The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-30

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York Chronicle,
writing from Nashville. Tennessee, says
The interruption in the movement Of the
email amount Of cotton still on The plantations
~ she excessiye rains aud oyerAsw Is OF slight
flnportance compared u the serious drawback
10 planters in getting ready f1r another crop. AT
this time last year great deal Of lahd vas IN q
south but up 10 this time little or nothing has
been done IN any section, and generally The land
Is 20 saturated with whier y WI De We ~ De
the unprecedentedly rainy season give pla1e 10
thr most genial weather.
But this 4 not the worst feature o. me Iips-
rect for do not hesitate b say, and 70 emphl.
size II most positively. that for year past The
eOufh has not been In n worse condition unhn-
cially. into which i has been gradually led ~
The crops Of is7g-s0 1ss0-sl and lssl-s2 were
cornrnenced and the first two carried through,
with credit Al high tide. hefchanis were mo-
only willing but anxious, 70 furnish planters All
thew would buy. and under the influence OF
greatly inflated credit the acreage was largely
Increased. and all o.her Influences com mining
-fkvorahly enormous crops were produced. going
~ far tev0nd the most sanguine expectations
that ertrsvngaDt figures, made a. random ana
often for effect. proved % be most ettlftie, Az
has led 10 the adoption Of the most ennEgerhied
Ileas a. ~ The unb0unded capacity Of Tie
foufh Fl the PROHIBITION 81 cotton; ana
many people have jumped y the c0nclnsl1n
fhaf TIE acreage vii b. Increased every year %
10 Is per cent and hence they predict with
much cunfdenee, before the crop T. planted mat
II win Be- half q million o. million bales
Ia this Ne teen incuicsted that noihing BIT
errr~e er.rIarieure vii correct &C. To properly
conprehend the question ID must be reinem-
hsrrd hat the cotton Il male almost entirely un
r-nIIff. therefore, When dimes are tush ana
credit % BE- had not merely fOr the asflnE.
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b. ..s ~ ses Be-. s sns On bui ahsn
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