The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-22
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west ga, Bang Up, 20; Deer Island tSi, VI ha
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The New York Commercial RpIa,;,
the dry-goods trade of that city in ibe isvevs|
manner; Prints have ruled yery or iio,'onlngl
having been chiefly restricted to low graSa Sass|
e e, "nlun are wen sold upl and 10 such aaT
style standard iancies as agents and LARGO ~, Oa-
0ers were enabled to offer (lnder varionsS yoe'
ets) ut Job prices" Shirtings were in n uct'
quest, and there was only moderata hSs, dsN
IN robes, patchwork, furnitures and sa,Ie
several OF the printers have staTted nn ~
spring work, but no light fancies III he sSov on
lnr some tiine 10 come, past experience bavIns
hands Of distributors long before thew sp rao .ae
WaItSi. IL is, however, probable thai tbs,ss
viii be an early movement In shirIinosa neie
which attractive lines will s1, VI
be opened by the principal ays sUva
The movement In foreign goods has Man y.
moderate character. Woo ems fancy rors,aS A.,
ana cheviots, which were carefully ordered th;o
season. ana Tor the most part sold 10 arrive have
hoWeVer iould some late purchasers from als,
tnnt sections Jobbers anticipate further calls
ana lmp0rtaionS OF these goods are moi consiI
cred likely TO exceed the demsnd Resi- Main
fancy aud high novelty ,ilks, yelyets and satr,
lor Dress purposes are not in any great demand
at The moment. Some colored yelyetS are want
ed, but are scarce, Indeed velyets have heen
atterly more sought after than plushes, which
however, have done very well Wool and silE
ana wool dress goods. fine cashmeres and
merinos have been jobbed moderately dn,
ing the week after pretty good run Hos.
iery of fine French make, white cotton ana
black Isle have been in fair reassortnp reouest
Millinery goods and ribbons of choice make
plush velvets and gros grains have been in far
demand, while housekeeping goods, laces en-
Droideries handkerchiefs and many lines Of
fancy goods have been looked after Of late Nv
The nearby and city retail trade
England exports annually Oh enormous GUAM
uty OF cotton CLOTH and Of the whole amount
me average price is only &c a yard
est l3c. The United States comes next bsylng
At an average of lie. Germany and france hie
their portion at sac, South America buys Of
G4c, Turkey at &c, British India at Ne China At
4Sc, and the west coast Of Africa take large
quantities at 2lRc. These stulls are Il goods
which the savages receive In barter They are
ilimsy fabric Of loose threads strung together
Tx mosquito netting, and the interstices filed In
with heavy sizing of clay starch, etc.. and Is
never intended TO wash, as the first application
OF water nearly dissolves the fabrics