The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02
TRADE WITH NEW YORK.
TO TIE MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH
From the Florida Press.]

There Is n0tnlnS SO eSSeiitial W lho euo
cess of country retail dealer in all de'
partments of trade, as the ability he dis.
plays in the purchasing OF ais stock OF
goods. 1t is well known fact that sue
cessfnl country trader, who is enabled to
compete with his neighbor, and give satis-
faction to his customers, is he who buys
bis goods from first hands. and at the loa0-
est market rates. II he fails in this most
essential part of his business operation, the
chances are that he will be unable to COM
pete with his noishbors. and ultimately be
comnelled to wind up his business, and
give place to others who know and follow
the great secret of success, vlz.-cIeSe
5uying.
New York is the great centre of trade
for the whole United States. 1t is there
all the foreign merchants have their agents
and brokers. New York also contains that
vast amount of capital, which enables it's
merchants to buy and import direct from
the manufacturers in Europe, as well as
every other section Of the civilized globe.
1t is the New York merchant who, in a
great measure, control the various manu-
factured products of the Northern and
Eastern States. Consequently New York
lis the GREAT CENTRAL AND CONTROLLING
POWER, that regulates all the financial and
mercantile operations of the country and
it is an undeniable fact, that nearly all de-
scriptiops of merchandise can be bought
in the New York market at lessper cent.
than at any other locality in the United
States. Successful country merchants
know and acknowledge this truth, and
IL NJ, Vnr1- l.atf fhair Iro
of operations.
TWENTY-FIVE years experience as Editor
and Proprietor of the NEW YORK CONNER.
c1AL LPArH-FINDER"-( IA journal which during
the whole of that time has been exclusively
devoted to business, and the development OF
the business resources of that metropolis)
has brought US constantly in contact
with the LEADING WHO'LL SALE, FIRST CLASS, Re
LIABLE merchants in all branches of trade,
we having made the PATHFINDER" spec
ialty for the advertisements of the leading
firms only in that city and it will readily
be seen that our position and experience
has been one of great importance and
value, as directory and guide to the lead
ing business firms in that metropolis.
We now propose, from our new South
ern standpoint, to give tho SOUTHERN NER-
CHANTS the benefit Of our long experience
among the merchants of New York, by
carefully-prepared list Of those business
firms in New York who stand at the head
of their particular branch of trade, known
for their high character and standing, be-
ing wholesale, frst.class, aud every way
reliable meE-who aIS epove any chicanery
in trade, and who, from their large capital
and facilities, are enabled to soil their mer-
chandizs at the lowest market rates.
We cordially recommend our Southern
merchants, in visiting or corresponding
with New York, to make the acquaintance
of those in our list who are dealers in any
of their particular lines of trade; by doing
30 they will 6nd that they have struck the
first chord OF business success, viz.-bay-
ing their goods from reliable men, and at
the lowest market rates.
Iron and Steel,
ss and 81 ,Ss esssyss sss gssa street street:
rh.ips, Dodge Co., ls Al cif street.
Iron and Steel Wire, Railroad Iron, Wrought
Iron Beams and Girders, Copper, &C.,
Cooper, hewitt Co., II Bur'ne ship, New York.
Home insurance Company, las Broadway.
Lamp Fixtures, Buttons. Brass Work, etc.
seovili Manufac,uriDg Co., = Beekmsn street.
Lamps, Ives Patent French and Bohemian,
also Pega, Shades, Chimneys, &C.,
Ives Patent Lamp Barclay street. and ~ Park Place
Leather and Rubber Betting, Blake's Belt Studs
and Manufacturers Supplies,
Green, Tweed Co., ls Pst Place.
Lnseed Oil,
r. Colgate q Co., cor. Pearl aod Beekaan street.
T',omas Rowe Sous, Isl Front street
Locking Glasses. Picture Frames, &C.,
D. W. Merriam Co., s77 broadway
Life Insurance,
street
Marine Insurance.
Pheuix Insurance Company I'' Broadway
Medicines and Druggists Sundries,
John F. Hen:y, College Fiace.
Millinery, Ribbons, yelyets and Straw Goods,
wo,a!nE,on Smith, COT Broadway, New York.
Andrews, Sanford Smith, 26l and 70? Canal street.
Musical Boxes, "Schreiber ~ Patent Band In
strurnents, &C.,
H.. }. r.i!arl Co., csc Broadway.
Mintou's Floor Ties, Chimney Tops, Vases, &c.
Miller Coates 80 Pearl street
Mineral Waters and Fancy Goods,
John F. Henry, sColsse Place.
Ornamental Iron Works, Fountains, Vases, Iron
and Wire Ratings,
}. W. Fisse 90 Chambers street
Oils, Paints and Varnish, all descriptions,
wsdsworsh Brothers s Co.. 2o7 Pearl rtrssI
Doors, Blinds, Sashes, etc.,
Bradley ourrcr, ~, 10 and 50 pey street.
Bye House,
Dry Goods,
and West Broadway.
Evans, Gardner L Co., L39 Prca3vay
F: M rSisay s$o Ksass :a IS q sS.s S":'s street
Druggists Glasssare,
HsSerty Br.,ners 4 Co., . and 10 Plat street.
Drugs and Medicines.
VI. u. sehienelin Co., Ito and ifa William street.
Druggists Sundries &C.,
". H. schienslIu Co., ITO aud liz william street.
Arnold heNary I5 aud ~ Park place.
Envelops and Writing Papers,
Samuel Rsynor Co., lis and III William street.
Fancy Goods, Bropzns. Jewelry, &C.,
We. }. Masnin, oucdln Co., $50 Broadway
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions,
Howard, Sanger h Co.. lo5 AID lei Chambers street.
Butler, ptkiu Co., 3se prosdwsy, New York.
Fancy Groceries, Grncers articles generally,
E. {. Hazard q Co., 10. and IsI Chambers s<Teei.
Fishing Tackle, Hooks, Lines, &C.,
Andrew Clerk Co.. IS Maiden lane.
Thos n. Bate s Co., Warren street.
Furs, Foreign ard Domestic,
9. @. Gunther Son, sos sud Sc4 EroAdway.
Fruit Syrup, Bitters, &C.,
!, Calvin Shsfer, IS cor,saat s,reet
Fertilizers and Seeds,
2. Il. Alien Co.. ls9 and 1871 Water
Furniture, Chairs, Mattresses, &C..
Phelps, Jewett Co 2S+ and 2s6 CsusI street.
Gas Fixtures,
Cassidy 4 ox,ey, lI3 and ll5 Walker street.
Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goods,
Johu Davios Co., :si D,cadvay.