The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-19

The exhaustive reports in regard to the
cops already harvested, and as to the con-
ditiOn Of the growing crops which the cor
dependents OF the World throughout the
country are collecting, and which we are
giving to the public in these columns have
naturally attracted widespread attention in
commercial circles. SO much depends upon
good haryeSts that minute information
gathered from authentic sources, is of the
greatest interest to men engaged in all
classes Of business, who must expand or
Nntrac: the operations as the prospect of
cops brighten or darkcn. Our adylces
fom all parts of the country are encourage
Mg and when summarized they show be.
yond cayl that the yield of cereals will be
Nlarge, If not larger, than the enormous
cops OF 1850. Even corn, in regard to
which no little anxiety WAS felt last
month because of the continuous rains, has
improved, 1t will be seen, so rapidly under
lle influence OF warm weather that not
only IS an average crop almost assured, but
good Judges considerit not improbable that
IAe crop may yet prove TO be one of the
AIgeSt ever gathered.
u sam matter of course that in such con.
uI'lOns hopeful feeling should pervade
Me community. Not only is the country
@oe blessed with bountiful harvests, but
mere is,eyery probability of large foreign
W T Tor any surplus We may have.
NNh these lights to guide them
business men may safely prepare
NehseIVes for trade in the TALL and
winter months which must necessarily be
WIZ anu which may perhaps eclipse that
any former season in amount. One eff.
."l OF tAe favorable crop out look has been
create amore conservative feeling among
Eslh operators, and it is evident that the
YNu.atlons which for many months dom.
'uA'el over al the markets for all the nee
@aI'es Of ille are fast giving away. The
v'auIIloh OF affairs during the past twelve
Iol'uS sabout to be reversed. Instead of
ny, ny PAGES Tor food, the great abundance of
we products of the soil will henccforth
wM 10 reduce the cost of liying,and instead
V.a q DIMINISHING export movement there
WI! sAostly he witnessed enormous ship.
, JsnIs Oh al our staples to Europe, indeed
,Ieurlhahd Tor room on the ocean lines has
neg9'y increased and freights have hard
.aeq, what is true of the steamship com.
su,es is also true Of the railroads, or at
SS .! such OF them as traverse sections in
w. Su'Vu lne crops have been harvested. In
s '~e sou'nWest many companies have, in
S."S Puence OF the pressure Of business,
NV. compelled to borrow cars from other
i"n anu Tue officials look for u steadily
-i'vas''g trathc Tor months to come.
s,s"s e. on when the spring wheat and
Wy. ..,et ia'e crops have been gathered, the
,na!S throughout the country will have
c'. se employment, as the movement of
So,. 10 Tue seaboard will give them bust
pey W Tue east, while the movement OF
San, merchandise when will be aug.
s INV. py the activity in building opera.
,San, III newly settled districts, will give
nay. neayy traffic westward, This bust.
S ,n,,, y should he remembered, will be per.
m. T'u AZ rates which viii yield fair re.
cav a w the railroads and not, a, was the
SGra ". year at figures which made lines
,,aas .ue largest business coma on the
s'Sa'es. losers in the end.
ina "ou.u the Egyptian troubles develop
10 co, p,olracted contest Egypt will cease
asS Vl,pe.e with us in the markets for wheat
tiSn ZION ~ Dut even were Egypt In posi-.
hs,neSe Export her products as..freely as us,
ne,s,,a ,v, 'nls country, from present ap.
b, marts Wouiu nave 4 ready and proiita.
No r ma'Ae' io- all breads,utfs and co, ION
nesnu pare, and an increased export trade
,mSs" are'utn How from Europe OF the
H., SHlpped from this side during the
nes,,"a VI NE current year. In this con.
dv,iSV,.n - : iact worth remembering 10 that
h ,ns W. past year Europe has reduced
,ben,pps OF American railway shares, and
viii bsyvee , any settlement OF trade balances
ettsn, ,e 10 be made in specie to greater
,h,t ,lan heretofore. Ii is Significant
he since s'nse the beginning Of July
s.Curl,ieo,a u9n market for American
\, \ y parity with our own ana ,h,,
dem.nasy and Saturday OF last week the
searSs. LOT our securities from foreign
lAs s,ss showed q material increase. After
thrcs,HSe which London has passed
Nrissh u her investments In Spanish,
Be- l,,Isa MI, Egyptian aud other bonds, Il will
publis a suort OK mar ycllous II the English
uVe' not turn lie attention more and