The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26


uu- nli was constitutional or not. but if tho ma
l"IlN. ol the pruile OF the country favor il il
must hn rignt H. thought that snt'lcmcnt "
thI disputed question would DO very beneficial
To- trade.
Mr.. Horacc Waters, manufacturer Of pianos
ann organs. SAID; The sooner this ptpet ION is
settled. tue better will it los for business /
hHyc received letters from corrcspondents. I'm
dihf'ul parts ~ the country. in which They tell
tu question is : ttl"d'" '''''' ''''9 iiV9'"'n-
Mr. Abbott Of kingshurv, Abbott 4 Hulctt.
dealers "a hats and lurs ut 55l Broadway
inv4Eht tnnt thr settlement OF the controversy
hy th. hil would give satisfaction to the coun-
Wy H. believed that thu mere appointment of
"" COMMITTED would inspire confidence and re-
Nivc business: and that seemed ~ him to be- the
gcueral opinion Of business men IN New York.
Mr.. Schiolllin. Of W. II. Schicflin Il Co. drug
gists. at 10 William street. had no donid that
business would revive in consequence OF the
\ member Of the firm " Woodruff. Lawrence
Co., dealers in dry goods. Mt 36 Broadway. had
no doubt that the proposed mode of nam
ing the next President would have the most
s',qllry cnr,t on tho business Of the country.
Almost every business man in. Broadway he
SAID, holds the same opinion
MIR. Nmrous of Watrous Boydcn < Co.. hat
tors, at 52D Broadway. said: Yes. it Will have II
good cn"t amt restore hu-ingss-no doubt
about IT, ! nm Republican. hut | think it
you'd be better for the country to have 1lldcn
Mr.. Baldwin. NJ Hall & Baldwin. hattors. n, a.
Greene street. didn't think that The hin would
have any ,1ct on -inoss. Tho stagnution."
h' said is the natural result Of universal
Mr.. VIM Brinckcrhofr hattcr. Mt 472 Broad
way, said IL seemed to los the opinion of most
business mon that a revival o, trade would fol-
10y Ga. Iou n Congress H. didn't know
Mr.. Loeb of kistou, Loeb 4 Co.. bankers at 81
Nassau street said; certainly think II will
hay, an excellent 'iTrct. Tho people will have
conlldcnr". business viii revive. and il VIII give
general -ltsiue tion. II is very cheering news.
and / am sure Will bc welcomed al over tn
:, Mr. Samuel n. Van puscn ~ Dckcrson Van
Dusen Co.. said; | ana not sure that the a.
regret it-perhaps not to-day. II may be lett for
our children. Questions u this nature are not
settled hy compromise. think. though it- inn
m,diat@ efrot on business VIII l~ bcn"il ia"
=, Mr. Stokes. II Phelps. Dodge Co.. said
ON all sides hear u general expression II
satisfaction, / fully share in that feeling
anticipate the most excellent results. Their"
has been not only a lack of confidence among
the people. hut also u general feeling Of dis
quietule. This action. | think. will remove
both. Business men VIII return 10 their old
habits. and trade will again be- brisk. The metal
business has been very dull. but | look for an
almost immediaie improvements Everybody
Mr. Ja,k-on $. s,hultz said: Il have not
thought about IT, haven't any opinion-nut
Ill.,. -ightest; and haven't anything to say
, M,ssrs. h?yt Brothers thought the passage 81
in" biIl would ie satisfactory tn business men
generally. but did not anticipate any startling
immediate results. They anticipate good
caused .by the passage Of the bin. though this
viii undoubtedly haV good cffc.t
Mr., Gideon Ice, Jr., u Lee 4 Co. leather
an Improvement The ra-sasc 81 this bill can.
