The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-28
DRY GOODS.

IT will be observed that there are some changes
in quotations for dry goods In the east cotton
goods are scarce and arr higher than aiew
weeks ago. In this city, however prices have
not ueen advanced, as dealers here anticipated
the rise and bought heavily early in the season.
This enables Dallas merchants tC sell at prices
below parity with those OF Ony other city In
the south or west Trade has been very active
in this liue during the week, and the present
favorable weather induces the belief that the
heaviest business ever experienced in this city
OF In north Texas, awaits the dry goods mer-
chants of Dallas
TO.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
PRlSrs-frrcman's, 3; Lodi, 8, Gloucester, g.
Harmony. 5: C0chCco. Ga; MeTrimHc, 6ls. Green.
wich, b's; Allen, G; Albion, solid. AZ; Peabody
solid, 5s; Peabody black, Sc Simpson black,
G'3 simpson mourning, Ga; gloucester ulcnm-
HEAVY RHowS DoNrsucs- Augusta, ia. "a;
Indian Head, Ni, swift Creek, a. & 81; .EtnN,
-, sk Edreheld. A. ~ Cabot, a., ga;
Derby 3 f. 81; Glendale ST., Sd; Nalchc2, 3,l,
6's; Charter Oak III A; Lake George, III IA;
Great Western, ! 1, s. International ii, 63-l
fiSEPnoWN DoNtsrICs-La Georgc,7is; Har-
vest So; Pocahontas, 3 Great Falls, ~; Peer
less, 3 10; Plum Island, s Atlantic, S4; Green
BLEAcHEp Social 9; Sunny side, 5;
llomeSyille, ~; Forest s. big Bonanza, rs &;
Auburn, So; LOnSdsle 10; LOnsdale, cambria,
Is; Wansutta, l3i,; New York mills, Is; diamond
Hin, cambria, 81 Knights, cambric, q Hero, A.,
! .
DrcGS-krbwright, l6. Ettrck, s.oz, y, stark;
S-ON l2',; stark, lu-Oz, ~ Savage S-u2, l2ls
llNmpden, brown and drab, 90, 10; Hampton
XIX. do, A. Boston, 1907, brown and drab, l7lsj
Montauk, ~ inca, %, No 5, 10 inch, t1's; No,
! s. " inch, a1ll; Gold Medal Blue Ia; Lion,
brown and drab. H.
PLAID osNAnuRGs--Delta, ~; Economy l2s;
| Ottawa, So; Michigan, So; Belle, re; Wood.
lawn, SA, Catnwha, %.
| TlCKING- Amoskcag AGA, ISL Hamilton ~
| Hollywood, plaid ii; STANDARD Il, 10; East0n b.
/ 9li, Omega 1917,
CuAMHHiY--liE@ Ice.
/ CorroNNApE-New York Camlet lie; Bay City
| 1j&c; Royal lie, OXmead, lie; Kansas, l34c.
| HICKORY Rock River, G-3, Hue and Brown
0Ec India lO&c; Arlington sac Thondike
| T. iaC; Hamilton T..
/ KrSrucKY JEANs-PaclGc II. r., 2i,Columbia
! i0 Kansas, lSiG Humboldt So palariS, p .
Table Rock, l6'; Bonanza, 224 Pride Of The
/ West 32'a Bang Up, 20, Deer Island, l2li, KeO
/ ku6, 80; Mississippi N. -; RoXborough, 1873
Badger ~ e, Golden Fleece, %; ST. Cloud 37h,
/ llNsEYs--DeNtVE e2,JustCc2 :NnvCrly, ljSa
/ Green Brar, 1872; Rob Roy II. United States II
| For nearly three years foreign textiles hay,
/ becu coming to the American market with un-
/ usal freedom, and have contributed their mi
/ proportion TO the general increase of importa
! tons Notwithstanding the duties thereon are
! among the heayi. st ON the larit list Accord
/ ing 10 the figures furnished by the bureau o
statistics the imports Of Sill, wool, cotton, ant
] lax fabrics mo the I nitcd States during thu
| fiscal year ending June 81 lsSl were valued Il
/ BIS, iVi lj9, their value in the preceding yeaI
! being SliOGtGl75 and in lSNO--an eXCcptiunally
| high year-sllS2i3,3 The imports of lSs.
We're, therefore, about per cent above those ri
! lSSl and per cent, higher Jhun in 1850. EXccp
possibly in the Two years preceding the pauiC
! the imports of the past fiscal year, have never
/ been exceeded. The composition of the tOta
was as follows