The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
DRY GOODS.
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS..

fo-DANS QUOTATIONS
Harmony. 5; oocheeo. 6il; Merriinse, s5s: Green.
witch, 81: Allen, 6, Albion, solid. So; Peabody
solid. So; Peabody black 81; Simpson black,
So; simpson mourning, Ga; Gloucester mourn
HEAVY BRowS DoNEsTIcs-AuKusta, "a, ~.
Indian Head, sA; Swift Creek, "A, 81; 4Etna,
A. ss Edgedeld, a. 80 Cabot. a. *;
Derby, "a 5 81; Glendale, "a So; Natchez, 81
OK; Charter Oak, Al AZ; Lake George, "A, III,
Great Western "A s. International. A. s. 81
FIgEP ROwN DoMEsIiCs-Lake George,1S; Har-
vest 50; Pocahontas, 2 Great Falls ~ Peer
less. 10; Plum Island, s. Atlantic, S& Green
BLEACHED DoNEsucs-social,& Sunny Side, s.
| HOlmesyillc, *; Forest ; Big Bonanza, IS o.
| Auburn. SIS; Lonsdale. 10. Lonsdale, cambria,
| IS Wamsuita 1875 New York mills, II; Diamond
/ liill cambria 9; Knights, cambria, q Hero, a.
! o. Hero, rs S; Ballardyale, q Cambridge, rs, q
I Peerless, "a 5's.
DucKs-Arkwright le, EttrIck, 500, 70; Stark
/ s-oz, l2la; stark, lU-o2, Il; Savage, S'oz, l2a
| Hampden, brown and drah, 90, no. Hampden
| Xxx. DO, H. Boston, l0-oz, brown aud drab, IL,
| Moutauk, a. inca, %; No. S, 40 inch, i2is. No
s. " inch, 5iisi cold Medal Blue, ia; Lion
| brown. aud drab, Is.
| PAID osNAnuEGs-Delta, *; Economy, l2li;
| Ottawa, 81; Michigan, So; Belle, "a. Mood
lawn, 81; Catawba, %.
TIGKING-Amoskcag AGA, lsls Hamilton p;
Hollywood, plaid, H. standard 4, 10; Easton b,
| Va; Omega lGM
! CHAMHRAY--l4HG lGc
| CoTToSSADE--Ncw York CAmlet, lee Ray City
! l5Ac; Royal, he, OXmead, lie; Kansas l3i.c
| HICKORY rock river, G.S Blue aud Brown
| 9}sc India l0jsc Arlington, Sse; Thorndike
Il sc; Hamilton u
| KENTUCKY JEANs--PGcinc r. r., 2tColumhia,
| 10 Kansas, 1875; Humboldt 81 PalariS, q Is;
! Table Rock. 1875 BONANZA, 293s; Pride Of the
| West S2A; Bang Up ~. Deer Island, A2};; Keo-
! kuk. 50, Mississippi X A., RONhorOugh, l9ls;
| Badger 2l&; Golden Fleece, &c, St. Cloud 37js,
| LlSsEYS--Dexter, % Justice Q, ;Wavcrly l5As
Green Briar, 1871; Rob Roy, II; United States n
The New York Commercial says the retail
/ trade so far has been unsatisfactory and disap-
| pointing, In the agricultural districts the
| gathering Of crops and preparing the soil for iu-
ure planting have cugtOssed general attention.
| However, II favorable change In the tempera-
| ture would impaft such activity to the consump.
| tive request as TO reduce stocks very rapidly.
| The patience of this branch of the tra'e is be
coming exhausted, and on the part Of prominent
| firms rash thTcatenlngS are being made. To
such, aswell as 70 all others, we say-keep cool /;
as with clear weather the demand will 10
| sufficiently large to tax the capacity OF the most
| thorough organizations. Considering that this
| is the fourth week of rapidly waning demand
otagents II must be admitted that prices are cN-
eeedingly steady, though strong pressure has
| been brought to bear upon agents. without sue
cess exceptin styles where semi-annual On not
| oitener loCkeyiug in prices is the rule aud not
| the exception. Regarding the stock of cotton
| goods II has rarely, II ever, been SO well con-
ditlOned ut this period of of the season and year
| OF many makes of wide popularity the daily re.
ceiptS are quickly distributed, wants of consum-
ers calling for more, the spring demand In sight
and yet of many brands of large production
| there is nothing in hand, For the closing week
| of October this IL an unusual occurrence and
| although prices are said to be easy no opeu
changes at least have been made.