The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07

Owing 10 closing accounts pfepnratofy 70
The u,ual stock taking NJ the end OF The yeaIl
tho eastern prices o.! staple Dry kooat nefe ~
homo merchants have talon i1yAntage ~ THIS
aud stocked up well and Oiler GOODS WIN the
deduction, which those interested VIII hWos'
To'DAYs qUoMTiohs, a.
PnInTa-FteomRna b; Lodi, D. Gloucester, "
Harmony, B; COohecO "a; herfimnc, Q; dicens
witch. bE Alien, q; Albion, solid. b,i Peabody
solid, 61s; Peabody black OK; simpson BLACK
6h; Simpson mourning, on; Gloucester moufh-
HsAvY BBows DosEsrIcs-- Augusta "a, 7Hi
Indian Head sA; Swift Creek. a., 3-ii htna,
A. 81 Edgea.eld A ~ osg @s,c a. XXI "a
6,S; Charter Oak, ~, 4 Lake George ~, IA
Great Western. a, 8; international, A, . 3-i
fIsEPeowN DoMts1Ics-Lakc George, 2; har-
vest, So Pocnhontes Q; Great Falls, 7; Peer
less, -; Plum Island, s. Atlantic, SN; Green-
BLnAcHED DoMEsrcs- social,9; Sunny Side, s.
Auburn, 81; Lonsdale. Va; Lonsdae, cambric
jS Wamsutta, 1871; New York mills, Is; Diamond
Hill, cambria, 9; Knights, cambria d Hero A.
9; Hero, rs, s. DHllardyale, q Cambridge 7-S u
DuoKsNA rkwrght, 1o; Ettrick, S-oz 111s; Stark
S-oz, 12J6; Stark, 1O-oz, l6h; Savage, S'oz l2h
Hampden, brown and drab 90, TO- Hampton
Montauk, 40 inch :, %; No s, 40 inch. i21S; No
s. 80 inch, 571s; Gold Medal Blue, 14la; Lion
brown and drab, 10.
TICKING-Amoskeag AGA, 18H Hamilton IL;
Hollywood plaid, ii Standard q, 10; Easton B,
9H; Omega, 16%.
CHAMBRAY-14jS@ 16c.
HICKORY Rock River 6-3; Blue and Brown,
PIC India, ,l01se; Arlington, $40 ThorndlKe'
KENTUCKY JEANs--Pacifc R. R., "a; Columbia,
40 Kansas lSs HUMBOLDT g P palsr !, I XXI
West 321s; Bang Up. 20; Deer Island, SS1s; Keo-
kuk, 80; Mississippi X. ~; Roxborough, 1914;
Badger, 2lh; Golden Fleece, 70; 81. Cloud S7M,
Green 3riar 1875 Rob Roy. a; United States u
PLAID OsEABURGs-Delta, 7I Economy l2H;
Ottawa, so; Michigan, So; Belle, 71s; Wood
wn. 81; Catawba, 9h
the trade of that city as follows: Jobbers have
effected fair distributions of staple goods, so that
deliveries have been larger in the aggregate
than for some weeks past. Rcassortrnents
asked for by mail and telegraph have been the
main standby. Fancy goods have been sought
by the retail trade at home aud near by. we
hear of a little jobblng in fine imported woolens,
but such demands are very spasmodic and to
meet chance wants Of the best tailoring trade.
Pushes and velvets, the latter especially, have
been in request; also, fine silks. Best merinos.
which have been scarce A. The sources OF sup
ply, have done well in reass0rting way Best
hosiery-fine French cotton and lisle--have been
more nquired.after. Silk handkerchiefs, laces,
embroideries, and fine housekee ping linens
were in some request in view of the holiday
trade. Among fancy ribbons, Ottomans,
plushes, rich velvet and silk block patterns and
the uUeSL suSU SOUuS nave petu Iuc luOot dCufcs
GLOVES of all kinds have done fairly in a reas-
sorting way among the favorite shades. Span
ish lace which has been quite slow of sale this
season. is looking up little, and fine shawls
have received some attention. Importers, be-
You'd attending to occasional reassorting orders,
have not much to occupy them Just at present sat
From Boston the movement In bleacted shirt
ings has been notceably larger this week, owing
to the decline in prices of several leading
brands. The reduction extends to Blackstone,
sdale, Cabot Hope, and other well-known
goods. 1t has not been followed by any changes
in brown sheetings or shirtings, but 1t has I'M
parted an unsettled tone to the market and an an
impression prevails that some concessions Will
be made in these goods when buyers are ready
to operate; amounts, however. do not confirm
this view. A few brands of tiokings have been
reduced in price, and other kinds of WOODEN
good are weak with more than the usual accum:
uations. Cotton fannels are well sold up and
command good prices. Print cloths, are selling
more freely at advanced prices. Prints are I'M
changed, awaiting the event of the holiday spe-
cialties nextweek Dress goods are not moving
to any extent aud the poor grades are still offer
ing at low prices, Atwood styles for sackings
and suiting are well sold up and sustain full
prices. In wooden fabrics for m en- use there
is no movement of Importance.