The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20
DRY GOODS,
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS
PRiNTs-Freeman's, 5; Lodi s. Gloucester c.
Harmony, ): Cockeco CO; Merrimac, Ga; Green
wich, Y, Allen, 6 Albion, solid, 81; Peabody
solid 5's; Peabody black So; simpson black,
90; simpson mourning On Gloucester mourn
HEAVY BEowS DoNESrIcS-Aususta, "A, 7S-t
Indian Head, sa; swift Creek, "A, ST. Ena,
~ s., Edgeheld, Al ~ Cabot. ~ ~;
Derby, 81 81 Glendale, Sd, 5N; hatcher, 81,
pa charter OAK, IL ~; Lake George, At. ~,
| Great western a. :; International ~, 5 Sd
FlNEFEoWS oNtsrtCs-lake George, a; Har-
! vest Sc, PoeahOntas, 9: Great Falls, ~ Peer
less, 10; Plum Island, $ Atlantic, S4, Green
brier ;.
| BLgACUEp poNESuCs-Sucial,l To- sunny Sides
| Holmesyille, *; Forest y Big Bonanza - Ga:
| Auburn, Sc; Lonsdale. 10. LouSdale, Oamhric
! l$ NMnsutta, l3E; New York mills, IS Diamond
| Hill, canhric, q Knights, cambria o Hero. IL
! y Hero, IS, S. Ballardyale 2; Cambridge IS Z:
| Peerless, Sd, "a.
! DuCKs-ArkwrighL l6 EttrIck S-oz II; stark.
! s-o1 l2'., stark, l-O1 Ia savage S-oz, l2ts.
! Hampton, brown and dmb, 90, 10 Hampton.
| M. do, No. Boston 1000, brown aud drab III
| Moutauk a. inch "i No. = 40 inch t2i,. No
| & - inch, 51s; Gold Medal Blue ia; Lion,
| brown aud drab, ~.
PLAID OsSABUEGS-Dclta, ~. Economy l2l,;
| Ottawa So; Michigan, oA; Belle, rs; Wood
| lawn, 81; Catawha, yit
Observation-Disclosures AGA, .lO'. Hamilton 70;
Hollywood, plaid, H. Standard Z, TO- Easton b,
Wa omega l6%.
CHASGGAY-llls@ Ice.
CotroNNADE-Ncw York Camlet l7c Bay City
llAc Royal lie OXmead, llci Kansas l3i.c.
HlCNoEN- Rock River. Cos; Blue and Brown,
g,'c' india, iOsG ArlIsgton, sac; Thomdike,
KENTUCKY JEANs-PaclHc h. r.. "a Columbia.
40 Kansas 1875 humboldt 50; Palaris Pig,
Table Rock, id}!; Bonanza, ~ 4; Pride of the
| West, 32l4 Bang Up, %; Deer Island l2i.. Koo-
kuk, so Mississippi X q; RoxboTough. I0j,,
| Badger elis, Golden Fleece, 70; st. Cloud SIX,
| lINSEES-DcNteE 2is2;JuSucc ., ;MavCrly15E
| Green Briar liis; Rob Roy II; United States z
| The tenth Snuual report of the silk association
| OF America, Just issued, saws. The IMPORTS of
| european silk goods have been larger than in
| any preceding twelve months, except the year
| ending IN lSi2, and they will closely approach
| She amount then imported Although the year
! has not been marked by wide variations in
| prices Ot raw silk, there have been important
| changes IN the character OF the supply. Tho
| imports Of raw silk ~ New York and ssh Fran.
cisco nom May !, lSsO, to May l. losl, were
valued ut Nll,2gNoll; from May |, 1851 To May I.
| 1852 Sl2 2tUG The amount of sewing and
| machine twist silk manufactured In this country
| has increased considerably during the year the
| production being estimated as being from e 10
10 q cent. greater than that ofthe prev iOu5 year
| The manufacturers OF broad six goods have
| had to do their best to hold their own and 10
meet prices, owing to the large imports OF for.
eign goods ON undervslued invoices and domes.
| tls competition, The business this spring in
| the ribbon manufacture was considerably larger
| than usual tho demand for Sombe,
| RIBBONS being exceptionally brisk The heaviest
decline Is in the production of fringes and dress
| trimmings. In many instances stocks OF goods
| have sold for less than the cost Of production
| In regard To the entire business OF silk manu-
| tscture, the report goes ON to say that while
| There were fewer radical changes demanded by
fashion than IN some previous years. there has
| been much done in replacing the anliquated
machinery of mills with that which is newer
and more effective New localities have hppn
sought by manuisctqrers and large mills have
| been erected in llawlcy and Allcatuwu in Penn
SylyaniH, BoOntOn and Dover In New Jersey
| ana IN other places The growth of the indus.
| try vt Patterson has been CWmped partly by the
| insufficient number OF lands and partly by Inc
short aighted policy of the town authorities.
which contrasts strongly with the liberal induce
| menS To manufacturing enterprises that arc
| offered In other localities OF the Sill goods
brought intOtnis country. Of to Q5 per cent coma
| 10 New York, III 1851 the American manufpr.
| turerS contributed about uns third OF thr siit
| goods used in this country. silk goods stand
fourth in the list of articles contributing TO Inc
| public revenue from customs duties
Regarding the dry goods trade the Boston
ADVERTISER contains the following Information.
IN cotton iianneS leading makes are sold far
ahead OF production, and jObbers are much
troubled 90 get them rs fast as wanted Tho CON
sumption OF those goods In Increasing faster than
the production AID iubbers experience much
difficulty To get them rs fast "a wanted Tho
consumption OF these goods is Increasing faster
than the production, and it can be now snid
that all leading makes are sold ahead of prodmC,
Ton mucA larger proportion of these goods
| IL used for conversion than ever before The
uses 70 which they can be put when colorcd are
also daily developing, as for instance, Innings
drapetieS, uphoSterng purposes dressing
| etc, Wool llannels are steady with a GOOD
demand, White and shaker fanuels are
scarce and have been generally sdyanced per
| cent, with the demand in advance of the pro.
| ducuon, so that iObbers experience great DIM.
Guilty in keeping fair working assortment nf
| the goods In wooden goods there Is, as i'm nrc-
| vious seasons, very large demand for tiXI sact
lngs' which in all desirable colors aud makes
are sold much IN advance of production. stocks
| are very small with jobbcrS, and orders com
only be filed by current receipts from The mills
There is also good demand for good STYLES n,
| GIoaEngs. The movement IN prints CONTINUES
| very brisk, and crctOnnes Coulartls and MINI
mics are sold as fast rs produced In hosiery
| aud underwear 1t is noticeable that some stylns
| OF the latter are still short Jobbers, as fl rulc
are not giving orders for spring hosiery, The
general trade il fair and all reports of tho con
uluoh OF business whether by letter or hy the
fslNrtS of kalesmsn are most Rup,urau{,,.