The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-19
DRY GOOus.

JuDGING from the immense quantities n goods
which daily incumbcr the sidewalks in front of
our leading lobbing houses, the preparations
for our fall trade in dry goods, boots and shoes
and kindred lines must be In excess of that of
prev ious yeaIs, and an inquir yamongst the
wholesale merchants OF the different lines leads
Us ~ believe that the business of the coming
season will be very Satisfactory II nothing hap,
pens 70 lnlure the prospects row before us slim.
ulated 10y the glowing prospects of the cotton
crop, the merchants Of the surrounding towns
are already sending In their orders brskly and
for n class OF goods not generally sold In Ia,
market until the middle or latter end of Ati.
gust Owing tothe active emand for the lead.
ing lines Of staple goods, prices In the eastern
market continue very firm and In q number OF
instances have advanced slightly Our mer,
chants, with an eye TO the benefit OF their custom.
crs, have hi but very few instances advanced
their prices, aud these only when the advance
IN The east has rendered It necessary Below
ARE given quotations OF leading lines which in.
clude some reasonable goods not quota,cd lately;
1o-pAY'b QuOTArIOEs
fAiarN-treeman's, 3, Lodi B. Gloucesia,
v Harmony, .; COchcco, ca; Morrimun, ga
greenwich, 5hi Allen, I; Albion solid, 81; Pea
ppay SOLID m Peabody black 81; Simpson
blacs, on: simpson mourning, 6<; Gloucester
mourning GG.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsrIcs-Augusta a., TX;
Indian Head, sSi Swift Creek, A 81; lEtns-
t hd, 81 Edgesthed, A. *; Cabot A, ~.
"a. o.; Charter Oak, A, Az Lake George,
=. ~ Great Western "a s. international
FINE BnowN Doarsrtc-Lase George TX,
Harvest So; PocGhontis, o. Great Fails TX
Peerless 80 Plum Island 8; Atlantic, 81
6reenbrier,
BLEAcHKD DoxRsTrcs- Social, TO- Sunny
Side, s. bonneville, TX; Forest s; Big Bon.
snEs, 7-S 6S; Auburn, shi Lonsdale, 10
Mills, Is; Diamond Hill, cambria, Q; Knights
@mbric. 9; Hero, Al, 9; Hero. rs s; Ballard.
vale, q Cambridge rs 4: Peerless "a. 5H.
DU,G,SSs--ArGwrisht l6 Ettrick, S-oz l2 Stark,
den, brown aud drab, 90, TO- Hamden Xxx, do IL
Boston, 1907. brown and drab l7}.; Montauk, I'd
inch, % No. y 40 inch, Az No. 8, SO Inch,
S7h; God Medal Blue, lih Lion, brown and
drab, 49,
PLAID 0eNAIuRes--DClia, TX; Economy, l2,s
Ottawa, 34; Michigan, SIX; Bollo, TX; Wood
lawn, 81; CG,awbs, On,
TicKISG'-Amoskeeg AGA, lsS Hmilton ~
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard e TO- Easton D.
sH omega, l6h
HAaBRAY-li&@l6c.
CoTToNNApE-Ne York Camlet, l7c Bay City
lahc; Royal, lie; 0Elnead lie; Kansas, l3ac
HIcKonY-Roek River 6-3 Blue and Brown,
yne; India iOhc; Arlington sac; Thorndike,
KEHruCKY JEANs-PNcnc Il H., % Columbia
iG Kansas, 49,; Humboldt 80; Palarls, az,
Table Rock, l6'a Bonanza, 221s Pride of the
West ~ Bang Up, 20; Deer Island, l2'.; Kco-
Badger y, Golden Fleece, 26; st Cloud 81,
LlNSEys-DeAttr - .; Justice, %; WavCrly, Ii:
Green Briar, 49,; Rob Roy, IA; United States II.
a New.lork dispatch says Through orders
ana u steady demand for many miscellaneous
assortments, the character as well as the volume
Of trade is very satisfactory very wide dis.
lribution of the large production OF desirable
fabrics IN execution for previous engagements
Is contributing II good percentage of goods on
me market Exports Of domestic cotton goods
the past week, 1891 packages, and siAce janu-
nry, lNS2 total of 1919 packages against 30.
'OJ for the same time last year; ", ia packages
III 1851, ana 1894 In 1879, which shows lair In.
crease over any previous year, with large con.
tracts in the course OF execution Lancaster
Whittenton, Gloucester and fluntett staple and
lancy glnghams advanced 10 SGc, and Brrk
shire TOY In all soasOnable fabrics the COM
blned shipments IN the execution of purchases
oil orders and ON contracts give IL very good
amount OF business, which is OF legitimate and
wholesome proportions