The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07
DRY GOODS.

Prices Of dry goods ha 80 been for the past
few weeks remarkably ste Ady, very few changes
to report Business IN 'he eastern markets In
this line has been dur ny the past week .yery
jobbing houses and uieir transactions have been
mostly III small oid srS 10 I'LL sucks.
The unusually cool weather during the month
OF May has had very depressing effect on our
local trade but tho assurance Of good
grain crop and probability of an equally sUceess.
iul cotton season makes every one feel rs If. the
prospects for late Summer a'Sd early fell trade
are good, anc our wholesale mercnants are pre-
pairing themselves accordtygly, keeping theft
summer stocks fuB and wilt during u is month
be In the field witn an elegant display of sam
| pies looking forward to a heavy fall trade.
Below isgiven quotations In which wilt be no
ticed u few changes oim'uor importance.
| TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS
PRINTS -Freoman's, {; Lodi s: Gloucester
8 Harmony, 5; COchcco, Ga; Nerrimac, 6h
Greenwich, slS Allen, 6; Albion solid, 54; Pea
body solid 81; Peabody black, 81; Simpson
black. 6h Simpson mourning o. Gloucester
HEAVY Brown DoHEsrIcs-Angusts. A. IN
| indian Head, SA; Swift Creek A, ca; Ktua
~ 81; Edgeheld, A, *; Cabot Al, IN
Derby 30, 81; Glendale, 81, 81; Natchez
"a, n; Great Western, Al, 8; international
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIc-Lake George, ~
Harvest, So; Pscahontas, G. Great Falls -
| a I'd
dreenhrier, S.
BLEACmED DoxEsrIos-social, TO- Sunny
\ Side, .; bonneville, N; Forest, S; Big Bon
ANA. rs, ga; Auburn sh; Lonsdale, 10
Mills, ID; Diamond Hi, cambria, 81; Knights
cansric, 9; Eero, Al, Q; Hero. rs 8; Ballard
vale 7; Cambridge, rs I; Peerless, "a, So.
DuCKs-ArkwrighL IL; Ettrick, S-oz, II; Stark
den, brown 81 psb, 90, TO- Hamden Xxx, do, ID
Bos ton, l0nt = - n and drab, l7Ii; Montauk, A
inch %; llG /. ! ince., 425s; No 8, 81 inch
675s; Gold dedal Blue, AZ; Lion, brown ant
| dfab, 10.
PLAID OsNABuRas-Delta, TX; Economy, l2A
Ottawa sh Michigan, So; Belle, ~; Wood
lawn, 81; Catawba "a,
TICKINa-Amoskeag AGA, lsH Hmilton II
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard z,e0; Easton b
w omega, 49,.
| HAM'RAY-lih&l Ice.
4 CorTTSNApE-NcN} York Camet lie; Bay City
/. l5hc; Royal lie; Oxmeld, lie; Kansas, l3.c.
HlcKoRY-Rock River, 6-3; Rlus and Brown
0kc; India, l0hc; Arlington SIC, Thorndke
l2hc; Hamilton l2hc.
A Now York dispatch says the market is with
out special activit-, still more Inquiry has beel
extenled with more interest manifested in sup
plies Tor autumn. The exports of cotton good
were3l l9 packages Ginghams were in NOR
active distribution; prints veryquiet; Kentuck,
jeans doing very well in proportion to reduce,
stocks. The zone of the market was yer!
steady.
The imports of foreign dry goods Mt New Yorl
TO" the month of May has been 81, 1888 COS, show
ing an increase of g. $40, 927 MS compared will
thc corresponding month last year. and cvel
S2622l6 over those for the same month of 1889
Fer the five months ending with May the tota
Imports AT that port have been s5S, 1876 727 whicl
compared with the same period In 1881 show n,
Increase of Sll .029,SjS and are Sl,gl3Sl6 NOR
than for the same time in 1880. The total throw
on the market for the month of May has beef
1854 CTS or 1856, 1877 less than the imports Will
tho total of goods marketed in five months hay
teen SjS 80, S27, or Sl0l l0j more than the i'm
DOrtations for the same time.