The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07
DRY GOODS .

AS predicted by us in a previous report of the
dry goods market business amongst cur jOhherS
has improved 10 considerable extent Their
"drummerS' are sending in nice orders from the
trade nj Il distance, while the nearby customers
make frequent visits to the city to 'illup stock"
our iObbcrS, while not i'll possession OF tull
stocks of TALL goods, are showing an excellent
line OF samples in different lines Of goods, and
some of them have already taken large orders,
10 be delivered in August or the first part of Sep
temhcr
Below we give quotations of the leading lines
of staple dry goods, in which will he noticed but
few changes from our last list prices being gem
orally very firm, but with no decided change:
TODAY QUOTATIONS
PgINTs-Freemans, s. Lodi s. Gloucester
g. Harmony 5; Cooheco, G&; Merrimec, Ga;
Greenwich, So; Allen, 6; Albion solid, 81 Pea
body solid, 81; Peabody black, 81; simpson
black, ca; Simpson mourning, ca Gloucester
HEAVY Brown DoMEsTIcs--Augusla A, TX;
Indian Head, 81; Swift Greek, "A, ca; Etna
4-l 81; Edgciieli, A.. *; Cabot IA, TX,
Derby, Sd, 50; Glendale, 81 SIX; Nntche2,
80, ca; Charter OAK, ~, AZ; Lake George.
Al, 81.
FINE BRowN poNEsuc--Lake George, ~,
Harvest 81; FocahOntas, Q; Great Falls IN;
Peerless, 81 Plum Island, s; Atlantic. sA
Gieenbrler, 3.
BLEAcHrD DoMEsrIos--socinl, 10, Sunny
Side, 5; holmesvillo, ~; Forest 8, Rig Bon.
ANA, IS ca: Auburn, sli LOnsd,.le, 10
LOnsialp, CAmhrc, 12; WAmsut,s lst.; New York
MIS- ~ diamond nm, Cambric, 3, Knights,
cambria 9; Hero Al, 81 Here, rs Z; ballard
vale, 4 Cambridge, rs, :: Peerless, 81, So.
DucKs-ArkWrghL ID; Ettrick, 500, u; STARK,
s-oa l2h; STARK lOoz,l7; Savage, 500 y . llamp.
den, brown and drob, 90, TO- llamdln Xxx, dc, IL:
Boston, 1907, brown and drab, ia; Mon,Guk, a
inch, % No s 10 mGh., 42i.; No. 5, ~ inch o.,
5la; Gold Medal Blue, ~, Lion brown and
drah, 10.
PLAID osNABueGs-pelta 7Ai Economy. l2H
Ottawa, ~ Michigan, So; Belle, ~; Wood
lawn, sAi oatOwba, "a,
Neutrality-suspicious. AGA, .l5h Hmilton II;
Hollywood plaid, il; Standard q, ~; EGSton j,
% omega, l6s.
CHAMBRAY-lils@1dC
CoTToSNADE-New York Camlet re; Bay City,
15Ac Royal, lie Oxmead, lie; Kansas, l3hc.
HICGoRl-Rock River, 6-3; Blue and Brown,
9iac, India, l0Hc; Arlington. SAC Thorndike,
l25,c Hamilton, -
The dry goods imports at New York for June,
as reported by the Commercial Bulletin were
comparatively heavy for the season, more par
ticulArly when compared with the returns for
the two preceding years, each of which in June
included five weeks; while those for the closing
month embrace but four During June the en-
trles were valued at s6SSO,iS7 against sG.lSl9l0
in 1881, and S. lbS 500 IN 1882 and this year the
imports have exceeded the value OF goods
placed upon the market. Altogether, the move
ment WAS not so satisfactory as v year ago
Stocks in bond are still increasing, and the en-.
tries into warehouse in the past four weeks were
t5S2 ~ larger than the Withdrawals thereirOm
This, however, is not unusual ut this season.
and the movement rs indicated by these figures
compares very favorably with other years at
this time. The increase was liberal in woolens
and silks but was largely offset by cOnsidera-
Bile falling Oh in cotton and flax goods The
returns for the frat half of the curr mt year
show the invoice value of the dry goods i'm
ported here to have been SGG, 4O2, So in compar.
son with i53,2S7, 40 last ycar--an increase OF
about % per cent In 1850 the figures were $685.
1891 Last year at this time the quantity
placed upon the market was considerably in eX-
cess of the imports, while this year the latter are
the heaviest which indicates that goods are nc.
cumulaung rather more readily than then silk
fabrics and woolcns have the largest share Of
the Increase but there was also considerable
enlargement in other particulars