The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30
TRADE REfLLY RhpIVTNG.
That 10 the Testimony Of \. r. stewart & 60.
and ~. u. CisHip a. 90. The New south.

anu ". u tinntn ~ t0.-Ihc New south.
A reporter for The SrN called on \. T. /
Stewart & Co. aud H. Il. Clahin Co.. yesterday.
to get inside Information. If possible. as to tho
revival Of trade. 1t was freely given in both .
cases.
There is worry great Improvement" said I.
Mr.. Clann. TIL" store. crowded as it appears .
10 be to-day. is thin in comparison with Alsi .
week. You see this is saturday. and The last 81 .
the week. The city is full of buyers mainly from /
the South and West. | am couhlcnt that We !
have all touched the bottom, struck harlpan; /
any change had to be- for the BETTER There is de-
cdod change Thehulk Of goods moving now is /
vastly in excess OF that oflast year. 70 be- sure.
prices are lower. and it takes moro yards To- I
come to thousand dollars but the demand ia /
Rrcntcr. and every body feels better. The print
market Ia about the weakest spot therc IT, Prices
paid here are too high. and prices got on the
other side are too low Last year they ran the
price up TO five and thrce-ciyhths cents. Then
II fell off. The commission houses arc well
londcd with prints. SO ara tho mills. though
these rs yet continue TO run. They ARE talking
OF stopping at Fail River in Il fortnight II
they do. it viii lessen the supply and help tho
market. But. leaving ont the print question.
business in general IL very greatly improved,
and will go right on better and better. There is
an easy feeling and everybody seems kindly
disposed. Look at the enormous crops West
and South There never was anything like it,
Ieporter-Arc your southern customers the
Mr. Clnnin-Some are but there are a great
many now men. Tho cotton crop IL worry lut@t
9nI thev feel very secure They get some credit.
buy for cash. II mikes all parties cont"ntcd,
ineh. u"' l.c pulnlVn s,uun'vn - IN k anu
Etrorinr- Nv thn aid of thc hanks
Sir CioolnEWril unrtlv that bnt inc Govern-
ront itself is sironl;. ana the return is by 10
] n Il 90 ON la
phrr s'he creates G"S4d ,@r oTr 9TrHd-iai
T9e baianccs favor us, the crops ipycr u- ani
".tntn IL sVnn"thizinl, In mis- rnnriion. That Is
10 say il you put real cstnte this side Of N.ne-
f,r a mn th,t's soti~thtle TINT cnulduI have
/ been done three months ago
ne V,s whrehon1v @iiIHpieq 10y H. =, Ta,ln s
| ihrov.,nI ,,i,h nnr.iueer. L,pr,sa WAGON.
! Jrnvt orJ ,,nrts surr,unied iRs rlans nni
| uoii.r. w"r. 6usy Wheeling boxes from the rls-
! vatofs To the sidcwalks
| In \ Il Stewart & Co = down town store a
I similar netiyitv was folnd All the clerks wore
| busy with customers. ana an atmosphore II
/ -wort To- a request To give TnE suN some TACT, in
/ relation To- The cominercal revival. the firms
/ " W. FIND MI nuly rrvivnl hut "A very
] hoalthv rnvivui Rnfh the south md tho Wn-t
! are here IN sr,nt force and trade is livcly and
/ brisk beyond belief. 10 some extent our Gus
/ toner, mr.. new men. hut Nery lnrscly-u,ti.e roe
nhiv so--thev nrn tho success ,ore uf our ola cor
Respondents They have PASSED through th"
/ nro of Poverty. and they come 10 ~ nowW.,h
/ IN. udind elements of Industry ami o.0rorry
anl viii tho wealth wi i'll tI,3s., n,.r..hIs
/ there, j. more or less credit but as a rule. tin
polis nr. ,.l-h 1. f,r the Oh -ivi,. nf ns.iilrf
! n il done nWqy WITH In the old tinns u..,ui..s
we're never settled. They ran Oh from genera
mortsa9cd Tar an, al. and no',s oi t"cNr. tMra