nn frsiuht
ooooer. True t1e Nm snnanses tn nay'
lnsurance OF ,HSboc bowls OF a raie
Sut lae IoS.stsyv ojower than his
Hnr,S 1870, a, His rant. clerk hire and,
lsMS a.S:au Nnx Snnnosing that Doth toi
view tolheIs. W I'M snnn,;as from ma.
Esss Joogst ;.srs,,sar ibs csae} II isfevfdent
nanuss lmnss 5eupsSSSass, son sa,i or GA lao
'tnat Ihe onsa s Nns. vnrr ,ans II mar no asked
Prases as ne 80 ,aSa ,ha inhhars az the Soutb
nInlS 10 ~, I'M mMg ndnd the trade Of Sonthern
n nonn %c merchants The answer is simply,
$500 +NeS SSIthetn iobbers were not salts
eeSa use tn me- s ., nrot,is Ritter exnerIence has
neo %ilLsmsu plu ~ norassitv n comnetine
l S!,S He upS SWarn = TSev have now Wisely deter.
M;uaS :" rafain the trsSe at nome. az much as
m nnss;b, W andi so sdont the safe maxim of
large saiea sna ; smsli t prov that the country
II Seine aon nrreSoeo IN .CharIestonI a.
meIcnant Saa + Naw York I nrnnose now
paiSse ,On ~ +edrantauss to ~, Sse,iVed
. %syT fSss so.,fse
ifg III, ,auV Ra hssi,d IN our own cities. The pros;
psf1s OF essfsesseas rsa.oss ssss'apon the i;
serlGr :.. II 10y 0E rafssoss. ne ,nereass (, nnmS e and
pasiness, oag rMlE9aas increase nd ~ e srI agors Ito ~
N faGnGy or HahspsrtslioH auu Sen o,,teO
accepsotowe,eMles Oh ireisht; - ino rs
prosper cap1lat. Huia.ssa SSane hsoorss
IN number money nesomes, enesp, DeSauSe
aSsrses !5p o business 81 being spread oysf a.
larger surface, as 1t were, aye graoualiy re;
duced. If our cities prosper, foreign vessels
will bring their cargoss 10 our poris, sSSa o,1I
eign capital will settle mere. Inas tne S,Ysu nth
ern seaport VIII become Tue ond g4ii in
time ae abe y e4eehI U tne ln.SS ~ dansSn
which is so much neeaed WnereWisn ~ u uHHo4
our resources, to bpud iactorles anu mnIs, "
open mines, to construct railroads ana cana,s,
to build colleges ana eenoots slu ~ y IpSnancs'
in a thousand ways our progress anu au'ause
ment. ...-e .ho ho,o4t Of a.near,
Second. We secure the Ssns sIsstnn ~. .csn
market hy, Puraaas y 100 We can tSI1s
do win snaler s.oeAs 49, co,,,sI Will he,
save interest, oeS6uso isI tss r,ps nc .har,no
n~eedeqSana We, VIZ 49, W. save the
unsalaole gooos ieit VI s.I ~ S5.S York
expense ois .ssin .aun,o,ians RI snend mo-
Withits maltliorm esalp.a MM'oh Wore I two tn
ney, and we nsve Jus. 81 50 ,.a
oeEote teeug nS Z go 7tbe GbxfIeston
jobber pays tnaS US Sn,,ah, .nd Hs,
ting our goods alser s1sYE Iaks SysSsn'' Wa Sayei
save q large portionto TOUT feIsnSs, of the.
the dement's 20 rtaShe Ana ssS.Ifsass
Charleston Ioeoer ia seieSt.us go" 800 rSe
1euas, sEu,SGa oo,S,sion NJ
.heWlider1ng 2 4S1ssp4Gip ~ M NcrtS
those s~taglSa@ens = ~ ~.
xhsre 20 1asay pesSetns ana ~e'si"
sented TO opf eyes nt sasss,,o, az "a
...., ), sn.m IN -
1s s%S N.S,na 10 Snt W6s. ia not.p
Anu hssnine p - -
In Like mannsr ae1oonsfs Oh Saal ne 40,
In the, 0ener VaIf0Hs haes VI u.eiueeo1 on,hsr,
tesptpsd to stlGeSas aaadiy i9r stnae o SSS.sgstbn
trade. You VIM una many W 'Is Sf1ssm
HsteS houses stHi m e4fseehSe. am GoSSns,on
may meRilOn tne sl@uach nt.u &c ESwTS
Crews b Co., crane, BoylsLon q w, iSr.
Bates d Co., MarsnaiI, ouIse S%rs w wi erjy
goods;) ]. T.. Adger,& Co., haTt w. n nata