New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
.,rr vopx NAVY rRBuNE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1860

hile Toe wy Moteows and other Syhs Of heavy
overcoi~ 20 are net bri,k. The dem AID for til
goods nss fallen off, sing to tho fact that they have
pr wed too heavy for general ure. Metium weight
overeostngs baye proved 10 be nneh better adapted for
General use. Fancy Cassmsres hsye besn 10 good
demand. Soft flushed gods Of fne wool in ini ation
o. the French goods, have beD prodoeed by some Of
our manufacturers this Q. ason successfully.
Tbete goods are now placid 10 competition with the
hest of the French goods aud sold entirely on Their
own me- irs and the r. suit has convinced many Of the
trade who have hitherto steadily refused to believe
tina, wi ch we have 60 of Gu raid Of the progress Of
American manufactures. The importers OF Fretch
Fsucy WooleDs the past season, have been ooged 20
meet the American goods thus in the market a. the
ossss incident thereto as general hing have been
4 ON SOC to 81 per yard on the cost OF imPora ion'
We are glad to note the fact that our Manufacturers
are waking up the importance of using the best wool
of the country and the best skill at their command In
the production Of Fancy Woolens. They have
obtained readily for their chice styles, m4de
from fine wool, SO 50asi per yard, which
is satisfactory remuneration, ard we have DO DOUBT
large quantities will be used by our bes. trade IN place
OF the foreign article as sufficient assortmen's
are offered We hope to be able TO note still farther
Improvement in the Spring goods so1n ~ appear, aud
fso the days of the foreign fancy Cashmere trade Is
numbered. Sample webs should now Do un Ter way
for the Spring trsde-ss large d trbuting hou es
will soon be ready to place their Sprog orders and
from pre,ent app. arsDc.s large business Ias the
fsbIicants We shall probably bave larger variety
of styr presented the coming Than ever before
Offered.
Plaids, both large and email will be wanted in
moderate way but inclined 70 the oiulon thai
the neat checks or plain mixtures will be most readily
sold.
With reference to the grain traffic Of the New-fork
Central Railroad, The albany ArguS Of to-day says
1.-THE Central Railroad lie doing heavy business In the saa
dow ID bulk no~ tha is source Of great nconSenence not
IL TO the Company the erchants 10 whom u con-
trains nor b, stored In the freight houses u
less brought down osn.ls bags aud hnce tue tanS
chs nj ses half dozen carloads Of grain ON Change can
not got for day two, and then only oy sendisS
out word to Sp nceryie down and such cars so
great has this Inconvenience bee me ina tne 'opsqy mas
eruned hereafter grain in bulk IL must De sent Ia
barrels o bags, else take the canal"
The Boston Post says:
In Boston Nev.York funds in brisk demand II is said
that banks hold large balances in W all street draw
Is any d. and here wle feeling tree and
the idle capital abuud mt round about Some
psper coDuouts 10 from New 1oA ous the gross
Is not heavy
The Chicdgo Press of Wednesday says:
Duirg the past have had rain storms
which have teen followed BY Id chilly weather Ihs corn
poyng The deliveries Of heat during the have beea
hb,s bu owing recent heavy deiHe In corn the receipts
were light.
The receipts shipments of GOur aud grain during the past