The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
DRY GOODS.

! JvpGlSG from the immense quantities II goods
whlch'daily incumber the sidewalks In front oil
our leading jobbing houses, the preparation.
for our fall trade in dry goods, boots and shoes
and Kindred lines must be In excess OF that oil
I prev ious years, and an inquir yamongst the
Wholesale merchants OF the different lines lead.
us to believe that the business OF the coming
season will be very satisfactory II nothing hap.
pens 10 inlure the prospects now before us. slim
ulated by the glowing prospects u the cotton
crop, the merchants OF the surrounding towns
are already sending In their olders briskly and
Tor a class OF goods not generally sold in ths
market until the middle or latter end OF An.
gust Owing to the active ,emand for the lead
Ing lines OF staple goods prices In the eastern
market continue very firm aud In number oi
instances have advanced slightly, our mer-
chantA with an eye 10 the benefit OF their custom.
ers have In but very few instances, advanced
their prices aud these only when the advance
1 In the east has rendered 1t necessary. Below
are given quotations OF leading lines which In.
clude some seasOnable goods not quotated lately.
TODAY rs QuoTArIoNs
PRlsTs-Freeman's 5; LodL 5; Gloucester
O. Harmony, 8; Cocheco, 81: Morrimac, G.
Greenwich, 81; Allen, 8; Albion solid, 6s; Pea.
body solid, 6h Peabody black, 5s Simpson
Dlack, Oh; simpson mourning, ca; Gloucester
HRAyY BROWN DosKsrIcs-A Augusta, a., TX;
Indian Head, So; swirl Creek, "A, 6%; Etna-
A., 81; Edgeheld, "A, N; Cabot Al, AZ,
81 6H; Charter Oak. ii. an: Lake George
- ~; Great Western, Al, .; International
FIsz BROWN DoMEsrIo-Lake George IN;
Harvest sh; Pocahontas, g. Great Falls, TX,
reerless, "a Plum Island, s; Atlantic, So:
Greenbrier,s.
BLsAonEp DoNRsrios-social, 10 Sunny
Side .; bonneville, ~; Forest s; Big Bon.
ANA. ~ or Auburn, so; Lonsdale, 10;
Lonsdnle, cambria, IL: Wamsutis- l2h; New York
Mills, II; Diamond Ill., cambria, .; Knights,
caInbric 0; Hero ~, 9; Hero, rs ): Ballard.
vale, 4 Cambridge, 7-S 7: Peerless, s-i, 5a.
DuCKs-ArSwrlghL 10; Ettrick, BOZ, II; stark,
dem brown aud drab, 90 10, Hamdcn Xxx, do, ia;
Boston, 1907. brown and drab, l7H; Moutauk, a
inch, u; No 40 inch, i2k; No &, So inch a.,
67h; Gold Medal Blue, IAN; Lion, brown and
drab, Is.
PLAID osSABuRas--Delts, TX; Economy, i2H
Ottawa 81; Michigan, S& Belle, III Wood
lawn, 81 Catawba, ~,
TIoKISG-Amoskeag AGA, 1sH Hmilton u;
Hollywood, plaid, H. Standard z TO- Easton j,
w Omega l6s
CHAMBRAY-l4isGlSc
CorTOSsADE-New York Camlet lie; Bay City,
l"hc; Royal. lac oImeud lie; Kansas, l3SC.
HICEohY-RocS River 6-3; Blue aud Brown,
IKE; Hamilton, 70.
KENTUCKY JEANs--Pacifc R., 2l Columbia.
i0 Kansas, lS1l aIumboldt, 30 Palaris p 4,
Table Rock, ld'4; Bonanza 2!'p; Pride of the
West, 32', Bang Up, ~; Deer Island, i2i,. Kco.
Badger, 2h Golden Fleece, &c. ST Cloud 37la
LlNSEis-Deht,E 22is; Justice, q; Waverly, -;
& eeh Briar l3s; Rob Roy, II; United states, H..
New York dispatches state that the market il
without desired activity, but this is not disap-
pointing, as many buyers who pass II portion of
each week at the seashore or some other resort
do not return until Tuesday The tone of the
market, however is without change in any re-
spect, Rcnfrew dress styles VI giugham.
opened at l0sc, and Bates ut Toe. There has
been very good movement maintained through
deliveries on orders, but the new request is
mostly for small selections Of miscellaneous al.
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