The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-08-05
from oar Regular corre,popi,n,

NEw ORR, July 10, 1898.
The fall trade il Just opening with those
houses who sell goods by the package only
their buyers are those who supply the retail
trade south and west All the bright colors
and flaming patterns in dry goods are
brought forward first for the delectation Of
the lar southern and southwest trade which
manifest a marked popularity Of taste for
high colors and "big figures" The pecu-
liarities Of different sections 0i The country
manifest themselves very curously in the de-
mani for clothing fabrics. For California,
goods Of high cost are now being made, COW
cred with class Of patterns OF the gambler
order, which would entirely destroy the SAFE
Of the goods to respectable trade in this
part of the country. In calicoes, the early
printing, destined for the far southern trade
ia extremely bright, hued and gaudy, while
that intended tor the "near" by trade is most
ly of dark and solemn description.
The extensions which were granted last
fall are gradually running out, and, in con-
sequence, we see one concern after another
making its final exit from the stage about
- per cent. however, Of those which have
survived until this time will be able TO hold
through. With large number, however,
the result depends upon the turn matters
take in the West this fall II the farmers
should keep back their crops for higher
prices, which they can by no possibility at.
tain, the storckeepers OF the country will go
unpaid consequently, they cannot pay the
jobbers the jobbers who depend on them
will burst up, and the commission dealers
will follow them.
All this time. however, the extrayagances
OF the season are in full blast. though per.
haps less generally pa,ronized than usual,
New York in miniature ia reproduced in
Newport, Saratoga. Cape May, etc, and the
ten dollar silks wave triumphanty, Long
may they wave
Then, we are 10 have another grand Musi.
cal Lager Beer Demonstration, which is to
occupy the whole spacious area OF Jones.
wood and bring out the entire German re
sources Of this part Of the country, which are
10y no moaas contemplate. Quite all the
professional music OF tho city is in the hand.
oi Germans. Some German teachers Of the
piano make n very handsome income from
their profession driving fast uags and keep
ing stylish establishments frequently con,
cluding with an elopement OF which a beau
tiial heireSs pupil forms prominent feature.
CHowpgR cLUBs and pic.nics are among
the popular auusements for the million. The
bay is quite populous any sunshiny day,
with steamboats, chartered for the occasion,
and groaulng with young mcn and maidens
younglings AMI iraulcins, pats and acushlas
The prevailing tendency, however, Of these
excursions is reported TO be somewhat i'm.
moral.
The BLouNr case was closed up with
about the usual amount of scandal ON both
sides The limitations with regard to Mrs.
BLorNr's antccedcnts at New Haven
boarding school were indirectly contradictoi
by Col. BLoUNr. Stlll We have heard
worse things OF New Haven boarding
schools. There is something in the atmos-
phcrc OF college students which does certain.
Iy produce unhappy caecis upon young Ia
dies ~ an eXcitablc temperament
The weather has been very comfortable
for a week past there is something Of the
usual summer malades about, but only
enough to keep the doctors IRON starvation.
Fruit Of almost all descriptions has been
very meagre thus far peaches are beginning
20 come IN better. -