The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
DRY GOODS.

JupGisG from the immense quantities II goods
which daily incumber 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
prey iOus years, aud an inqnir yamOngst the
wholesale merchants OF the different lines leads
us to believe that the business OF the coming
season viii be very satisfactory IL nothing hap
pens 10 iuiure the prospects now before u.s. slim
ulhod by the glowing prospects OF the cotton
crop, the merchants ct the surrounding towns
are already sending In their orders briskly aud
for n class of goods not generally sold In the
market until the middle OF latter end OF An.
gust Owing % the active emnnd for the lead
ing lines OF staple goods, prices In the eastern
market continue very hrm aud in u number of
Instances have advanced slightly. Our mer.
chants with an eye 10 the benefit Of their CUSTOM
ers have IN but very few instances, advanced
their prices, nnd these only when the advance
In the east has rendered II necessary. Below
are given quotations of leading lines which in
clude some seasonablo goods not quolated lately
To-pAys QUOTATIONS.
PsINrs-FTeeInans, s; LodL 8; Gloucester
8; Harmony, 5; Cooheco, OK Meuimac ca
Gfoonwlch, 81. Allen, d; Albion solid 81; Pea.
body solid, 6k; Peabody black, 81; simpson
BLACK, Os; simpson mounting, ca; Gloucester
HEAVY Brown DoaRsncs- Augusta, "a, IN;
Indian Head, 50: swift Crock, "a, CO: .fna
81, 81; Edgeheld, "A, *; Cabot a., ~,
Derry 81, 81 Glendale "a, ga; NetcheH,
tuhttti Vhts IA, LhhN dthIkt
AZ 81
FrS brown Doarsric-Laie George IN
Harvest sf; pocahontas, 9, Great Falls TX
Peerless, 80 Plum Island, q; Atlantic, sS;
Greonbrcr.S.
BLgACnEp DonKsTIcs-social, 10; Sunny
Side, y; bonneville. N; Forest 8. Big Bon.
anza. 10 OK; Auburn, 81; Lonsdale, ~
Lonsdale, cambric, -; Wamsuils. lst.; New York
Mills lS Diamond I'M, cambria, .; knights,
cambria, q Hero, 81 y Hero, 7.a, !, Ballard.
DucKs-Arkwnght 10; Ettrict, s-ox, ~ Stark,
soz AN Stark, lOoz, III Savage, s,ox, 12H; Hamp-
don, brown aud drab. 90, ID hamden Xxx, do il;
Boston, 1907. brown and drab, IN; Montauk, "a
Inch, %; No. 40. inch, AN; No, \, SO inch,
e7h Gold Medal Blue l4h: Lion. brown and
dTab, H.
PLAID 0ssABuRds--D Delta, N; Economy, l2t
Ottawa, 81; Michigan, sa; Belle, TX; Wood
lawn, 81; Catswba, ~,
TiCKiNG--Amosgeag AGA, l8h lImilton r.;
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard z, 10; Esston Is,
eS omega, l6b,
Gil AaBRAy--li}s@lGc.
CorToENApE-Ne York Camlet l7c Bay City,
BIKE Royal lie; Oxmead, lie; Kansas l3sC
lliCkoRY-Rock River 6-S Blue and Brown,
ehc India, lOhc; Arlington sac, Thorndike,
KENTUCKy JEAEs-Paelnc Il r., "a: Columbia,
40; Kansas lSli, Humboldt 80; palaris, ia,
Table RocE 1917; Bonanza, 99h: Pride Of the
West S!,,; Bang Up, 20 Deer Island, AZ; Kco-
run nV MNsiHslpFl N ~ hONDOrough, IVA,
Badger, ~: Golden Fleece, &c; st Cloud 81,
LiNsEYs--Dest.r, 2l5a; Justice q; Wayerly, ~.
Glccn BriNr, 1872 Rob Roy IA, United states, II.
he latest telegram from New York states
mat lha Dry goods market was fairly active in
demand, though there was Il good quota Of re-.
cat orders and moderate selections. The lob.
l trade was fairly active for the week and
The volume OF sales shows the improvement in
NE tono ol the market strong, and with high
prices for cotton. There Is much complaint by
IN inufacturcrs at present prices