The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
DRY GOODS,

Reports nom the eastern markets during the
past week show that the stocks In hands OF
agents have been greatly reduced In volume.
owing to the increased demand from all parts
OF the country In anticipation OF q lively fall
| and winler trade. As u consequence, most OF
| the leading and popular makes Of staple dry
goods have been advanced fraction by the
agents OF the various manufactures While the
| eastern jobbets have not as yet succumbed 10
the "bulling' tendencies of The agents and
manufacturer, II has had the effect of stitching
prices and making them less willing to make
any con,ession In the way ofprices or discounts,
our Dallas lObbers are on line with their east.
ern brethren aud have not advanced prices on
any goods, aud will not unless compelled
BY the pressure Of higher prices
actually paid for their goods. we. rs Il cOnse-
quenco, have little or no change TO report In our
local prices, which are given below. The stocks
OF our lObblng uses show full lines OF fall aud
winter goods and the seasons trade may be said
10 have fairly commenced,
TO.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
;, fMNrs-Frceman's, b Lodi, 3, Gloucester g.;
harmony, b COcheco, ca; Mcrrmac, 6li; Green
wich. ~; Allen 6. Albion, solid 81. Peabody
solid, 81; Peabody black 5A Simpson black,
o., simpson mourning, 6N Gloucester mourn
HEAVY BRows DoSEsrIcs-A Augusta, IA. 81;
Indian Hesd, Ss. swift Creek, A. 6 81; .EtnA
-, 81 Edgeheld, A., z 81; Cabot Al, 10
Derby, 81 5 81 Glendale, "a, 5G; Natchez 81,
6's, Charter Oak, III IA; Lake George "A, ~;
Great Western, A. S; International a. b3-I
FlSE BROWN DOMEsTlCs--Lakc George, n; llar-
vest SR; Poeahontas, o. Great Pals, ~ Peer
less rs; Plum Island, s. Atlantic, SS; Green
bricr, g.
BLEACnRD DoNssrICs-S Social, To- sunny side. &
Holmesyillc, IA; Forest s. Zig Bonanza, rs 6S;
Auburn, 81, LOnsdalc 10 LOnsdac, cambria
l9 Wamsutta, 1875; New York mills, 10; Diamond
Hill, cambria, D knights cambria .. Hero, -
y Hero, ~ Ballardvale, 7; Cambridge, rs Z,
Peerless, 81, 81,
DUCKS ArkvrIght, 10; Ettrick s.oz, II, Stark,
b-o2, l2h; stark, l'-Oy, II; Savage, 500, l2R;
liampden, brown and drab, 90, 10, Hampden,
TX. do, II; Boston, 1000, brown aud drab I'M;
Montauk, n inch, y, No, :, 40 inch I2G; No.
s ~ inch, SIX: Gold Medal blue, Ia: Lion,
brown and drab 10.
PLAID ossAnURGs-D M Economy l2H;
Ottawa, sR; Michigan, SS Belle "a; Wood.
lawn NJ; Catavba, %.
rIcKISG-AmOskeag AGA. .l0H Hamilton IL;
Hollywood plaid. II; standard z, 10; Easton b.,
~, Omega, l6.
CnAMBRAY-iiS6s Ice.
CorToNNApg-Ncw York Camlet, lie; Bay City
l5!ac; Royal, lie Oxmead llc Kansas, l3hc.
HICKORY Rock River 6-3 Blue and Brown,
gEG India, lOSc; Arlington, SFc; Thorndike,
l. sc; Hamilton II
KENTUCKY JEASs-Paclhc Il H., q Columbia.
40 Kansas lS',; humboldt 3G Palaris 2lk;
Table Rock. 49, bonanza, 22i.. Pride Of the
West 32's; Bang Up 90 Deer Island i21; Keo-
ktk SO' Mississippi X. ~; ROxborough 1914;
Badger 2lA; Golden Fleece, 70; ST. Cloud 37H
LlNHhhs -DcAlcI, 2'I2iJ Justice y NhNCrly 10 u;
Green Briar. l3h; Rob Roy, II; United States H.
dispatch from New York says; Exports of
domestic cotton goods the past week 26i2 pack
ages, aud since January |. l0J.3g6 packages
aRainstlO9 i2i packages last year; against rs 1913
packages In 1880, aud l0i 0i3 In 1872 The
lhoTnd'kc stripes have been advanced NC for
staple cotton goods. A steady demand and or
der request for many moderate assortments Ia
connection with deliveries ON account of pre-.
yiOus engagements, give a very good move
M anti In nj
the movement aud desirable stocks of dress
calicoes are pretty well exhausted. Dress goods
ARE of steady delivery. and all specialtos are
sold up and largely ahead. Flsnnels and
blankets are In steady assortment request:
shawls and skirts are In like inquiry Cloakings
are 10 large distribution Tho tone OF the mar.
Eet isvery firm. and the jobbing trade has been
moro active than on any previous day.