The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-11
DRY GOODS.
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

PRISTs-Freeman's, S; Lodi s. Gloucester G,
Harmony, s; Cocheco' ca; Merrimac' a.: Green.
witch, 5E Allen, G; Albion, solid, $40 Peahody
solid, 5S Peabody black, 81; Simpson blSct
6ls: simpson mourning, 81; Gloucester monrn'
ing Ga.
sIlEAVY BPowS DoMEsTIcs- Augusta. a. 7i..
Indian Head, 81; Swift Creek, "A, 6 81 lEma,
IA. 81 Edgeiield, al : "a; Cabot IL IL,
Derby, 81. 80 Glendale, 81, 81: Natchez. ~
ca; Charter Oak, IA, "a; Lake George IA IN,
Great Western, "A, 5; International, Al 59-4
FINE PROwS DoNEsTICS-LakeC Gorge. ~. Har.
vest 50 Poeahontas, 9 Great Falls, az; Peer
less, i5; Plum Island, $, Atlantic, So. Green
brier 8.
BLEACHED oMEst1Cs-SOcial, o; Sunny Side g.
bonneville, ~; Forest S, Big Bonanza, rs. 8
Auburn, ~; LOnsdale, To- LOnsdnlc Cambrlc
lS WAmsutta, 1874 New York mills, IS; Diamond
Hill, CRmbric 3; Knights, cambria q Hero IA
y Hero, - 3 BAllardYale, 4 Cambridge rs q
Peerless, 81 pa.
cartwright l6 Ettrick 500, u: Stark
500, l2!s; stark, ld-ol III Savage, Soc l2H
Hampton, brown and drab, 90, l0 IIampden
M, 30, IL; Boston, 1902, brown and drab III,
Monmuk, 40 inch, d; No, s 10 inch, l2jS; n o
y, b2 lnch., 5Js; Gold Medal Blue, ~; Lilo N
brown ana drao. ~
PLAID OsNAnuRGs-Delta,7 *; Economy, l2H;
OTTAWA, vi; Michigan, So; Belle, IA Wood.
lawn, "a; Calawba, ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGA, lSa Hamilton u;
Hollywood, plaid Ii; Standard z, 10; Easton b,
Va; omega l6%,
CHAMBRAH-l49@9 Ice.
toTIoNNAnE-Ncw York CGmlet l7c Bay City
l5hc; Royal llc, OXmead, lie; Kansas lSkc
HICKORY Rock River, 6-S; Blue and Brown
vac lldia lO5ac; Arlington, sac; Thorndike
II &c; Hamilton II.
KENTUCKY JEANS-Pacihc K, r., 2i Columbia,
~ Kansas, lSa Humboldt 81; Palaris, 81 a;
Table Rock, 1914; bonanza, 22}s; Pride of the
west We; Bang w. 90 Deer Island, 42h; Keo-
huk' 1G MISSISSIPPI Il. ~ Marlborough, 1917;
b9uBeL &l5s Golden flecCc, 20; ST Cloud SIX,
LlEsENs-peNter 2h2; Justice, p :Waverly, los
uiech brAr, l3'; Kob 10y, III; United States II
from Boston: There was some cutting in
prices IN cotton goods, and print cloths de
cllhed 10 1916 cents. Cotton has fallen still
another halt.eent this week, but recovered 4,
cent toward the close, The present quotation of
li's cents Is more than = cents lower than that
Oh SIX weeks ago, ana cotton is believed o be
BoOa properly ~ Today ssalcs,
lhe NeW otk journal OF commerce publishes
lluuln,iy summary OF tne imports of foreign
uly soous at lhat potb ior the month of Septem-
por, when amount TO vi, $780, ZIG, being 9Sl, 96l
lnote lllhii lor ule same month last year, l7SL
v5V more IMAM Tor me corresponding month in
dSoo ana 1OlS,lE more than for September 1879
i nc toods marketed during the month amount
W ~ ~, or trilo IN excess OF the imports
ror tho nlne month ending with September the
olul ilipoftatlohs OF Dry goods Mt that port have
Deeh no 2lS; lOl or 1873, ZIG more than for the
SAINT period Iast year lll, 632 more than for the
corresponding period i'll 1850 and rs, 500 in
excess OF the nine months Of 1879 For the nine
ihonlhs ending with september the dry goods
inroWh on the New York market amounts to
Isis, against 9O,96ll69 for the same time
hst year. auI 9li2b,O 62 Ill lSS0. In making these
comparisons II may be stated that in Consc.
Quence OF superior class of fabrics imported