The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-12
DRY GOODS,

As predicted by us in previous report of the
dry goods market business amongst our jobbers
has improved 10 considerable extent Their
"drymmers' are sending in nice orders from the
trade at Il distance, while the nearby customers
make frequent visits to the city to I'LL up stock
our JobberS, while not in possession of full
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,
To be delivered in August or the first part of Sep
TENDER.
Below we give quotations of the leading lines
of staple dry goods, in which will be noticed but
few changes from our last list prices being gem
orally very firm but with no decided change;
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
PRINrs-Freeman's S; Lodi. 5; Hlorcester
& Harmony, 5; Cocheco, 64 Merrimac Ga
body solid, 5h Peabody black, 81; simpson
black, o.; Simpson mourning, Ga; Gloucester
mourning Ga
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures, "a, ~;
Indian Head, 81; swift Greek, A, 90; Ens-
IL 50; Edgeaeid, Al, ~; Cabot ~ *,
Derby, -, 81; Glendale a. 5A; NaIche1,
S-i. Ga, Charter Oak, A, An Lake George.
"a, "a Great Western, A, S; International
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIc-Lake George, N,
Harvest Sh.; Pocahontas, g; Great Falls ~;
Peerless, 81 Plum Island, 5; Atlantic, So;
Greenbgier,s.
BLEAcHED DoNEsrIcs-social, 10 Sunny
Side, s. Holmesville, ~; Forest 8; Rig Bon.
ANA. ~ 6.s Auburn, Sh LonsdGle, 10;
Lonsdale. cambria, u: WamsutIs. l21S: New York
Mills, H. Diamond Hill, cambria, y; knight s,
cambria, o. Hero, A, g. Hero rs, g. Ballard.
vale, Z; Cambridge, rs, Z: Peerless, 81, 5H.
DUCKs-Arkwright 10; EttrCk, S-oz, II; Stark,
s-oz, l2}a; Stark, lOozl7; Savage SOz, l2h; Hamp.
den, brown and drab, 90, 10; Hamden XXX, do, ia:
Boston, lO.oz brown and drab, ia; MontAuk, 10
inch, %; No. s 40 inch o., AZ; No s. 81 inch
67h; Gold Medal Blue, H1. Lion brown and
drab, Is.
PLAID osSABURas-Delta ~; Economy, l21
Ottawa, sd; Michigan, Sk; Belle TX; Wood
lawn, 81; Catawba, Va,
TICKlEG-AmosKeag AGA, lSh Hmilton 70;
Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard L, 10; Esston y,
| pa :OmCga, l6H.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CorToNSADE-New York Camlet lie; Bay City,
l5sc; Royal lie; Oxmead lie; Kansas, l3.C.
llICKpEY-Rock River 6-3 Blue and Brown,
9Sc India lOSc; Arlington. S5ac; Thorndike,
IKE: Hamilton, II.
through Mr. W &. Wyckon its report for the
last fiscal year. The imports of silk manufac-
tnrc in New York alone have reached the un-
prccedented amount of $50, i32 706, against $50
5Ol, SOL for the year ended June 80 ISL The
raw silk imports in New York and san Francis
co have reached the encouraging amount OF u,
6S2 bales, worth S,l7ZS9s, against 30 l9s bales,
worth $40, SIS, ICY, imported last year The raw
silk came chiefly from Japan and after that in y
declining scale from Shanghai, Europe and
Hoag Kong II will be observed that the
amount Of imported raw silk illus
trates the rise OF an in.
teresting and important industry. Many a piece
OF silk worn in this country has been mnnufac-
tursd at home though the wCarer may think il
u Lyons fabric Mr. Wyckon's tables do moi
show the consumption of silk and silk goods in
this country, nor the state OF tine English silk
trade; but ii is safe to say that In the cOnsump-
ton and manufacture ofsilk our position 10 70.
lauvely and absolutely strong one.