The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-03
DRY GOODS,

The last special from New York says: The
market is fun of buyers, and II large degree of
attention is given TO all classes of fabrics, bnt
business is not correspondingly active, Season.
able speclalties of the best qualities are i'll steady
request for moderate ass0rlments, For staple
and colored cottons, the demand is well MAIN
taincd, and there are many moderate ship.
ments daily. There is more inquiry and bot
ter quota of selections for mems wear woolens
American and Arnold indigo prints have been
reduced SIC.
From the New York Journal of Commerce:
Prices In wooden goods are low ana unsatsfac.
tory, and large number OF the most prominent
makers are running their mills but part time
Purchasers assume knowledge that Is contrary
to tho facts, in the cost of production If they
see such Il bonanza In the manufacturing of
woolens, why not embark In IT? There are a
number of opportunities of which they can
avail themselves. We have before us schlars
Textile Circular, wherein Is announced for sale
the following wooden mills; The Alton wooden
mi Alton, Illinois; the Lewiston WOODEN mills
Lewiston Illinois; The Wooden mill at Pittsiield
Illinois, Morayia WooiSn mil, Mora
yS N S s 1SrH ta' Ohio Bon
Wooden mills, Berlin, Mich. London Wooden
mills, London, Ohio; the Saxton River WoolGa
mill Vermont; Esopus Wooden factor, Esopus,
N, \ the Wesiield Wooden mills, Westfelu,
N y. AS WOODEN mills so near WoOl-growcrs
are offered for sale Oh such liberal terms, cloths
iers who know SO much about the cost and profit
on production, have an opportunity never be-
fore presented. Tha. these mills are offered for
sale is documentary evidence of the uuprotita-
BILE results attending the productions of wool
ems IL should stimulate manufacturers To slow
| up their production TO II greater percentage
and, If possible, do something TO reduce the
supply and improve prices. The latter feature
| is u necessity that can be accomplished only
through the former being prosecuted vigorously.
| To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
| PRiNTs-Freeman $, b; Lodi, g. Gloucester, 6;
| Harmony, 5; C0checo. Ga; Merrimac, 6; Green.
wich, 81; Allen, g. Albion, solid. SO; Peabody
solid, 5,s; Peabody black, 81; Simpson black.
o.; Simpson mourning, On; Gloucester mourr-
| ing, Ga,
Heavy BROWN Observation-Disclosures, "A, TX;
Indian Head, 81; Swift Creek, Al, 6 81; Etna,
Derby, S-i, 8 81: Glendale, S.i, 81; Natchez, S-l,
| G; Charter Oak, A, 4; Lake George, ID 2;
Great Western, A, $; International A, SS-i
| FINE BROWN DoMEsrics--Lake George, & Har-
| vest, SIS; Poeahontas, 9; Great Falls, z; Peer
T, less, S IS; Plum Island, .; Atlantic, S4; Green.
brier,
BLEAcuRp DoMEsrlcs- Social, 8. sunny Side, 5;
Holmesville, 7A; Forest, &; Zig bonanza, rs, 6;
Auburn, Sls LOnsdale. "; lonsiac, cambria;
ID Wamsutta, 49, New York mills. u, Diamond
o. Hero, rs, s. Ballardva,e, 7; Cambridge, rs Z;
Peerless, 81, 81.
DUoKs--arkwttghti &c; Ettrck, S-os TX; Stark
S-oz. NJ; s,aik, ~, lhN: Savage, Soc, l2h
| Hampncn, Otrwu and drab, 90, lG IiNmpden
Xxx, do, II. Boslon lO-Oz, brown and drah, nia
Mon n,k. IL ihch,, ~ No. !, 40 inch, en- Nc
y ~ n"i., Nh; Gold Mccall Bite, iil.; Lior
nr,wu nhd draL, IL.
TiCNise-Amosseng AGA, lsI Hamilton II
Hu'y weed. pltd, II; standard z, 10; Eastou u
az: Omega, lbts,
CuAMDhAY- Na69 Ice.
HlCkvRY-- Rock River. 6.S Bluo and Brown
e.o, in,ta l0>G Arlington sac; Thorndike
" t,c; Hamilton u.
KLSrucRy JKANs-Paciic r. r., 2i;Columbis
~, Kausa,, 49,; Humboldt 81; palaris 2l,,
rah, Rock, l6's; Bonanza, 22}i; Pride of tn
West S2's. Bang Up, 20; Deer Island, SSti; Keo
suk, 70; Mississippi X, a.; Roxborough, 49,,
HauHer z,,s; Golden Fleece, 26; ST. Cloud y1h,
LiSsRys.-Dexier 2h2;J Justice, @: wayerly, l5S
green 3riar. 1917; Rob Roy, II: United States |
PAID 0sNApuRas-Delta, N; Economy, l2h
Ottawa, So; Michigan, So; Belle, ~ Woo
, vi, sS; Catawba, 9H