The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-01
DRY GOODS

JunGlSG from tho immense quantities n GOODS
which daily incumber the sidewalks in front OF
our leading Jobbing houses. the preparations
for our fall trade IN dry goods boots and shoes
and kindred lines must be in excess OF that OF
previous years, and IN inquiry amongst the
Wholesale merchants of the different lines leads
us TO believe that the business OF the coming
season VIII be very satisfactory II nothing hap.
pens 10 lnJure the prospects now before us. Slim
nlated by the glowing prospects of the cotton
crop, the merchants, OF the surrounding towns
nre already sending In their orders briskly, and
Tor q class of goods not generally sold IN the
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 and In anumber of
instances have advanced slightly. Our mer-
cnat's,with an eye to the benefit of their custom
ers, have IN but very few instances, advanced
lhelr prices, and these only when the advance
III the east has rendered II necessary. Below
nre given quotations of leading lines which in
oiuue some seas0nable goods not quotated lately;
To-DAN's QUOTATIONS.
fRlNrs-Freoman's s. Lodi. s. Gloucester
q Harmony, q; Cocheco, 64 Merrimac. 6h
Greenwich, 50; Allen, G; Albion solid, ba; Pea.
body solid, 5h Peabody black, 5S Simpson
black, o.; Simpson mourning, 6A; Gloucester
mourning 6A
HEAVY BRows DoaEsrIcs-- Augusta. A., ~;
Indian Head, 81; swift Creek, "a, 6%; Rtra.
IL, 81; GdgcAcld, 1T IN; Cabot - ~,
Derby, S-l. %; Glendale, S., bG Natchea,
So, o.; Charter Oak, ii, Al LAKE George,
- ~; Great WESTERN d. s. international
FINE Brown DoARsTlC--Lake George ~;
Harvest Sk; POcahontas .; Great Falla. ~,
Peerless, S'i Plum Island, s. Atlantic, 81;
urcenbricr,S s.
BLEAonEp DoMsrIcs- Social, TO- Sunny
Side, ioimeyille 7E; Forest s; Rig Bon.
an2a ~ on; Auburn Sh; Ionsdale, 10
lonsdale, cambria Us Wamsults> 1917. New York
Mills, ~ Diamond I'M, cambria, y Knights,
IL haN IL q u n, DAY
vale, Z; Cambridge * u Peerless, S.i SIX.
Duuks-Arkwught Id; iGttrick, 500, u; Stark,
goa, i2h; Stark, lool, Savage, s.oz, l2h; uamp.
den, brown and drab, 90, TO- Handler w do, IL
Boston, 1902. brown and drab, 1TS; MOnutuk, "a
inch, ~ No. $ 10. Inch, ~; No. s, So inch
drab, IL
PLAID ossApynes--DOlts ~; Economy, la,.
Ottawa 81 Michigan, az; Belle ~; Wood
lawn, N; Catawba IN,
TIcNlSe--Amosseag AGA. isY Nmil,on 70
Hollywood, plaid, IA standard 2, 10; kaston n
Ss iOmoga lex.
| CuAMpEAY--lih6lGc.
| IorToSNADR-Npw York Camlcl lTc, Ray CITY
| laSo; Royal, lie; Oxmcad lie; Kansas l3Sc.
HtcRoRN-Rock River 6.S: Blup and Brown
eSc; India, lOSc Arlington SIC; Thomdike
KENTUCKY JgASs--PaclHc II. r., 81 Columbia
Table Rock, l6Si bonanza, ny. Pride OF The
West Say; bang Up, ~ Deer Island. i2S; Kco
k Sas 30 @isss''sipR, h e; RSsSbo,o9gh, ~.
| LiSsnYs-Dentor, g2,i; Justice, ~ waverly, Is
Giecu nriar lsts; Rob Roy. II: United States, n
Now York advlccs state that the general re-
quest has been Of moro moderate proportion,
as the continuation OF ,he excessively high
Temperature hM not only restricted operations
but forced many buyers TO seek more comforta
BILE localities. Consequently tho demand ha,
been only fair aud IA expected 10 rulo 50 unu
Thursday next whom q moro active roquos
| mnN NO pynppkuV. HuWpyNr thu nj
market Ia exceedingly steady and the supply o
| all leading fabrics well conditioned,