Two pages from The Textile Mercury, April 2, 1892. They include a Foreign Correspondence column from Boston on US textile trade matters: consular returns on English exports, the silk plush industry, lace curtain factories, a fringed towel duty ruling, and market notes. The Designing section gives two fancy shirting and dress goods designs (A and B) for 16-shaft and 10-shaft stripes, with drafts, pegging plans, warp and weft counts and colour schemes. The issue also includes part VIII of 'The Analysis of Pattern' on figured gauzes.