The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-10

hbs,se from The lmmen.e dusnllues u aoods
yboh DALI lnctlfnbof The sidersts In front N
DOR ie,dlhg jobplgs houses, ,lc plepsIavons
I'D IInd,sd Inc" must bs IN .ice.s q iha, 81
wHois,sle merchants of The dlnefent lInss lesds
no W believe that the business q We coming
season will be very satisfactory II nethinE nap
pens u lnI,ire the prospects now before u.s. slim.
nlaled ~ the glowing prospects OF !he COTTON
crop, themerchants Of the surrounding towns
are already sending In their oideis bnssy sha
for y class Of goods not generally, SOFA ~ !hs
market until the middle or latter end Of Az
gust owing to the sctlv0 emand for the lcad-
Ing limos Of staple goods, prices IN inc es.teIn =,
market continue very urn ahn IN Nm w,p'
chants with nm eye to the benefit OF their CUSTOM
ers have In but very few instances huyanuuu
their prices, and these only when tne au p,c
I'm the east has rendered IL necessary. Below
are given quotations OF leading lines when m
oiudc some seasonnble goods not quotated lately;
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
PnINrs--Freeman's,, 8; Lodi 3 Goncea:eI
Greenwich, bK; Allen, 6; Albion solid, OK; Pea,
body solid, 81; Peabody black. ~; simpson
black, OK; Simpson mourning ca; Gloucester
HxAyY BsowS DoMEsTIcs-- Augusta. a., ~;
IA. SKI Edgeacid, IA, Tx; Cabot "A, TX,
Derby - SS als ss "a fs E Gscnse
Al. tx. o ~.
| Harvest Sh; Pocahontas, 9; Great FAILS. IN
Peerless SIS Plum Island s; Atlantic, 81:
BIEAcHED DoxKsrIcs-social TO- Sunny
eide, $: Holmesville,, TX; Forest MS BON IN
Lonsdale, cambria, Is; Wamsutta. 1877 New YorS
Mills 49, Diamond Hin, cambria: KniGnts
carnbric, Q; Hero, "A, 9; Hero, 7-s, Ballard
DUcKs-Arkwnght &c; GttricE, s-oz y; stark,
z,l2N; stark, 1Ooz III Savage, 8-oz 12ll; Hamp.
dem brown and drab, 90, 10; hamden *, 40, "A;
Inch, %; No. $ 40 inch :, 42h No. 8, ~ inch :,
SIX; Gold Medal Blue, AK; Lion. brown ana
PLAID osNABunss-Delta, tx; Economy, l2a
! Ottawa, 81; Michigan, 0sS; Belle, IN; Woou-
TicKISe-Amoskesg' AGA, 1sh Hmilton II;
| Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard q III; Easton -
| ok omega, 16H.
| CHAMBRAY-14H@16c. o,.
CoTToNNADE-New York Camlet 17c Bay City,
Ike Royal, l4c Oxmead, lie; Kansas lSnc.
! HICKoRY-Rock River, Go, Blue anu BroHh'
9Kc; India, lOIc Arlington SIC; Thorndike'
KENTucKY JEANs-Pacifc R., "a, Columbia,
40; Kansas, 1875 Humboldt, 80; Palsris. I i,
Table Rock, 1914; Bonanza, 221a; Pride ot the
West 3lIa Bang UP. 20; Deer Island, AZ; h to
kuk, 80; Missi ssippi X, AZ; Roxborough, dy5s;
Badger, az: Golden Fleece, 26; st Cloud S7M
| LINsEYs-Dexter, 22h; Justice, y; Wayerly, 10;
Green Briar 1919: Rob Roy, IA; United States, II.
| The census Stats les of WOODEN manufactures
| shows 2GSi establishments of all kinds, giving
employment to HANGS wh9 receive a,n. ~ ~
materials used was sl6l, u ~ and the Vaiue oi
the products was S267,69S. sH CLASSIFIED, ths
products were: Wooden good. including blank
cts all sorts Of wooden cresS goods, WOODEN
yarn, and wooden rolls sl6O COZ. III; carpesS,
other than rag, $751; 1922 92; felt goods 81 6lg 6SS
worsted goods, ssS $40 942; wool hats, S., 56g
hosiery and knit goods, includmg tnose mlAeu
| Will, ootton AlS Gl8 727
A Boston dispatch says: Agents say that their
accounts have not been in such good conditioh
for years. No more changes IN prices ha rS
been announced, but there is firm feeling, ana ana
IL trade comes up to expectation an attempt VIII
be made to establish higher rates; Cotton ilanneiS
are still meeting with a large sale, and the pro-
duction in some instances is sold ahead for the re-
| mainder of the year. Blue denims and ducks
have been selling remarkably wei, and the re-
cent advance in denims is firmly malntalnen
Other kinds of colorsd goods are moving
| fairly, but by 10 means actively. FOR
printing cloths the demand has been rather
| light Manufacturers, however hold iirmiy,
and there is no indication that they WI i hiah NJ
any further concessions. The demand for dark
prints is steadily increasing, ana the season
promises to be tho most satisfactory one l9r sey
| cral years The prices of regular fanGies Is
exc. per yard. but number OF speclalues III
| extra and white cloths. run from &C. 10 loc.
yard. The polka dot prints, for when tueLe mas
| been an unprecedented demand all through tne
| summer, are coming out in new eliec's ana VIII
probably meet with good sale during the tall.
Ginghams have been selling more freely since
| the decline to &C. per yard for standard makes;
but the market cannot be reported in a satisiac-
| tory condition. Lancaster and Amoskesg regular
| style arc quoted at Sc. ayard; other brands nre
quoted as follows: Glasgow staple checks ana
staple fancies 71Ec.; Slatersvile do do. Sc;
Whittendon do do. Sc; White Manufacturing
company's 90. do Sc Manchester do. do. &C.;
there is now large variety OF cotton ana WOOL
| dress goods on the market and the business for
| the two weeks just past has run largely ahead
| OF the opening weeks last year. Prices open
! very low in some instances under the rates OF
| last year. Wooden goods for mems wear are
selling little more freely from iobbers hands,
but the fall trade in this line has not fairly open
ed Flannels are selling moderately at STEADY
| prices. Blankets are all sold, and engaged
ahead Orders for clothing have begun TO come
| in from the west. The demand is Tor pretty
| high class of goods.