Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-30
WEATHER AND CROPS.
s.. Lone Star State Bulletin for the
Past Seven Days.
Tall Averages Two Inches Over the
''' Entire sta .e-FavornOls weather for
Farming Interests

=. rsrlod IS follows:
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
,smDerature for the past seven
-. beeu slightly in excess of the
~ ID parts of the state temperature.
s,,b as go are reported from all sec
% tine state. The temperature for
poD' .o.o m from January l TO date,
Hs ,,.nes normal, although the
''D.I has been reduced dur
ste the month. A general
ns ,su averaging about two inches
nn ,bs state on the oath. This is over
0,s' inch mel in excess of normal for the.
0p' ,J covered by this report. Seasonal
P.-Iau continues in excess over all por-
isln'I - the ST 10. The weather gener-
w. W. hos he very favorable for farming.
y! are reported as doing well, and
rsqsar lie are well up with thei
--, The rain of the oath is doing
w. W., oood as in some localities ground
eating hard. The sunshine was
'tDn5sDt, and combined with a rain had
rsrv favorable effect on young vege-
tables.
opsppvERs REMARKs-NoRTH TEXAS.
vs.ouite-Heavy rain on the 23d and
9th. did great good, as ground was get
t., very hard. All crops look well.
r.mnerature, maximum, 81; minimum,
53; rainfall, l.99.
Graham - Weather faYorable; crops
haze greatly improved; wheat harvest
Tsu under way; corn doing we'll; cotton
acreage increased nd prospects good.
Tsmperature, maximum, 80; minimum,
a: rainfall, &c.
Dauas-Farmers all up with their
work; crops growing very fast. Temper
stDre, maximum, 80; minimum, 81;
rainfall, 20.
HoWe-Weather very favorable; farm
et are getting well up with colt n and
corn blowing; harvesting Will commence
IN few days. Temperature, maximum,
IS; minimum, 81; rainfall, SO.
WEST TEXAS.
Eesthsrford - Temperature, maxi
mum, 90; minimum, 80; rainfall, IS.
ne-Temperature, maximum, Sc;
minimum, &C.; rainfall, 2.26.
Brentwood - Weather has affected
crops very favorably. Temperature, |
maximum, SO; minimum, 5S; rainfall, |
l.j8. -
Brady-Oats will make good crop, |
though average small; wheat good, |
though injured by hail early in the |
month; cotton and corn doing very we'll. |
temperature, maximum, 80; minimum,
g.; rainfall, 81.
Lampasas-Corn looking unusually |
we'll and growing finely; wheat and oats
not so promising. Temperature, maxi
mum, 81; minimum, "a; rainfall, 32l.
Merkel-Wheat short; oats look well;
, corn very fine; cotton good standing,
promises we'll. Rainfall, 2.47.
Burnst-Farmers are getting their
crops in good condition; rather cool for
cotton. Temperature, maximum, 81;
minimum, go; rainfall, l.67.
EpWorth- Weather favorable. Tenn
Psrature, maximum, so; minimum, 81;
small, Is.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS.
Cusro-Temperature, maximum, 80;
minimum, ca; rainfall, I.20.
Laling-Temperature, maximum, 80;
minimum, 60; rainfall, 1.54.
San neutrality-suspicious., maxi
Hum, 49, minimum, 60; rainfall, 9. %.
Csstroville-Weather favorable and
cops in fine condition. Temperature,
Maximum, 50; minimum, 6S; no ram.
Oalllnas-Crops look we'll; grass finest
n ten years. Temperature, maximum,
VI minimum, Sc; rainfall, 2.77.
observation-disclosures very favora-
VS. Temperature, maximum, 81; min
mum, 60; rainfall, 81.
puval-Wheat a failure from rust;
cotton badly in grass.
CENTRAL TEXAS.
Waco-Coru crop promises to basl4
1Oundant; cotton is doing well with
t'ol stand, and fair prospects for heavy ,
eDp' Temperature, maximum, 80; ,
minimum, 81; rainfall, 2.7O.
heArne-Temperature, maximum, So;
minimum, Co. rainfall, 200.
.. hunisville-Temperature, maximum,
Vi minimum, IS; rainfall, Sc.
oei'on-Tsmperature, maximum, 90;
uinimum, IS; rainfall, l.Sl.
., orsnham-Crops doing well; cotton
s S-OppnS brisk. Temperature, maxi
~S " VIZ minimum, "a; rainfall, -I.75, c
re tsupie-Prospects at present almost q
Sa up 10 1882; nights remain cool; .
~ Iea' crop north Of here will average
-. -alI crop; farmers well up; cotton and
- prospects tine. Temperature, maxi 4
c-,' W. minimum, 60; rainfall, lao. i
49,. urge Station-Nery hard rain on the =
,, -uI Oh the 24th, was bad for crops;
I u. -, IS very wet, and that, in connec-
- WIN cool nights for the past week, II
- ot been favorable for cotton. {
n tElr maximum, 90; minimum, I
W rainfall, 2.SS. 4
). manufacturers have been taking J
,s,auIage Of the favorable weather and q
,,,s,' 'uet cotton and corn in very good b
lou they anticipate as large crop L
nm, pSs' season. Temperature, maxi 1
-; minimum, GO; rainfall, lao. g
-, ,.sluu hock-W Weather very favorable; G.
Nj - nave improved the opportunity L
re- nearly up with their work: u
i'm !, ing favorable for a bountiful crop G.
n. 'ue exception of fruit. Tempera-
M '~SHimum, IS; minimum, 6S; rain
:, ,,-Vssstine-Waather during the.rSeek y
srna7 very favorable forFsn crous 8
!; t,at1re' maximum, 81; minimFlh, a
> 'ainfall, "a. "
COAST REGION. y, 3
i SSt'saLlss-Temperature, maxiinum, 81; 10
palt!ln, GO; rainfall, 9 .05. 81
weather for grow
!, ~0ps' which sre reported as doing
-. Temperature. maximum. s5.
Gu S,,aam, 62i rainfall, 81. -
, ,b Pls Christi-Fine growing weather u
. ITO. SlopS Temperature, maximum, m
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