The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

long oomir {. This fact ia very clearly indi.
Gated in the upward tendency notces.
ble dUflpg the past two days. We heard
one co;lon buyer remsrk yesterday that cot.
ton was going up, aud that farmers could
'ook forward 10 beg@r times. Tho crop
throughout the entire south is too short this
year for prlces 10 remsin low. The same is
true as regards other produce. The corn
crop is SO short that orr export pro.
due. is cut short full tbree-four!hs. The
wheat crop, good rs it has proven in Texas,
is short in the main wheat belt. And this is
not all. The crops of England and ireland
have been greatly damsged by rsips, which,
although they we're remarkably fne at first,
has reduced them to an ordinary YIELD Russ
sia cannot supply Great Britain except at
heavy cost, and the Austrian export cannot
be relied upon. All things considered,
Great Britain will likely need her usual sup
ply this season; and with her dependence cut
short in every quarter, prices in America,
her main source OF supply, must necessarily
rule high before the next crop shall be ready
for consumption.
The Jefferson Democrat will speak right
ought ia meeting and there is no stopping i.
1t wslds n heavy sledge-hammer too, VIXEN
Il lskes the republican party in hand, and the
sparks fly in stream. la speaking of the
corrpn,ion cbargsahla Ia tho oreat rsrph,
=. :,
i'oH'' 'o'lo''' " s"Ss'
When Preaident Johnson convicted Gen.
Grant OF downright and deliberate fslsehood,
DID II iDlurc Gen. Grant In the leasl' When
Mr.. Blslns was openly tSarged with corrup-
ton presenting ~ strong prima laCio cs-c
Of rascsli'y rs could bs we'll Unsigned. his
state, without investigating any If these
charges, enthusiastically elected him 20 the
SENATE for .he long and short terms. Did II
ever !ta 80 She standing emupg tho repubi,
csns, {. 41} ct the Vic couspi atOrs that stole
.le armiteucyl iho mombera OF Che .u-
pr'aa court "ui every uopubiieun msmapr
Of ooag'o'7 ;nai he'd anything 90 do win 10,
gss.i o.. t..- now VITA TIE republican losdsH
s2' gao republican party 'a .Ge.y ga before.
,.'. .,'". ,'9 l'.u,
qatUon,. and slsnl.y N,.,bovs ap.
pointed 4" 'ae supreme bench
1.'A's '''A'h''t'" hon. sHA mN.s cor
y,,H,g ~, ytioh ,g,s ga ~ ~ 81, y" , ,"e
door. end ar.or be Asd exercised his yc,sJns
inluo1co 30 ere.t Investigations, never iul-
pa.I',t us poPu,"l'H' GRAM accepted beI-
him fr.e R,bss,n rnrtoroI tS '"" ',oy. 60 so'
ment :. the tune Of hundred millions
WHAT has been done about u? HISS tinjurs9
n'u' ~ iins p'ei' opSl ~ GhhrSou llsI thoi9
5000, 600. Tbers has been no investirStion
permitted. Has it ever Impaired the chsrac-
Ter Or popularity OF sherman! And so we
hui y V nsoo.a ST. 49, s | ,ho Nv n ntIHn"
leaders and republican party is rot sectional.
ism, but patriotism; it ia virtuoug and hon
s,, l. ; me whole north were republican
wouid be blessing V For,uustay Tho u' nor,S.
ern people arc beginning 10 nrTiyo at the
same conclusion.
The Democrat ouly ultsrs tho truth about
these leaders. and rhne thare ara mu,.
,;,rao. Lo.t ~
'''aa' VI uon''" h''A nlou a'nong we rAnks
OF the republican party, they will be blinded
10 thu truth about these leaders.
Thu San Antonio E,r.ssa IA r;.,b, about
:. 49,, =, -. .'..'y 'r PC go "U0"'
Z" WYNN " s"SS '"e o'sn"sJmeh VINO robbed
some farmers near this city jumped up the
way roooe' ana seriously "oun6ed another
and those fellows will Do tsken in yet.