New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
DRY GOODS At AUCTION

EFFECT OF RECENT sALEs UPON THE TBADE-RE
sULIs or THE AUCTIONS YESTERDAY.
Several special and peremptory auction sales
took place yesterday which, succeeding as they did the
other LARGE sales OF the week, indicated IL is Thought
the healthy and continued increase Of the Fan trade. IL
the coming week there will be at least two important
auctions OF much the character Of those OF thu
week. and the encouragement that has been given thus
far leads some OF the manufacturers TO think that these
win probably be followed by other larger sales at the
auction block The opinion IL repeated By several job
ber that the disposition of such large quantities OF goods
in this way has had very good effect upon mercantile
prospects dcnlteness has been given 10 the price OF
staple articles that has lent confidence To buyers IL
noteworthy that goods of American manufacture that
good and scryceaoe hut inexpensive have the pref
erence. It is thought that this fact viii operate bene
cialy encouraging manufactures in this country and
that this Autumn will decided increase in the pro
duction of wooden goods In particular.
One sale Yesterday was that OF about 900 lots OF fine
woolens by order OF Forstman Co., at the auction
house of wilmerding Hoget Co., at Nos l12 and ia
Duanest. Arnold, Constable Co, RlingensteiR d
Brothers. aud Hahlow Sights of this city were among
the largest buyers. Many others from the West
ana South. or the goods offered the diagonal coangs
and fancy overcuatings seemed TO be the favories,
although many late styles Of fancy cassmeres we're
eagerly taken up Aix-laCbapee dagonals blue, black
and brown, brought 81 STA 49, and 3 10 yard, the
DUALITY Extra fine wooldyed ovcrooatings went at
% I2t2 So 20. and 50 20 yard Newest style OF West
OfEnglnd sutngs brought - %, While others OF te
quality, but Older pattern, fell Ia 50, ~ 3D. anu
~ % yard The highest price reached was ioI sl
quantity Of wOsted CASHMERE sold without allow
auce for manufacturers impgrfectOs, which were Dh
in at 50 % aud 81 yard the average prices OF INC
whole sale huch below ordinary rates
Al the Of Field, Norris Fcncr " Co., NJ
Broome and Grcene-sts, occurred yesterday morning
special sale of ribbOns, sks yelyets &c There were
fewer buyers than al the other sales and ne prices ran
low Millinery silks brought 3D. 80, andf 80 cents a
according to quality; Lyons aSllk iAlle 90 ceas
superior qualify cOIoci silk gran II 81, II %
ana 81 90 Crcfed black heavy yolves, 81 %, ii 81,
81 l2l2 aud 81 372 At the same place, al the cOnciu-
this auction, occurred sale O tapestry ana OOuy
Brussels and ingram carpets This was smaller ta tue
sale OF Arnold, Constable x Co on Thursday and did not
a % cents yard for ROgrss manufacture and y cents
for Grahams, 81 cents Tor sayagrs - ceuts Tor the
Hayard Mills aud 20 cents for Peacock * sens Tapes
Brussels sold as high as ON 1hfsday AT 3d. 3D. W.
%, and 80 cents yard.
Kobbe 4 BAN sold yesterday at auction, at their
saesroOIns Nos 81 and 80 LeOUdrds large lot OF
aces eub.o ideries, aud nearly 1900 dozen pairs OF
gloves, the importation Of A. DE Grcn & Co The pro
of the sale amounted u about $4,000, and the
prices obtained were nearly equal 10 Tue regular hfAc
value lot Of 2js Ota OF hid gloves IA variety OF
shades aud sizcs, sold from " Si2 10 10 per doLeh
Several lots Of Atwood empress cloths, IN dhereutshades
sold prices ranging from ~ 20 Al eents yar
A lot OF rich black embroidered pOlonaSes sofa AZ
from 81 90 to So 80 eaon. Inc Nelyets sold
az 32l2 cents To 72l2 cents n yard. reVefal
lots of Lyons pOult dc sole silk were bought
ready at prices varying frum 81 i1i2 Ia II 50
yard The prices obtained for silks we're not mon man
Is per in advance of the market rates previous 10
the In thS prco OF raw six. large part cl thc
6y city dealers and from Baltimore Chicago,
ST. Louis, and PniladS y hia.