The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-27

we can gee no reason why business should
no, l,e gO~l riis fall. The cotton and pea
nut crop is very large in North Carolina,
and much OF the money Of that state concs
| 10 Richmond. The men on the ROAD say
they nave made and are making sausiac-
tory and large sales, and the fall Will open
with very favorable auspices"
synwARzsCHILD co.
sohwarzschild q Co.: "The encouraging
reports we receive from the country ieal US
10 believe that trade will be unusually
| GOOD the coming season. The Thermometer
having a considerable tendency as gulue
confirms this impression. An carry IAN
with steady weather will make business
brisk not only in our line, but in all others.
The season about TO close has shown III our
business steady and healthful increase"
Ar. JAIME
A. =. Jahnkc. Twelfth and Main; 81
cannot see what can hinder IN making lhe
fall trade anything but very good Inc
farmers have made very fair crops, and the
improvements In town and country are
enormous. strange capital is coming mo
the city and state, and is being invested 1T
paving ventures. Labor is well paid, and
the money is well distributed among the
masses. Everything points to an excellent
tall trade
X. +. RICHARDSON co.
MIR. Il. +. Richardson, leading dealer in
carpets and things of that sort, and an "Old
Blue. was found IN his excellent establish
ment i'm Pace the block. 81 nave sold more
goods this August than usually do In this
month. II is too early TO talk much, but
believe the fall trade will be better TINS
year than il has been for long time. ] am
satisfied with the prospect
PALAIs ROYAL.
This is the third year of tine Palais Royal
at the present stand. Mr.. Meyers said he
,lld an Unprecedented business in the past,
but that his prospects for fine fall trade
were of the most encouraging character.
He expressed the idea that Richmond gen
orally would show big increase III all
trade circles.
M'ADAMs BERRY.
McAdams a Berry, Main street: 1--WE
are preparing for the biggest fall trade that
we ever did and from what is said by the
manufacturers North, we have not the least
doubt hut tha, we will get it. Prospects,
at least, were never better, and every out
look is very encouraging"
STRAUsE BROTHERS,
Strause Brothers, Main street: "Ihc
outlook for the fall trade is very good. Re
ports that have come in are very encourage
Ing, and we expect to do an excellent busi-
ness this fall and ginter."
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Constable Brothers: ave expect an ex-
celent fall trade, as every indication points
that wav. The summer trade has been
GOOD. and Of course we hope for better fall
trade"
BREEDEN, TALLEY co.
Mr.. Powhatan Breeder, of Breeder, Tai
lev n Co.. dry goods. said: ave are expect
ng a good fall trade. see no reason as
vet why the retail trade this fall should not
be good"
ISAAC A-CLE co.
Mr.. Isaac Sycle, Of the firm of Isaac
Sycle n Co.. dry goods, said: 1--WE conf
IDENTIFY lookfor a good fall trade in our line.
While it is impossible to tell yet, the indi-
cations are good for live retail trade
HENRY wENZEL.
Mr.. Henry WeDzel, fancy goods merchant,
said. d" 1t is impossible Yet to form cOnclu-
sion as TO the fall trade as yet. but zee no
reason why the retail trade should not be
good"
GR1GG CROSS.
Mr.. James y. Grlgg. OF Grlgg Gross,
retail dealers in boots. shoes. ETC., said
1--WE expect very good trade this fall in
our line. | see no reason as yet why it
should not be good fall for the retail
trade"
". WHITIOCK.
Never better, said Mr.. WbitlOck, if indi-
cations mean anything. We will have as
much business as we want this fall. Trade
even at the present time is better than you
generally find it in August.