The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
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trboiso from The immense quantities y Rodls
which dHlly lncumbef the tldewAlkA ~ lf0nt "
our leading jotbIgg houses. the pfepaiau0l
and kindred lines must bo IN excess Of that n
previous years, aud al inquiry amgnght w
Wholesale merchants Of the different lines leadg
us ~ believe that the business Of Tho coming
season will DO very satisfactory u nothing hap
pens 20 lnjure the prospects now before us biim,
crop crop the merchants Of the Surrounding, towns
are already sending In their orders brlsss'y, sha
for a class Of goods not generally sold III inc
market until tbe middle or latter. end Of Az
gust Owing to the active ,emand for the lead
Ing lines of staple goods, prices IN the eastern
market continue very firm and In number OF
Instances have advanced slightly. our mer'
chants, with an eye to the benefit of their custom;
ers, have In but very few instances advanced
Their prices and these oniy when tne ad Rsow
are given quotations OF leading. lines when IN
clude some seasonable goods not quotated lately;
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
PEINTs-Freeman's, 8; LODI M p Gaouces az
Greenwich, 5K; Allen, 6; Albion solid, S%; Pea.
body solid, 81; Peabody black, 6% simpson
black, 6k; Simpson mourning OK; Gloucester
HEAVY BRowN Observation-Disclosures ~ *;
indian Head, S4; Swift Creek, a., 6%; Etna-
ia, SKI Edgeaeid, A. 7Ki Cabot A, TX,
psrOy ~ "a cns sS S osR * i Lax GsSPs
"A. ~: Great Western, A, s; International
FINE me BROWN DoaEsTIo-Lake George, *;
Harvest SIX; Focahontas, 9; Great Falls, N,
Peerless "a 5 Plum Island, S; Atlantic, ga,
BLEAoHEp DcxEsrIcs- Social, TO-, Sunny
side, 5: Hoinesville, TX; Forest s; Big Bon.
ANA. IS, 6&; Auburn, Sk Lonsdale, 10;
| Lonsdale cambria, L.; Wsmsptts. 1a1; New York
Mills u; Diamond Fill, cambria, ,; Knights,
cambria, 9; Hero, a. 9; Hero. ~ . Ballard
DuoKs-Arkwright III Ettrick, S-oz, y; STARK
s-oz 121i; Stark, lOoz IL Savage S-oz, IN; Hamp.
den, brown and drab 90, 10; Hamden Xxx, 90, IL;
inch, %; No. $ 40. inch: 42h; No. s 80 inch ;,
SIN; Gold Medal Blue AN; Lion brown and
PLAID osSApuKes-Deta, IN; Economy, l2h
Ottawa, az; Michigan, S&; Belle, III; Wood
| lawn, o4; Catawba, ~, m
TICKiNs-Amoskeag AGA, lsh Hmilton II;
Hollywood plaid, II; Standard q 10; Easton b.
| aH omega, 16h.
| CHAMBRAY-141a@l6c.
CorToNNADE-New York Camlet, 17c Bay City,
l54,c; Royal, 14c; Oxmead, lie; Kansas l31sc
/ HICKoRY-Rock River, 6-3 Blue ana Brown
91ac; India, 10hc; Arlington. SIC; Thorndike
l2Lc: Hamilton 10. .
| KENTUCKY JEANs--Pacifc r R., 81 Columbia,
40; Kansas 1873 humboldt S P PriSe If IKE t6s
kuk, SO Mississippi X, AZ; Roxborough, lg1s;
Badger 2'H; Golden Fleece 2e; o. 81 Cloud III a.
Green Briar, l3is Rob Roy, IA; United States ~.
The New York Commercial Bulletin contains
the following ''The foreign goods market con.
tnues quiet, but there is enough doing to point
the way in many lines, and there is steadfasl
a nd general belief in good fall season. Buyer
generally have purchased moderately, although
some have exhibited not little courage, born
of & firm belief in the way things are to go and
their knowledge of their own special marRei
For instance some have bought heavily in vel,
vets and pushes, believing that the stun WIZ
have various uses, in sympathy with the dresses
they go to make. 1t has already been SuS
gested in this column that the tendency VIII De
to plain and sort material of rich KIND, such ~
merveieux rhedames, danascene, etc. Rlch
brocades will probably sell freely, ana some
success is predicted for a two-cOlored Drocaue
silk, IL lately imported novelty. There are lnul-
cations that there VIII be a good SIX season
and moderate orders are already coming III;
i Every European steamer brings home several
European buyers, and there are not many aD-
sent to-day A good many western ana some
southern buyers may be metnow III our importing
houses, and who evidently mean early business.
some preparation is being made to snow grove
samples and this line will probably receive quite
early attention. There are some novelties heaIo
i Of and popular reds and terra cottas are nkeiy
I to take the lead at present. The lace trace
would be quite du except for jobbers re Assort-
ments Imported hosiery and house Keeping
goods are very quiet at present, although there
are many new goods arrived in the market and
a few days may show a readiness for tall busl'
ness Cashmeres are probably showing more
activity than any other imported article, ana as
the finer qualities come within the popular
range already referred to, they are likely TO find
large sales. Mohairs are i'll pretty fair request
Pushes for cloakiEgs have sold freely ana sons
large orders arc booked for early delivery.