The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-15
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
THE SPRING SEASON
New York Oyerrau With
Buyers From South
aud West
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
New York, Feb i5.-A remarkable
recovery OF business confidence
throughout ihe cogntry aud q bright
outlook for all the trades during the
spripg season are now realities which
are arousing big manufacturing con-
Germs here and elsewhere TO unusual
effort after months Of trying depres-|
sion. Leading wholt sale houses OF.
the city are oyerrn with buyers from
the West and South and the quantity
OF goods being purchased daily is ike
ly to force az an early date fun force
operations al an the plants where arti-
cles of various kinds are manufac-
tLted
An army Of az least Coco eager
buyers is at present camped In this
city ana it is growing almost hourly
Several bis firms among them II b.
Clanin & Co. found ii necessary to
keep their stores open TO-DAY holi.
day to handle the great line Of bnsl.
ness. which has many OF the chaFac-
tclisti OF tidal waye
Rebukes Calamity Howlers.
J G. Eanes vsca-president of the
| hig Clailin concern. was enthusiastic
oyer the outlook. and declared with
emphasis that business would con-
tinuc to Improve II the calamity heWl.
crs would oqv keep their hBnia on
"The confidence OF The people in the
Middle West aud South has heen COM
lletely restored he said we can
sec this in the reports OF buyers from
rome towns. Almost every day buy-
ers stop me in the store and show
letters they have rcceiyea which state
| that the Jaurary sa.es % their res.
| pectiye firms Wete the largest they
ever had
"Thc cerntsv at l8rse is IN splendid
condition. The buyers are here ready
10 spend their money. The only frou-
bic is that when these mer arriys in
/ New York the calamity bowlers got
busy and throw cold watCf II q buy-
er goes south OF Worth street he Is
| likely 10 be butt5nhuled by The uou-
bic makers. who draw long faces urge
him to be csreful and say The worst
Is vet 10 come Something should bo
| done to choke the calamity clan. They
are interested only "a their own little
/ seitv specrlatinns and try To nilNe
.rotble all the time
We do not permit nay tax about
"a times in our stOre II any EN-
/ ployee comes up 90 me with any
gloomy talk I say 10 hiN stop talk
| ing about hard times and sell glois.
Here With Ready Money
The Invaders with ready money are
Lpre IN greater nunhhss than in othei
years. and the big mamia urers are
happy inaeed over the forecast O.
prosperity. Coming swiftly ON bi'
heels OF a period aurlng which cash
vas scarce and confidence was below
la.ar the new impe given 10 trad;
la caught many manufacturers ihof
| 81 goods Hurry orders for 2 culcl
rlcnishment Of sieck have zone out
and it Is preiited that thousands q
zen and women who were forced int
dienass several months ago, whel
there was general lay on OF hesp
ain soon be wording flll hours al tn
I'D wage. IN fact. The movement bacl
to work has already set In, as ha
been indicated in dispatches so Th
Globe from many manufacturing cen
ters
Business rs so prosperous In th
West that buyers have found it neces
sary TO come here sooner than usua
q stock up for the spring trade
Some of the bis wcstern house
hayo sold ont almost an OF the good
they had, aud this means a great er
u prosperity, according 10 those VIII
keep their Ansers on ihe country
BUSINESS pulse
fe0.Cco. 900 Coming
81 Is generally agread among cit
merchants that the average amOgn
pent by each buyer is f10,0ao ThI
Practically means lhat With the ord
nary tlpde SS0Nl0.0nJ win be spen
H this city by the buyers for th
, | prng trade.
Despite he fact that thousands {
buyers have taken ADVANTAGE Of "a
Merchants association eI usion. Wit
is special railroad rate mauafactu
ers here say that there ar7 hundred
new faces The regulars have bee
, reinforced by the representatives., {
I 1ncihs which ordinarily DO not sho
ch unusual activity al this pefio
# ths year The new arrivals rcp0i
hat the country banks aro alm0l
LILY recovered from the recent pani
4 ara are beginning % mako Nans. A
/ er starving themselves FOR maa
monthf Sc fair as goods ave c7nccrna
. western merchants With money
'oeket from Accommodating bank
're now scrsiug themselves With a
larent elee
"a ie generally aefe 3 among buyel
rom ali over che country taat ln lel
than 3 month the hnancial BURY IA
have heen entirely forgotten. Ia hi
optimistic fein ihe beads ~ the city