The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-15
DRY GOODS.


JuDGISG from the immense quantities n Goods
which daily incunber the sidewalks In front of
our leading iobbing houses the pre narntions
Tor our iall trade In dry goods, boots and shoes
Snu Hnufeu lines must be in excess of that of
Previous years, and an inquir yamongst the
wholesale merchants of the different lines leads
US 10 believe that the business of lie coming
season viii be very satisfactory il nothing hap.
pshs 70 inlure 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 oidou briskly and
Tor class Of goods not generaNy, sold in Inc
lnarGct unll the middle or latter end OF Au.
gust Owing 20 the active emand for The lend.
ing lines Of staple goods prices In tho eastern
market continue Veiy firm and Ia a number nj
instances have advanced slightly Our rnpr.
enapts, with an eye to the benoatof their custom.
ers, have IN but very few instances. advanced
Their prices, aud these only when the advance
IN the cast has rendsIeG it necessary. Bc,ow
are given quotations OF leading lines which iu-
V'uue some seasonable goods not quO,ated lately.
To'pAY't QUOTATIONS.
t6iNrs-Freeman'B s. Lodi. S; Glouceste-
q Harmony, 8; Cocheco, C4 Merrimgc. 81,
dTeenwich, So; Allen, q; Albion solid. Az, paa.
BODY solid 81; Peabody black, 90; sim pson
nS S SS' s simpson MOURNING ca Gloucester
HEAVY BRowS Donnucs-AugusIa. a. TX.
indian Head, SO swift Greek, "A, GN. Etna.
-, ga Edgened, A. 7& Cabot A 7a,
percy, - % Glendale, 81, So; Naiehcs,
~ Nsi"i w van ~, SAt LAKE. George.
al. 5s. -
>, FISG BROWN DomEsuo--Lake GEORGE TX.
harvest sH; Pocahontas, 9; Great Falls ~,
Greenbrer,S. 80
=, BLEAcHED DoNEsTIcs--soclaL 10; Sunny
Side, s. Homesville, TX; Forest S. Big BOn.
ana rs g.; Auburn, So; Lonsdaie To-
MMpi s id Gambric IL WSmsntts, l2}. New YORK
cambria. .; Hero, A, .; Hero, rs s. Ballard.
vale 7; Cambridge, rs, Z; Peerless, Sd, 81
DuCKs-Arkwrght l6; Ettrick, S.oz "; Stark.
ZOE ~ stark, 1902 l7 Savage, S.oz, ny; Hamp.
Boston, 1907. brown and drab, I'M Montaui, ia
inch, %; No. 8 40. inch, AN; No. & 81 inoh
S7h; Gold Medal Blue, Az; Lion, brown md
PLAID osNABuRss--Delta, IN; Economy. 10y
Ottawa SIsi Michigan, Sx; Belle TX; Wood
lawn, 81; Catawba, On.
TlCKiNd-AmosKeag AGA, l8H Hmiltou Il.
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard 2, 10; Esstoa K,
w omega, l6t.
CHAMBgAY-liA@1cc.
CorroNNADE-New York Camlet l7c: Bay CITY
l5ac; Royal, lie; oxmead, lie; Kansas, i$sc
HlcKonf-Rock River 6-3: Blue ana Brown,
9nci India, lOhc; Arlington. she Thorndikc,
l2SC. Hamilton, -.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Paciac r r.. 81 Columbia.
AZ; kansas, lsls; Humboldt 80; Palaris, 2lL,
TABLE Rock, l6'l Bonanza, 29i. Pride of the
West, R..; Bang Up, 2O Deer Island az; Kco-
nun' ou Mlssl>slppl h, W. marlborough. 1872.
badger 2lh: Golden Fleece, %; 81 Cloud 87I'
LiSsEYS-Dest,r % !; Justice ~ Waverlv. Is:
Green Briar, l3',; Rob Roy II; United States NJ
The laStoispatcheS from New York state the
movement OF assorted merchandise has been
very good. Prints have been distributed very
largely during the week, aud u large force Al
WORK on orders have been unable TO supply Tho
demand for such styles. All seasonable casse.
oi goods IN more or less movement and the com
pleted business for the week is very large Tho
tone OF the market for all cotton fabrIcs az
desirable character very firm.