The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
DRY GOODS

JUDGING from the immense Quantities 10 ro.o,,
which daily ineuInber the sidewalks an front q,
our leading lobbing houses, the preparations
LOT our IAN trade in dry goods boots and shoe.
anu kinureu lines must be in excess OF that ol
| previous years, aud an iuquir yamongst ths
| wholesale. merchants Of the different lines lead,
US TO believe that the business OF the eonlinV
season Mil be very satisfactory II nothing hap,
| pyns 70 iuJnre The prospects now before us Slim.
ulaled by the glowing prospects of The cotton
crop, the merchants OF the surrounding towns
| are already sending In their olders hrisklV and
,os eiass o, goods not generally. sold in the
niIAet unuI the middle or latter end OF Au.
GusI owing To the active emand for the lead.
lns lnes oi staple goods, prices in the eastern
MaIAet continue very firm aud In auunber of
instances nave advanced slightly Our mcr-
cnattS WIN an eye To the benefit of their custom.
trs nave IN but very few instances, advanced
| thelr prices, and these only when the advance
IN Tue east has rendered il necessary. Below
o or EVEN guomIlohs OF leading lines which in
ciUue some seasonable goods not quotatcd lately:
| TODAY SUoTATIuEs
| fGNfs-trecman's S. Lodi S; Gloucester
| v Harmony, s. Cocheco, GA; Merrl,nao, az
SSr1.nwich, ~, Allen, g. Albion solid, 5x; Pea.
| Lniy SOHO 0Si Peabody black, S.; SiInnsun
49,, n.1E, On; simpson mourning, tx; Gloucester
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures "A M.
Indian Head, sS swim Creek, "A, 6x; Etna
DERBY, 81, 81; Glendale 81 81. Netohez
- "a; Charter OAK, ~ Az, Lake George'
- -; Great Western, ~ s; International
FINN BROWN Dorpsrrc--Lale Georya ~.
harvest sk; PocahOntss. g. Great Fails *
Greenbriers. ''S'
,BLrAcGED DonEsrIcs-social. 10 Sunny
SIDE, D. TOWNSVILLE, ~; Forest S; Big Bon.
ANA ~ 6S; Auburn, 81; Lonsdale, In.
ionsdale, cambria, Is; WaInsu,ta. la5s: New Sos,
Wits, is; Diamond Iiill cambria, D. Knights
S Ssls r. 2; Here - Hero, 10 s Ballard.
DucKs-Arkwrtght l6; Ettrick, 800. y. STARK
s-oz, M; stark, 1909, III Savage, S-oz l2S: Hamp
Den, brown and drab 90, 10; Hamden Xxx, do. IL.
, nos0h, io,o1. brown and dreb, M Montsuf, a
57h; Gold Medal Blue l4s Lion, brown and
drab. 10. "ii'
PLAID osEA1uRos-Delts TX; Economy, l2x
HS pnu ~; Michigan, ~; Belle ~; Wood
lawn, "a; Catawba, 9A,
,TlcRIN@-tmoskeag AGA, ls& Emi,.on u.
sh omega, 16k -
CHANBRAY--l4k@lGc
COTroSNADE-New York Camlet I-c. Raw C,,c
lahc; Royal, lic: Uxmesd lie; Kansas. Ike
HICKoRY-Rock River 6.S Blue md Brown
ghc; India, lOhc; Arlington. she Thorndike'
l2Hc: Hamilton. 10.
40 Kansas, ls'a; Humboldt, 81; Palaris, 2lI
Table Rock, lGl5i Bonanza, 225.; Pride of the
west BIS; Bang Up 20; Deer Island. AK; Keo-
Ru5, SG Missi'sipdi X; q; Roxborough, iS,l;
LINsEYs-Deytr, Pr: Justice q; Wsverlv' Is.
Gleeu Brar, l3}s; Rob Roy, a. United States IL
me commercial Bulletin contains the follow.
igg There has been some little stir in the for
Slgn market during the past week, as there ara
ahumber of southern and western buyers TAX.
lug notes; but owing 10 the extremely hot
weather they have not rs rule settled down
10 any definite business transactions Importer.
ssrisiSy aooS rof very good season and it's
nave been moving brskly this month, and sales
compared most favorably with those OF last wear
rlushes and velvets are in very fair demand.
; to'Teu yeivem nave been The subject Of some
lmportations OF these goods have been light this
season. Millinery katins are In very good re-,
quest In all colors. In dress goods, rRsdames
ana q, procedes OF rich and new patterns sesm
10 hold the palm at present In modeia ate.
priced staples we note some competition
Between the French and the English
manufacturers, the latter having evidently bet.
tered their Gest efforts OF past seasons In ths way
Of combination checks, plaids and brocades,
Many large sales To iobbers have already been
made, the goods having been sold 10 arriyS.
Csshmeres are also looking up, and cotton yvlyets
get their share Of. SUTTON The market Ia already
iull OF new designs. price. are moderate, and
ho1h staple aud fancy goods are moving bri,klv
for the season. In ribbons all.silk and mixed
gros grain, satin and gros graiu, moires plain
AID fancy sash, In rich colors, are selling in
moderate parcels Gloves are showing some
Signs OF opening, dark ColOrs, including terra
Gotta, being among the fGyortes Housekeeping
goods continue quiet, although little more sc'
tive than during the last few weeks Cash.
meres. mohairs and fine pushes for cloakines
continue In fair demand. laces generally ara
quiet and only the best makes sell so with en-
broideries, Altogether the market seems In n
healthy condition, and p.icss seem likely ~ TO
main trin I"
The Wholesale clothing trade IL opening quite
satisfactory The New England dry goods mar.
ket Is steady. though ginghams show less ami
matonthan expected when the new styles open.
cd. Anoskeag and Renfrew dress STYLES OF
gingham opened al 10 Ia cents, and white and
Bates at &c. Staple ginghsns opgnsd ut 7 l.2c.
and declined to &c. Hosiery and underwear
show improved tone, because Of the correction
by congress Of the tariff error.