The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
DRY GOODS,



PRINrs-Freeman's s. Lodi, 5; Gloucester, 6;
Harmony, 8: COcheco, ca; Merrimac, So: Green.
witch, 5ls; Allen, 6; Albion, solid So; Peabody
solid, jh; Peabody black, So; Simpson black
ga; Simpson mourning 90; Gloucester mourn
ing, Ga
HEAVY BRows DoMEsrIcs-Augustn, IA, ~
Indian Head, SIS Swift Creek, A E 81: 4Etna,
A, Ss Edge1leld, A. Ill Cabot, "A 7H
Derby 3'i, 8 Sd; Glendale 3-4, 5'l Natohez, "a
Ga; Charter Oak, Al, A.; Lake George IA. IN
Great Western, "A, S; International A. s "a
FIHEP n0wN poMEsTIcs-Lak George,7a Har-
vest, 50; Poeahontas, .; Great Falls, tx Peer
less TO- Plum Island, s. Atlantic, S& Green
brer S.
BLEAcHED Social, o. sunny Side S..
HolmeSvlle az, Forest 5; Big Bonanza, rs, G.;
Auburn, SIS, Lonsdale, 10: LonSdale cambria
III Wamsutta, 49,; New York mills, IS; Diamond
Hill, cambria, .; knights, cambrc, o. Hero. "A,
Hero, -, 5; Bdilardyale, Z; Cambridge, rs, 4;
DucEs-Arkwrght, 1G, Ettrick, s.oz, 10; Stark
S.oz l2ls; Stark, 1U-o2, II; Savage, 500, l2h
llampden, brown and drab, 90, 10 Hampden
| Xxx. do, Ii; Boston, 1902, brown aud drab, l7li
Montauk. Az inca, % No S, 40 inch, 425i; No
$. " inch, 57!s; Gold Medal Blue liJi Lion
brown ana drab, Is.
TIcKING-Amoskesg AGA, 1s8 Hamilton 70;
! Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard z, 10, Esston b,
9}s Omega, 1917,
CHAMBRAY-liRa Ice.
CorToNNADE-New York Camlet, lie; Bay City
l5!sc; Royal, he Oxmead, llc Kansas, lShc.
HlCRoRY- Rock River 6-S; Blue and Brown
| 9hc; India, l0Ac; Arlington, SIC; Thorndike
| II l,c Hamilton ~.
KENTUCKY JEANs-pacifc r. r., 2tColumhia,
40 Kansas 49,; humboldt, 81 Palarls, n y;
Table Rock, 1914; Bonanza, 22h; Pride OF the
| West 39's; Bang Up 90 Deer Island, i2is; KeO-
kuk, 80; Mississippi X. A.; Roxborough, 1914;
Badger ok; Golden Fleece, 26; St Cloud S7h,
! LINsEYs-Dcxtcr }s2JustiCc 2CWaverly Is Y
Green Briar, 1874; Rob Roy, il; United States II
PLAID 0sN4nuRGs-Delm, x; Economy, 1873;
ottawa 81; Michigan, So; Belle, "a; Wood.
| la WI, 81; Cutawba, %.
From Boston; There has been no change in
the prices of cotton fabrics. The stocks are not
~ heayyas NJ this time last year, but are ample
| for the requirements. Medium makes of browns
are still scarce. Colorcd goods have been rather
sluggish, but without change in prices. Print
cloths have been lirmcr aud slightly higher
| Prints continue for the most part steady hut not
| animated. Some concessions are rcported on of
styles. WorStcd drcsS.goods have been rather
quiet, but al-wool suitmgs mud SackiugS arc still
in good demand, The soft wooden goods aTe
| particularly called for Woolcns Tor men swear
| are rather quiet blankets steady and hosiery
and underwear rather slow
The exports OF cotton yarn from England In
| the fist nine months " the current fiscal wear
amounted to l7S, 20 800 pounds and the exports
OF cotton piece goods TO 32l, SOS, 100 Yards,
against 1874, 100 pounds and 1862 3D. 600 yards
| IN the corresponding period Of lSSl In other
| classes OF textile goods there Is general IN.
crease as compared with lSSl, The declared
value of the exports Of merchandise for the
month was lcl0g1a,llS. against 500 900 Gii IN
nine months was flS2, lSL9H against Ell $40.
| ~ In 1851, and cl6L0h,977 IN 1850. The de.
clared value Otthe imports for the month was
SlSS,9OS against f3S lql, 92i in lSSl, and cS
2lS,S2i IN 1850, aud for the nine mouths f;U7 gtQ
VIZ against fS96,12t,99S in 1851, aud tS'9, 9O7,