There is no perfect tires as what you mention.

-economical
-quiet
-good grip wet and dry
-last long, i.e. higher treadwear

Want economical, you can get higher treadwear tires but lack in quiet and normal grip in wet & dry - GITI/Falken Tires

If want quiet, good grip wet and dry - Michelin, Yokohama & Bridgestone

Personally my recommendation for average driver is Yokohama ES32 tire model for now. As the price is in middle range and not that expensive as per Michelin or Bridgestone.