Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AID WEATHER.

Hunt county will produce about 80, 00C
bales OF cotton this year, worth 81 400, =
900.
At Flwood. Fannin county, the heavy
rains OF late have damaged the crops
lightly. About 80 per cent. OF the corn
crop and 80 OF the cotton crop is yet in
The fields Ut this point.
Half n bale of cotton per acre was
Taised on Red Mud in Dickens county
this year and the farmers there shipped
,hirty-two bales, which is something new
out there.
The repo 4 comes from Hickory creek
in Faunin county that the cotton crop IS
Welding neyond the expectat ons OF the
most sunguue farmer. Corn is light win
heavy shuck.
The editor OF the Knox County Senu-
mel, Mr.. Fishe-, slys his section Is enjoy
ing good, heulthy growth IN conse-
quence of good crops and flattering pros
poets, and ventures the opinion that the
acreage in small grain vii! be doubled in
Knox county the coming seasou.
RAvxNNA, Oct. %. Two light frosts
have touched la this section but did no
injury. The cotton bolls are all full
grown and oueuiug. The Weld will ex-
coed that Of last year. Corn is turning
out much letter than was anticipated,
while turuIps and fall cnbbGges are the
finest Tor years Wheat aud rye are
looking sPleutIdly. The weather IL tine
for picking cotton now but the piCkrrs
are scarce. The crop Is about half IN
md viii not all he gathered before Janu-
nry.
PoTTsaoro, oct. 29-Cotton receipts
up TO date at this polut are about 1900
lalps.
JEFFERSON. Ort. 29.-SevpraI hard
frosts have fallen lntr.y an have ouu.rI
come damage 10 the top crop OF cotton,
though rojIOu generally is turning out
better than WAS expected Ia the earlier
part OF the season.
GALVESTON, October 30.-The weekly
weather bulletin of the Texas state
weutipr service issued this evening for
the week eudlng October 80, reports the
temperature, rainfall and crop condition
throughout the state as follows:
The temperature during the past seven
days has h.en s.iZhtly in excess of
normal for this season OF the ear. 40
rain has fallen during the week. Light
irosts occurred over some exposed Sec
lions Of the state during the early part Of
the week, hut it did no damage.
EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS.
North Texas- Dalins - Temperature,
maximum, = min mum, "A.
Observation-Disclosures ut present very IA
vorubie.
Graham-Early rye ard wheat fine;
rainfall, IS.
West Observation-Disclosures -Tempera-
ture. maximum. -; minimum, 40.
SoutHWrst GeXHs - Cucro - TPmpera-
-
Luliug-Trmperutu maximum, So;
minimum, A.
san ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maximum,
81; minimum, As.
fredericksburg - Cotton nearly nil
picked; no top crop to amount 10 any
thing.
Central Texas. Waco TEN perature,
maximum, 81: minimum, 46.
Huntsville Temperature, maximum
50; minimum. 40.
Breuham-Most cotton picked. Tenn
pernture, maximum. So; minimum, Al.
Bolton. Temperature, maximum, rs;
minimum, st.
Palestine Temperature, maximum,
81; min mum, 80.
acknowledgements maximum,
70; minimum, ~.
College Stuuon-Wenther favorable
Tor cotton picking.
Temple Wenther more open than at
this time last year. Much cotton is be-
Ing held bnck
Pan;er-Cotton is being picked rapidly.
II frost holds of two weeks there will be
Il heavy lnte crop.
Burnett-CottOn continues to come in
well, ana shipments are but little behind
last year at this dute.
Nruus-Good weather for cotton pick
Ing; Light frost on the eth. but did no
damage.
New Braunfels--Weather favorable.
Round ROck-Cottou npnrl: all picked
and is being held for higher prices.
Coast region - Columbia - Tempera-
ture, maximum, 81; minimum, IS.
Houston-The weather has affected the
crop favorably. Tenn eraturp, maxi
mum, 20; u '-iimum. 43; rainfall, %.
Corpus Christi-The weather has az
fPcted the crops fnvornbly and reports |
IRE iiattering, Temperature, maximum.
rs; minimum, so.
East Texas - Tyler - Temperature,
maximum, 81; minimum, Al
ew-Temperature, maximum,
50; minimum IS