New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
NEW YORK DAILY Tribune SATURDAY OCTOBER A. 1856

Jcbber. II i not surprising 10 witness falling on OF
an abatement Of trade .noog TIE former, but with
the latter busipsss st cor,,n8rs good Thus far sde
a. been very satisfactory, and lsrgor amount OF
foods h.s been sold daring the month Of Sept nber
tnan fr similar period in several ycar~ the stock Of
stand. Dom. .c su-,is, both Cotton aai Wooden TAB
rcs are not burlensoue and toe chances ar tsat
but little cumbersome stock viii b. carried over
n,ther need there be any undue sacri. es rnsde on
anv fabrics, while the materials cont nue. Ia tend
inward. Prices for al well manui sctured articles
well maintained bl; the advsncc does rot u,siuIate
IN a m. with the raw materials.
TIL. Twepty-ghth Annual Fair OF The American
ID.,;,r,s now open, presents but very meager
oss,.,,ent Of Domestic DRY Goods; tie representa-
80: docs Great injustice To our manufacturers and 10
.,.nosr Visiting the Institute seems ii We were,
a.. nation entirely deficient 10 this branch. But who
~, 70 blame on this score unless the producers them
.l-os ~ their agents the or the other must
ba, NOT taken proper interest in the matter or, If
,bv bovc they have become too lazy 10 exhibit their
w.,os 7. is crntfying however, 10 see some mcrto-
mons fabrics in the display and We hope before the
clos, To see some additions to the present display. In
Woolen Shawls. James Roy & Co., of the WaterVleii
Mil. make the only display; and it may not be ams'
IN say that il j. deserving ofhe reputation acquredby
This Companv for their very beautiiul-colored and
w.u.,uapufactured fabrics. We miss the production
of N. Rav.State Mills ~ we'll the Waterloo, Peace
dali. &C.. from the present exhibition. The Mmches-
ter COMPANY make grand display of Muslin De
lop.s and being the only exhibitors must consequently
carry IF the palm notwithstanding they have received
several gold medals and diplomas at all the fairs of
the country and even at the Paris Exhibition, they still
pif So. l.sitp fO Al
see what Improvements Yankee ingenuity can accom-
nr.b yearly We would call the att ntion Of the fair
darobters Of America to the display made by this
Con pany and then pertnenty ask the 4n'ry' II the!
desire any foreign fabrics of this class of goods ever
more - long such handsome fabrics are made at
home on orr own ,on 1t requires sage to torctel
that foreign Nous de LANES have had theH day Inc
Messr.. Dunnen. the famous X. L. printers exhibit a
case of Prints which is fair specimen OF the Work al
present existing in this country. ease OF Wooden
Cumberland Blankets from the Brid-ton Mills, Maine,
exhibited bv Messrs. Parker, Wilder & Co., No. o.
Federal street Boston are worthy OF notice; they are
of fine downy texture. and beautifully finished win
six bondage and are indeed credtable oherlng
from the Old Granite State TN another occasion
We may notice more fully the various articles on
display.
The Foreign Dry-Goods market la, ceased to be 80
active as previously noticed yet fair business has
been transacted through the medium of the auction
rooms, which have been tolerably well supplied with
goods during the week. Prices FOR all desirable styles
of French goods are well maintained especially Silks,
Mernoes and Ribbons, which continue TO sell at salts
factory rates but large amount of undesirable fabrics
are ri left TO be closed out at the best prices they viii
bring Trade on the whole is very satisfactory, end
the collections are quite up to expectations.