The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-28

purttlNplN unlnlDDIlNnl llt uNtTubt
price of the season depends upon the
total supply, compared with the total
reoulrenients of the customers. The
facts of the case seems to he rs follows :
The weather has been favorable for
picking and maturing during Septem-
her and October, anunusual proportion
of the crop has been secured, for the
times of wear, owing to the drought
having ripened the 6olls prematurely,
and condensed the operation of pick
ing into n shorter time than rsunl; q
second growth was started by the rains
at the'end of August, which Is now eX-
ppcted To deyelone into "A substantial
addition to the crop. at least on the
bottom Iands--and altogether a more
hopeful view of the Weld prevails than
n month or two ago. We should say
that four millions is now the favorite
estimate omonv MERCHANTS in Amer
len. bnt among planters and dealers in
the southern states probably 2l millions
Is tbe current idea. The great difficulty
il tu reconcile the statements of the
agricultural bureau with these opin-
ions, Its renort. published i'm October,
still reports n very bad result, the i'm
proVehlene lol tme inon.n Hea's 'n,S ~
tosk per cent sun lehylhs Iiie ~
per cei,V VI iuit s,eiu. o,ov,o''9 i,'J;noto %
Worheu ouC oii 'huv .,,, uasiS inIi.e .I.i, ;ts q
crop Vi ohiy o4 lhiliioas, "'m,S me ,.'
ilsures vi ucIease as oaais. 10, nu,n u ~
traorulnary thilg is tllh' .te t tepo,.S VI
ILe bureau av .iia .h. % oilne , Ua o"S aSrJo,, -
worked out vi, 1!,is pau, ,,"ne 49, ano 1,n tSn
very correct lnuicatiohs VI olop 'pi o Wig
Pasv hNe yeaio NThous | ,,,rn,
VI crop mas usuaiiy zen ~ "aUSI :
WIN Inis iacS oeio,e u?, ioS .i nio",;nn
uiiilcuit W acquIesIe III Vhe
accoun.s iioM nihH leao I tSot % thn hn o
olher sue. ~ Is PoseIuie Una' .ho oo,
reau report next liio..n nay 1noM S;te =
great lmPr0Venlent, anu Iheii .he ";,l ~
Guilty VIII disappear. CerIainiy an m
required 10 Drlhg IL lhLo harmony WIN
private adVices shouiu tlinI hot Occur
we Will De lelt III Ine paihiui uiieiiil ma
or haVlnga gap OF '9o,ooo oaies peIweei'
the best private ana oliiclai aoVlces.
we shouiu JuuSe liu,ii .no Piesunt f.nnt
tome Oh ieeiihS III ahieIlea tlit. II iioi' ,;
holas on VII laIe III Noseniper! tsUi-
mates OF 1our ana Quarter inli'ions
VIII come up, ana IL Is haturai 70 sup
pose that II sucn shouio preVaii prices
Will be further depressed. At tne same
Tune, IL Is worthy OF hotice, that puoiic
feeling has a wEhaer1ull ihIiuence III
giving color 10 all thlngs III Ahierica.
In sangulne years they liiVaflapiy
underestimate the crop, ana TINS may
be one OF the eXceptiohai SEASONS, wren
they err III the opposite oirectioh.
Certainly the best examination we
nave heen aole TO give 10 the auVices
from the interior OF the so'lth, uoes liot
incline us 10 nelieVe IN very lhrse
crop. we snouiu say onao lhey pom.
to yIeld rather oelo" than ABOVE .i aii
average; the upianus, "nich are INV
said TO y'eld TWO ,thirus OF lhe crop, are
expected 10 40 Gonslueraoiy w9rse Innli
last year put tne po!Ioiii ianus, iepie
sehslhs pernaPs 'itsu, aie eiApeu.SIud p,;"Id
10 90 mucl oe.,ei. SuPpoSe tnI ie,u
per acre 10 oe ei1e oes salne ann @ ias'1 vmo r
sun woufu oe o'oo''oyC, ] W. sne tma 'o"u araa
l'Suies W aIie"Hi, tpJa r. ho onI,, fve
plailteu anu cui.'Va.uE w ~ o'ny ny ~
Per P celS nno !es' ono % onn e hn,o "o @ u,op n W
S,ooo'ovo W 100000 ta'v, 60, "hu an o+ "J Sno
lees .h"t a.. "U pot;,,,, ,,ore A GOOD
SI So'1 . AZ, " dnSonds ,,,on tbe
ueal, nowevel, d uepe,iu penmths 'pVWN With q
mea.ne, vne Win Seosnn II is nossihle
,Gns opun h p,ScNhs nS tha secnnd grnwth ~ ~ will
,n"tnrn rl,"t a'II thot o % frost % and Vet weather
,ma,iio ,no,id otharwiso thar o destrov Perhans
,non To s.. I'll n n,,.rtor of a n,illion ri
bnsas m1as T., 10 s s,,snanle hnt IL docs anrear to
y" u"'o1 at tho m n,a,nant that tho cbnpres are
os aS ~, ronoh vne IN favor Of n Weld below fonr
'e;iii"ns 90 iiio as ahovo If
mho aot,,oI oon ns,n, n+ion of tho world
nost omd nrosneotive has received 4
p;%orons p;9o ono eTannination in conseouence
of tho onctnnarv onnenrance If on
Tr,n, r,ler,s evcaIient circnlor and tho
Anal resn,t @ has hne,, to confirm his view
that tha visible and Invisible stocl,
on,mh,ned Increased about 25t,. 600 bales
weeks consumption of Europe and
America. 1t therefore follows that 8
decrease in the American crop of no.
600 bales, with the same supply from
other countries, and a small increase
of consumption, say one per cent, will
just cause supply and demand to bal
ance for the coming twelve months.
We certainly look upon four millions
of bales in America as no more
than is required for the consumption
oe H. .uarll Mo innlinn Tn thIn.