Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
u USINE.SS PROSPECTS,

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Signs multiply that the climax of
the hard times has been reached and
passed, and that the country is now
slowly but surely swinging around on
the road to prosperity. Everything
promises we'll for exports us well as
imports, and home trade is certainly
reviving i'll some branches. The New
York Bui1cti", which ought 10 be care
ful what it says OH such Il subject,
collects trade news from Philadel-
phin, Pit!sburg, St Louis, Richmond,
Galveston, &. .arlcSton and other
points, to show that business gives
signs Of improving; and Of New York
dciarci that. it i, u long while since
the city has witnessed the presence Of
so MANY country merchants The
auction rooms have been .!,rongcl
from day to day, aud the readiness
with which goods have been sold there
ut approaching prices is matter at
once Of surprise aud congratulations
Il markets for general mcrchan i$c
there is fair activity The distribution
o! goods from tie sen board 10 The in
tcroris large, aud is siin ulatel b. the
expectation tat the existing low
rates for railroad: transportation vii
not extend be yoMd The close o! nav-
CATION. The disposition to take ad-
vantage Of these low rates is very
mnrkcd
We find some Of the Rallimorc
papers taking equally hopeful views
ot the state Of affairs in their city,
where it is declared that The general
testimony o. those engaged i'll selling
imported dry goods is that the inlica-
tons Of healthy condition o: trad.
have never been more favorable. LII
domestic goods The supply is not
| equal % The demand. Railroad SIP
pli:s, cast steel AMI the vuri,u. grades
o!rig iron arc i'll Strong demand, and
dealers think they have passed.
through the worst Of the business de-
preston. IN drug<, chemicals, fruits,
and other branches Of trade, also, tho
prospects arc Encouraging. Altogether
We arc lnclimcl to think thar the worst
is over, for the ability to rise from The
late depression is the most favorable Of
all symptoms. Besides, 4 revival in Il
few trades will help the others, so
intimately arc the fbrcs Of mode III
commsrcc in,crlac, 4 and connected.
The New York E,'ibamc says:
The i'nsi'!lcc ,acnl activity visible in
every hnSin's- part Of Tic city iiit4r iGiitrIlis- ~
ish Suiicicn, evidence Of returning
prosperity. 50 great is lie pressure
OF business tl:.i CLERKS Of many whole
sale houses arc D cupcd up to ~
O'clock at night preparing the days
sa'cs inr Slllimcnt One ot'thc most
encouraging Indications, merchants
s;l", i The disposition Of buyers to do
business upon 4 safe. basis
1t also finds specific reports of re-
vival in I'll" wno'cn and cotton, mil
lincry, silk aid leather ralcs. With
so maay favorable indications from
al points, we may hope that the
winter will sec 4. least !, partial re-
vival ofgcncra! business prosperity.
Dyspepsia,
Americans arc particularly subject
to this disease and its effects: such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Habi-
tual costivcncss, Heart burn. Water
hrash, coming up Of the food coated
tongue, diSagrccablc taste in the
mouth, palpi,ation Of the Heart AMI
all diseases OF the Stomach and Liver
Two doses Of Green's August Flower
will relieve YOU ut once, and there