not but have a good en.et. 1t Will be better
when It has passed the House. lut | do not
think business "oniden.e will be- fully restored
until after the ith Of March. still. what has
i h,rn done VIII have an excellent influence on
Mr.. II. X. Thurber of II. X. 4 F. b. Thurbcr
x Co.. groc"rs. mt ll6 keade street. said: " | be-
eject on trade. Whatever party succeeds, there
can be- hut one rcsult-relief from the pressure
under which W. have been suffering. / have
gonvers"i with n number of business men
Ihry agr.e with me that the effect Will bc in
Mr.. Cartwright. 81 Cartwright 4 Harrison.
produce MERCHANTS, at II CO'nties slip. said:
Undoubtedly trade will be benefited by the
compromise. for this reason. II for no other:
that thos" who do business on a large scale. and
who have been warily holding off-waiting for
longer hc afraid TO come into the market.
n Mr w +. clyde, agent 81 tn. West Indian and
Pacific St.Gamshln Company a. Bowling Green.
iii upon Gusness VIII viii be- be- dseiacdS sv SI s
That is the opinion expressed 10y all with whom
Mr.. David BOWS. Of David Bows & Co., prod.
u. merchants. NJ - south street, said;
no opinion. / think business is bound to be
bcit"r any way-hlil or no bill
Mr.. WILCOX. 81 Babocrk & Wilcox engineers.
sad: l tlnk business viii reyly" under the
inilu'no" Of the COMPROMISED. | find many
other k'pqhliPns, however, who are not Of tie
Mr.. Jos. Potter. Of Potter Bros, at Warren
str'"t shid; Inc proposed settlement VIII. |
iflnk, prove all KINDS tf bus and Nil.llN-
~" Sr'm tning Il 10 g'tthe present muddle
settled. That j. the ANXIOUS desire 0f all the
m"rchants and other business mon with whom
/ nav" talked. know that a settlement would
put new HE into the rcnl estate hu-n, So
:, Mr.. g. i. Read, f. L. II Ludlow 4 Co. at
Pine street, said. The settlement will. think,
r'n, W neral coni'icnec, and give new i'm
;. Richard V. Harnett, at. III Broadway. said;
that t. any amicahlc > ttl0m,nt such as Is pro-
ppsod-is hound 10 improve business. AMI in
the general Improvement. | believe reul estate
vii b" among t,ie first interests 10 be affected"
NJ 'ssrs, \. J. Bleecker n Son. at lsa Broadway.
said: The proposed settlement VIII. without
seems az II the ben, fetal en,t is beginning Ia
b. frlt already. We sold today the William
Browning estate. for which We hardly oxpe'tr
10 l,rt more than siDio0. for 90 II was ihs
INST hig partition snlr IN three yenrs. and the
WY u went III nia'ie old real estate dealers say.
+ \. Cruikshank 4 Co.. nj - Broadway said:
hrr" can }" no question that. with the settle
J. NJ. Miller. NJ -, Pine sircot said: IT don't
Ply We N me proposed compromises. don't
"ii,N, in any s,Tlhre Of prin.iIir at all As
VII h'lp business or not. I'm not going to OK
on" q the oldest and largest real estate deal
puhlishoi said " 81 hal h'or xiv" a iii mt mt
Ter ~ roltTh feeling 10 hay" au adjustment
eHi,Hi,ry ana Nhlgh VIII Snd new liie through
At A. I. Stewart CO.'S wholesale store. n
r'pf ~"niitif" Ol the llrm said. % We don tUir-
g. MIX np in political qurStlunS and we don't
~" l' Ntut' Va tAe h"Ws4apeis aa having been
Clarls D. Lakoy Of the io,9'icrn B'Gli,q
SNNl' Ihe country IT. SICK. Tn" settlement II
l"'-t l"it'ul questions Viii accomplish great
r'tui-. hui N" recovery IRON the present de-
pr iun VIII TAX" two or three years, The
iuIing business IL dependent on all other
hN-Il 7-, i.h4 Is only good when ether ulnas
Al ol lulAcr in Ea-t Twonty-soycnth stroot
D NtIt. |.a loo