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nz-The New York Tribune, speaking ofthe progress
made in the manufacture of printed calcoes says our
own Printers from small and imperfect beginnings have
arrived at extraordinary perfection, in producing this
tcle No Printers in the world can now equal them In
beauty or permanence of color The importation OF the
article is almost entirely abandoned, while the expora-
tion is going on to considerable extent.


..Tbe quantity of Cacoes printed in this country is
now estimated at 900 pieces, 900 yards per


and sucb is the extent of the trade in these goods
that thew are beginning form distinct and separate
branch ofbusiness.''