The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
DRY GOODS.

JUDGING from tho immense quantities II goods
which daily inoumber the sidewalks In front OF
our leading Jobbing houses. the preparations
for our fall trade In dry goods, boots aud shoes
and kindred lines must be In excess OF that OF
previous years aud an inquiry amongst the
Wholesale merchants OF the different lines leads
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
crop, the merchants, OF the Surrounding towns
are already sending In their orders briskly and
for class Of goods not generally sold In the
market until the middle or latter end OF An
gust Owing to the active demand for the lead
ing lines OF staple goods, prices In the eastern
market continue very firm and In number of
instances have advanced slightly. Our mer-
chants, with an eye to the benefit of their custom
ers, have In but very few instances advanced
their prices, and these only when the advance
in the east has rendered II necessary. Below
are given quotations of leading lines which in
clude some seasonable goods not quotated lately
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
PMNrs-Freoman's s. Lodi. 81 Gloucester
Q: Harmony, 5; Cocheco, 6A; Merrimsc 6S
Greenwich, 5k; Allen, 6; Albion solid, 5x; Pea.
black, On; Simpson mourning, ca; Gloucester
mourning 6k.
HEAVY BROWN DosEsrIcs-Auyusta, a. IN;
Indian Head, 81; Swift Creek, A, 6&; 4Etna-
Derby, 81, SIX; Glendale, "a, 81; Naehel,
81, G1s; Charter Oak, a, ~; Lake George,
- ~ Great Western, - 5; International
Flss Brown DcNEsr1c-Iake George IN:
Harvest 81; Pooahonms, v Great Falls, ~,
Peerless, 81 Plum Island. s; Atlantic, sA;
Greenbrier.S q.
BLEAoHEp DohEsrIcs-social TO- Sunny
Side, b. bonneville, TX: Forest 8; Big Bon
anza rs, Cyl Auburn, Sh; Lonsdale, 10
Lonsdale. cambria, - Wsmsuta. lsts: New York
Mills, IS. Diamond HILL cambria, 3; Knights,
cambria 9; Hero, - q Hero. .7-S 5; Ballard.
vale, 2 Cambridge, 7.s Z: Peerless, 81, 5k.
DucKs-Arkwright 16; Ettrick, s-oz, u; Stark,
Soc, l2h; stark 1902 IL; Savage, SOC, by; Hamp-
den, brown and drab, CO. 10; Hamden Xxx, do, Ia:
Boston, 1902. brown and drab, l7h; Montauk, u
inch, q; No 40 inch, s2h; No. s, 50 inch -,
SIN; Gold Medal Blue, l4n: Lion. brown and
drab, IL
PLAID osNABuR6s-Delta TX; Economy, l2,,
Ottawa. Sh; Michigan, 81; Belle, TX; Wood
lawn, eS; Cstswba, w.
Hollywood, plaid, Il; Standard z, 10; Eaeton B,
SS :Omega, l6h.
CHAMBRAY-l4b@lGC.
CoTToNNADR-Eow York Camlet l7V hay City,
l5hc; Royal, ltc; OImead, lie; Kansas, l3Sc-
HIckoRY-Rock River, SIS; Blue and Brown,
9hc; India, lokc; Arlington SIC; Thorndike,
IKE: Hamilton, IL.
KENTUCKY JEASs-Paciic r., ~; Columbia,
49, T:, Kansas paH lsf Humboldt So Palaris, 4s,
, West S2},; Bang Up, 20 Deer Island. ~; Keo-
kuk, 80 Mississippi X, "; Roxborough, 1875;
| Badger, n u. Golden Fleece, %; st Cloud S7E
| LlNsEYs-DeXter, 22h; Justice, 2,s Waverly, l6;
Green liriar, 1917: Rob Roy IA United States, II.
| The New York Commercial Bulletin contains
| the following. THE foreign goods market con-
tinucs quiet, but there Is enough doing to poin,
| the way i'll many liaes, and there IL q stsadfast
nd general belief In good fall season. Buyer
generally have purchased moderately. although
some have. IhibiIed not Y little courage, born
of n firm belief in the way things are to go and
their knowledge OF their own special market
For instance some have bought heavily In vel
| vsis and pushes believing that the run will
| have various uses insympathy with the dresses
| they 10 W make, Ii has already been sug-
| gested III this column that the tendency viii be
| W plain and sort material OF II rich kind, such III
mervellleuN, rhodames, dam9soeuc, etc. Rich
| brocades Will probably sell freely, and some
success is predicted fora two.colored brocads
Ailk lately imported novelty. There are indi-
| cations that there Will be n good silk season
| and moderate orders are already coming In
| Every European steamer brings home seyera
European buyers, and there are not many alb
| sent to-day. good many western and SONS
| southern buyers may he met now In our importing
houses, and who evidently mean early business
| some preparation Is being made 10 show glov,
samples, and this line will probably receive quit,
early attention. There are some novelties heart
OF, aud popular reds and terra cottas are likel,
| " take the lead at present The lace trad,
would be quite dun except for jobbers roS ssort
ments, Imported hosiery aud Housekeeping
goods are very quiet Mt present. although thor,
are many new goods arrived In the market nnC
u few days may show readiness for fall bust
ness CaShmercs are probably showing NOR,
| activity than ANY other imported article, ana Al
the liner qualities come within the popula
range already referred TO- they are likely TO fin,
large sales. Mohairs are in pretty fair request
| Pushes for cloakiEgS have sold freely and s0m,
| large ORDERS are booked for early delivery.