Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

rand tioh 'Ho" " &c 49, fSS
,bp summer drouih.
=. ,ba q heat crop along the Double
,,,,,,.rr0u sud Salt Fork comes up to
..-,l,a present outlook indicates, SAYS
ilg-kpl Free Press, tiatbonts Will be
-, ,n curry the grain 10 Seymour.
,rr.,,ut farmer of This county has the
line uuter consideration aud esti-
.,-. .hr, this VIII be cheaper than TO
t.,I ,hr grain in wagons.
,,,r... nj Flurrsv lie is about all gath
.7o-d rlu is wanted badly by people
for plaUinE.
ra-, in Fnunin county is much better
va expected. II will all average
.-....,en bushels to the acre.
Tt- l-auhury Graphic mas on exhibit
.ryr-t potato weighing seventeen
a., onr-hulf pounds. II was raised by
yrn.,n Howard on Fall creek.
T-..uu, Nov. 26.-All crops that
-..,.fntpd This year in Borden county
,.r-w .I injured and yielded better
,,.p expected. Durham coutuIns three
i,..ra-. houses with a newspaper in
prospect.
u,rr CITY, Nov. 26.-Hale county
.....a blessed with good rains, but
..,U.,l au excessive amount, and the
..,,...-- III now plOw all winter, "a the
,. t.-.. bolts moisture TO II remarkable
-.--.a what whrnt aud rye there is in
..u.r-v un looks fine. The weather
mn. ,l. present has been delightful,
r..... ..-i FRO iuclng thin zee two moru-
.... ~,urk Is in very good condition
,.s ,... .r,syects are that they will
,...r .t. winter we'll.
>,..s.. Nov. 26.-lt has been cool
,--.....r .ry-raI DAYS and ice has formed
,.- ,.. .auruiugs The cotton crop is
s,.ut 4u ont. ginned, balei and cold.
m. most IT the corn crop is gathered
,rl ..ur & the farmers hive started
,f..- u.us,s 70 prtpnre land for another
,,... -l. farmers viii get the best start
.r. u..rr they have had since 1857 If
weather continues good. Stock il in
r.ol ny IN take the winter, aui with
r-o.rr attention Will 20 through all
.g.i.
N.N.>NLY, Nov, 27.-Cotton receipts
g.. Ial... Hulv. To-day is THANKSGIVING
s... uu.g q bales hive come III.
GTtr~iov, Nov. 27.-The weekly
weather. md crop bulletin of the Texas
,rt.r. w.arhrr service was issued this
pepars Got The week ending November
- Dr. r.pnTl- temperature, rainfall and
,r.r ..aIruau throughout the state rs
ng.A-. Temperature has been about
-.raa 20 nil purts of the state. No rain
,u. fallen during the wpek. On the
~.u.. tnr wrnthrr has been very favor
il .r for mrmiug interests. Following
ars extracts rom the reports:
\uETU TEXAS
uarus-|rmperatur maximum, 20;
minimum, a.
N--uu o.. Considerable cotton is in the
a..l-r-f 40 account OF the late rnins.
Gulam Cotton is still green aud the
ua ,rup is opening. Temperature,
m4Nuum, =; minimum 81.
WEST TEXAs.
Wra'her'lrl - Temnerature, maxi
mum r. m imum, 81.
Hrovuw.oI- The weather has affected
all rrou- invariably. Temperature, maxi
mum. q; minimum, 81.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS.
ern-Irnpcrature, maximum, ~;
unmuu, Is.
lang temperature, maximum, II;
U uaW, 81.
sun Temperature, maxi
s..H...s .-' III tllA IL I
NrW Hrnure!s- Temperature, maxi
u.u. ~. minimum, ~.
,u>irur.lr- Cotton picking continues.
Temperature, maximu a., 20; mini !
mum, al.
CENTRAL TENNS.
NnU'-IrmperHturt, maximum, IS;
minimum. so.
Hau'-'u.r-T Temperature, maximum,
-. rn.uHuu. ~.
-. a.au mpcrature, maximum, |
-. m'uu.uI. -.
.rl'Nu "mprruture, maximum. "A; |
u .m..n. 30.
Intestine Temperature, MAXIMUM,
Il. H.. mm. A.
lr..ul.H Temperature, maximum, /
D.. ".H.m, A.
4." Temperature, maximum, 50; |
W.n. A.. Gotten i coming in |
.'.E .aam AT any time this wear.
t.rl. '..tou picking is nearly over. /
.u. ega,u.s, maximum, 50; minimum, /
ruN~r REGION.
'."m Temperature, maximum, /
d. W... "Iu. A.
A.t-''. temperature, maximum, !
a.. %. nu.u, SO.
... .r.-u Rain Is needed. Tenn
.t'a...e, laANi uum, -; III uiInum, 81. /
EAST TEXAS.
'Frr .rwp,ruture, minimum, "a; !
81 r.u. ST..
-...w temperature, maximum,
=. Poe ..a.u so.
.Ht<- Nov. p. Thanksgiving dag .
Is ." nn! with il regular spring /
F'a...r. ID The present wra her con-
'I.. '.r twn weeks cotton picking will /
Nf AWAY INTO the new yenr, Us most
'. -lf making. The compress
.-- -.H g.. rusr lately, having TO run
b. ....f fart OF the time 10 get the cot
.'' '. ,ar way, as 1t is coming i'll so
'a'. aaI t">t
"f'.uaguLu, Nov. 27.-To-dRy was .
.- 'r a,v day for holiday. The
'-s.-s huu-"s we're all crowded with .
tlrm the country. over 30
-" cotton we're marketed during the
''. .~-. pry- being 5 50. Up 10 date
'.1 there have been over l6 600 .
.a.s "H~s-taI here.
#..f, Nov. notwithstanding
''' Thanksgiving day, an immense
". t.l-.u trade has been brought TO
49,. q. mct. larger receipts than for
,.'.'- iHFs past.
"a"N N""op, Nov. 26.-Coiton is still
.; 81. r4.ltiy. We will ship about
.t.rs III 5 season from this poiut.
".>'''k. Nov. % Our little city has