The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

cl,angcs 10 note In our quotations, prices gcncf'
ally being very arm ana steady,
TO.DAY sQtUfNttON9
PRiara -gretmhns, b. Lodi G GlouoeAvr
g. Harmony. &. Coehec0, Gji Mtrflmac, .6hi
dfeenwloh, 6h Allen, y Albion solld' 5k len.
body solid. b.; Peabody black, .bH, Simpson
black %; simpson mourning Oh; dlOnoosWi
HThyY Bows DosEsrics--Augusts, - 7hi
Indian Head, shi swift Creek "a, oai hine'
- s'ii Edge0cld, -, DE Cabot a a., ~
2i'Oi H., 20 thS va 1 osE &c. tx ISso George
~ IA Great Western, ~ d InteFnHliohM
Fiyc BLOWN DoMFsTIC-Lake George, 7M
Harvest, 81; Pocahontas, Q; Great Fans. IA
Peerless "a Plum Island, b; Atlantic 81;
GFeenDrier Sa. a. e....
side 3; bonneville, 7,i Forest, 9; Rlg Bolt
ANA, rs, GS; Auburn, w Lonsdale, ~
Lonsdale, cambric n. Wamsutta. ~; New gnrs
Mills, III Diamond Hill ennhric ~; KnlGhts'
vale, I: Cambridge, 7-S Il Peerless, 80, 53s.
DUcKs--Arkwrighl, 10; Ettrick, S-os, ~ stark
S-oz, l21S; Stark, 1907 ~ savage, e'oz l2h; lamp
den, brown and drnb, 90, 10; Hamden Xxx, do, Y
| Boston, 1907 brown and drab, IN; Montauk ~
! inch 2E No. s. 10 inch, 424; No. ., bI men =
/ S7h: cold Medal Blue, l45i; Lion, brown ana
PLAID osYABures-Delta, 7Ai Eeonomy,, ,l2h;
Ottawa, Sh; Michigan, So; Belle, ia; Wood
AVN, So; Catawba, ga, ,o,, ,,.,,.., IN,
MISUNDERSTANDING AGA, lS,s; Hamilton u
iatp rdyices from New York state that the
dry goods trade was dull; weather uniaVoraDle
fpr distributing of spring and summer goods,
aud many jObbing houses report very serious
dininutiOn of sales as compared with ms lime
las year New business i'll staple fabrics Is
lgut and what there IL Oh acllNllg Is Oh acCouil'
Vi The I Chicago Tme7 says: For week past
the wholesale dry goods trade OF this city mas
been characterized by moderate amount "
animation sales being on about AS large Il scale
MS is usual in the month of May, Inc hummer
of buyers in personal attendance has been grad
uully diminishing of late, ana II large proper
ton of the sales made were on mhii-Oruer nc
count all the leadiu staples, as Wen as spring
, and summer goods, being called for TO fair eX
/ ten. Prints sold very wei mos, mos
of the time at \former prices, and thert
was IL free movement in singhams, AmoSken5
f and Scotch dOube-fold ruling weak at lowe
t prices Other cOttons were fairly called for ailC
The prices as given week ago coiHusG 10 n'
although there was II certain amount OF Shading
in number of cases. Skirts, hosiery ana gen
eral underwear showed moderate ahllnnu1 ~
aud there was fair call for thin shawls suitable
Q for summer wear, while dress s DDS commune
in fairly good request, with a particularly goot
call for black and colored cashmeres, nuns
/ yeilingS check effects and novelties. Gloves
sold very briskly, fancies, such as mosquttalr'
and SUICIDES being freely called f.r Carpet
e were moderately active AT unchanged prices
D In Boston business was slack, owing 10 colt
wpnt her in the interior and josbers are disposed
. to complain but prices are well maintained ant
no sposition is manifested TO force business D!
. hams are marked down jn Ordel to relieve III,
G oyer-supply. Amoskeag staple is quoted at
cents, and Canton dress styles at III IL cents
. Prints are steady but slow of sale. Prihtlnl
cloths are in light request, with an easier tone Y
c the market though quotations as yet remain
about the same. Wooden fabrics for men Wea
G are steady. with demand light Flannels III
r active. Carpets in active request. FAN hosier
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