The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-05
DRY GOODS.

1T will be observed that there are some changes
in quotations for dry goods. In the east cotton
goods are scarce and are higher than a few
weeks ago. In this city, however, prices have
not been advanced as dealers here anticipated
the rise and bought heavily early In the season.
This enables Dallas merchants to sell at prices
below parity with those OF ony other city in
the south or west Trade has been very active
in this line during the week, and the present
favorable weather induces the belief that the
heaviest business ever experienced in this city
or IN north Texas, awaits the dry goods mer-
chants ofDallaS
To.nAY's QUOTATIONS..
PBiNTs-Frceman's o; Lodi, 5; Gloucester, G.
Harmony. 8: Cocheco, Ga; Merrimac, 6l,; Green
wch, So; Allen, G. Albion solid 81; Peabody
solid, 5a; Peabody black, 5A Simpson black
G',i simpson mourning. Ga; Gloucester mourn
HEAVY Brown DoaEsTIcs-A Augusta. IT, "a;
Indian Head, sA Swift Creek, "a 6 81; .Etna
"A, 81 tdgeheld, AZ ID Cabot a, ri
Derby, "a, "a; Glendale, "a, SO Natchez 81
Ga, charter OAK, III, A.; Lake George A. IN;
Great Western, H. & International "A, 5S-i
FINE BROWN DOMtSrtCS-LakeG George, Z ": Har.
vest So; Poeahonlas o Great Falls, ~; Peer
less, 3 rs; Plum island S; Atlantic, SS; Green.
brier s.
BLEAcIlED DoMEsucs-Social,g Sunny side s.
llOlmesyilc, AZ; Forest s: Zig Bonanza, rs O.
Auburn, 50; Lonsdale 10; LonSdalc Cambric
Us WamSutla, l3li; New York mills, IL, Diamond
hlll, cambria, 9, Knights, cambria, o. Hero. a.
-.
DUcKs-A rkwrlght l6; Ettrick. S.oz, 70; STARK
s-oz, ~ stark, lO-o2, Il; Savage, S-oz, l2A;
IIampdcn, brown and drab, 90. 10 Uampdeu
Xxx. do, H. Boston, 1902, brown aud irab, III
Moniauk, 10 inca, 23 No. g. 40 inch, ~: No
$, " inch, SIS; cold Medal Blue, IN, Lion
brown and drab l8
PLAID osS4nuEGs-D ~; Economy, l2gf;
lawn, 50; Catawba 90.
TICEEG-Amosleag AGA, lsjS Hamilton p:
Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard T. 10, EaStOn d,
va; Omega, l6lo.
CHAMBHAY-lih@ 100.
CorroENADr-Now York Camlet lie; Bay City
l5hG Royal lie Oymead, lie; Kansas, lS3c.
HICKORY Rock River, G-S; Blue and Brown
99isE India ,lO!sG, Arlington, S,sc; Thondike
KENTUCKY JEANs-paciac L. r., 2EColambla,
lU Kansas, ISL; Humboldt 81; PalUris, n Il;
TABLE Rock, 1913; Bonanza, 22ls; Pride Of the
west 32g; Bang Up, 20; Deer Island l2l.; keO-
kuS aoi Mississippi X, a; RoxborOugh, 1915
Badger 2lp; Golden Fleece 20; ST. Cloud S7H
llSsEYs-neXier 2A2;Justcc, q: Wayerly. 1627
Green liriar, l3ti; Rob Roy, II; United states /,
Ihe British board Of trade returns for the
month OF August show further falling oil in
The exports of cotton piece goods, the total being
3A,303 400 yards, against ilO.g60.2O last wear
ana llj,9o1 400 me year preceding II decrease,
when compared with last year, OF So Cos sol
yards, or nearly 10 per cent For the eight
months ending August 81, the exports were =,
sbl l9lOO yards, which is Il decrease of 2g7 Dos,
500 from the corresponding time last year, or a
traction over . per cent The supply OF de-
slrhble American cotton in Great Britain slight
ana owing to the backwardncss of our crop Is
nkely To continue SO for some weeks Ofthc
surplus ho'dngsOf British splnners on Scptem.
bel !, over the corresponding time last year Mr..
Ellison states that II considerable proportion Is
Egyptian, ana that the surplus stock on the con.
uheht consists this year chiefly of Surats and
EGYPTIAN, Last year it consisted chiefly of low
American,