New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

promises TO DO better stu: This Is tho FIRST season for
the scnihsrs TRACE Last ycar mon bought what hey
were unable TO SELL and we're slow about paying tnGr
what they readily sell again. and We are making no
bad debts. Customers repeat their orders instead OF or
for iSs,anss on our sales Of wool terry this year.
where last did not make cent on that knd o.
goods 1t looks sales this year WIN ioot up
a. much ss In any year since we have been LII o"s'nco''
". 4 J. SLOANE.
w. Sloane Of 70. $40 Broadway dealers In carpets
said that they selling mostly domestic carpets 10
their Western customers The general trade sood and
the whole, better than last year Of this season yers
are exercising better judgment and more care ana DuS
ness Is steadily improving.
MITCHELL, VANCE A co.
Mitchell Vance & Co. Of No 507 Broadway are dealers
in gas fixtures bronzes of all kinds. vases clocks ana
other goods which they sell both at Wholesale and retail
Mt Smith, one OF firm said that their trade keeps mp
steadily and is more TINS f yax x' 1n1 f m
ures in line this year The persons who buy our
goods never owe much to ANYBODY the reis ,ae ALSO
that the trade careful TO emily such goods aa tey
really want, and do not load up with dead stock"
WILLIAM II. LEE.
William II. Ice OF No 1879 Fultonst dealer In f'irn'-
turc. said that the furniture trade was slowly improving
The panic had affected that branch Of trade very seri
ousy the prospects that sales this year would
he little better than last year There was, no sain
nothing In the trade, although some cealers hN
attempted 10 introduce The EasIiake style OF furniture,
which had Its origin Ia Engl.Id
JEWELRY. SILyERWARE AND FANCY GOODS.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Manufacturers and dealers in elegant articles
both OF decoration and anticipate fair trade or the
coming season. The Gorham Manufacturing Company
OF No. BroadSt manufactures and deals largely In solid
silver and plated ware Mr.. Thurber the treasurer, SAID
"Our business Is satisfactory than last year. al
though tho is late IL has been so warm 80 lar
this month that retailers not wanting our goods 30
not selling heavily we Should be- we expect
more trade in October. Everybody is buying carefully
md credits arc good in consequence. We have just
shipped several carloads of silver plate to San Francisco
Cal, for tbs Palace Hotel"
TIFFANY d co.
Tiffany Co.. Unionsquorc, stated that ther uaoe ~
better than anticipated Orders have been received
for large amounts OF goods for the WeSt ana the m are
getting out their stock for the city trade %I a
over from last year has been marked down % per cont
AL their wholesale trade Is IN watches.
E.. HOWARD = co.
e. Howard d Co., manufacturers and wholesale and
retail dealers in fine watches and clocks have their New
York Office at No. $50 Broadway. Mr.. Pearson the Su
pcrintendent has lately returned from an extensive bust
ness trip through the South aud West lie described me
been dscouragng to business men In some secohs bu
on tho whole found trade IN very encouraSns Got Sha
people have raised enough corn, wheat ana othcr pro
drce make tho section s0lf-supporig where hereto
North and West. Credits are very good Dealers are
on hand and do lot TO load up by giving hlTce
orders FOR goods that will probably lie on tof sLoiyeS
for any length Of time Our orders coming in brlsy
collections are good sales better and the prospect OF
u good Fall trade Ia better than since the pane. Inc
failnrc of the Bank OF California largely discounted
By the careful business and the elects Ct have
passed away without materially jui1ng the ran 'i9ae
STARR & MARCUS.
Mr. Marcus of the firm OF Starr & Marcus, dealers III
dianon,s iewelry, &C., at No 22 Johs remarked that
,i, laI do
oy had last year. Mr. Starr has been in Europe for the
past year. ard many articles selected by him nave pet
eset IN their me Of business for their customers
chiefly OF the wealthicr classes.
lie BOUTIIIIEI & BRIDE.
Thomas lie BoutillIor OF the firm OF lie Boutiler
Bride dealers In bronzes, &c, at No 10 Maiden-sne,
said that there prospect of average trade in
medium class OF goods. Purchasers curtai tieir ox
pcnses TO great degree and instead OF purchasing
costly articles formerly they spcDd Hess money
for uxurcs, although they do not refuse u pun chsse
them some stores do not keep Tie cheaper class Of
goods white those which do arc paironlzed. NJ. Le
houtlor saiS that it in the cheaper kinds CT fancy
goods that he anticipated mis- largest sales Inc number
cepts was smaller. because less costly goods were pur
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & CIR HAM,
SCHUYLER Hartley & Graham, dealers i'll fancy goods,
bronzes guns &C.. at No. 10 Iaien-lane, expect not
more than fair trade in the fancy goods department
The sale Of guns and pistols is good, while in the military
aud Masonic department. business not 'eiy DISK.
II. II. MACY 4 co.
r. II. Macy * Co. OF Fourteontii+t and SiXth-aye,
dealers in goods OF miscellaneous character, including
large stock OF fancy goods asserted that their trade has
steadily increased we eater for the popular trade.
ssiI Nj Nac5; "Our ae Of goods Is such az worc bay
myself for my family Our trade - always brisk
We import an own eO0ds go 10 Europe ana buy
rAnrtiy what believe vii suit ny trade also employ
tx BUYERS in the city. We have II departments and
dis gives each buyer about three to attend 20. NJ trade
ly mail g. very large amOrntnS 70 GbOut 800 ictiers
daily Ny trade all cash aud when close smut
c!. az q D. H., have either Tie Cash OT goods IA The
store. 1 lay and se only Tor cdSh, ana nave no DAG
debts"
L. Ridley & SONS.
L. Ridley Sons OF No 30l Gfaudst, retail aud whole
sale dealers in millinery and fancy goods charging
their facilities and making additions to iholr store They
employ many persons now ever and pay "a hlga
W ges as thcy did during the Their expenses c0nse-
ourntiy decreased, while the general lCasue