Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26
The Pail Revival or Bushes.


The trade reports from all sections OF the
country, except the south, where the yellow
fever prevails, continue encouraging. In
New York and Philadelphia business, whole
sale And retail, Is very much helped by the
Centennial Exhibition. or business NJ Bos-
ton the Advertiser says:
4" Business continues TO steadily improve,
quite as active as the most sanguine bust
ness men expected The wholesale grocers
are busy, and the sales the present month
has quite quite satisfactory. The clothiers nave
future prospects OF this branch OF business
are quite encouraging. There continues %
pe GOOD demand for general assortments OF
ory goods, and manufacturers and Jobbers
are IN cheerful frame OF mind. TIE de-
msand Tor wool Is steady, and there have been
q an numoer or manufacturers In the msrke
the past week purchasing supplies for mill
lnat nave Oeen some time Idle. Hides have
peen more active, and prices are irm
Lealher mas been la good demand for the
season, and IN some descriptions the stock Is
small. Boots aud shoes continue 10 move
quite feely, but the sales are largely CON
fired TO heavy work."
The Springn field Mass Republican pre-
SCENTS a cheering review OF the manufactur-
Ing Industries. Woollen manufactures are
especially quickened, the cotton measurably
SO, lhe paper In healthy condition. aud
other Industries, except the building trades
Ia lne way OF moderate prosperity. That
Wherever capital has shrunk and wages
nave come down, aud great expectations
generally been pinched, IL is now found
possible TO renew production on living
The Baltimore Sun of Saturday SAYS:
" In al The leading branches OF commerce
mere is a growing feeling OF confidence,
ment"
The Journal of Commerce OF the same city
fully cob6rm this statement when IL SAYS
" Nearly all branches OF trade are experf-
increased l1y 20
jobbing interests. There are many country
dealers In the city, and the purchases OF dry
GOODS, boots, shoes, notions, &c, have been
The Chicago Tribune says:
/" In nearly every direction brisk trade il
observable. The applications for discounts
are more numerous. The aggregate OF new
Taper offered is not large, but IL is an en-
couragiDg sign that more OF IL is made and
mat the growing supply comes from all
sources. AT The leading mercantile houses q
goodly number OF buyers are To be seen, and
purchases are on q more generous scale than
for several seasons past Collections are
generally reported fair"
According TO the St Louis Globe Demo-
crat, the business on took there was never
better than al present, business In every de-
psrtment showing an unexpected outcome
from all directions. "Trsde is fiocking in
from every quarter, and our merchants are
unusually busy"
AT Pittsburg the Gazette says: rrrade
among Wholesale dealers is getting more
active" Manufacturers also report a better
feeling and the number of orders Increasing.
throughout the west and southwest the
Keeling Is even buoyant. The Kansas City
MOI Times OF Wednesday speaks of large
amounts OF goods packing there for ship
ment, with many buyers in market. At
Memphis, Tenn, Tuesday last was witnessed
The largest days business in cotton recorded
this season.
From St Paul, MINI, the announcement
is:-1Trade brisk In all departments ;" with
mail orders frequent and liberal" Mime
apOllS reports "a good degree of activity
though trace is retarded by the bad condition
OF the country roads"
The Cincinnati Prices Current speaks "of
a steady growth of confidence and a recovery
OF the merchandise markets from the point
Of extreme depression"
At Cleveland the Herald SPEAKS OF a good
demand for money, with a general improve
ment In business. At the Gulf ports there
is also fair trade, considering the various
drawbacks in that quarter.
The Galveston (rexas) News reports -
Large quantities OF goods are going for
ward TO the in terror, and q marked actiyity
is visible in all branches of business"