Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-06
WEATHER AND CROPS,
Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin for
Week Ending Last Night.
Rain Needed in Some Sections, in others sea.
cons are Good and the General Crop
outlook Encouraging.
Special to the Gazette.

bpeclal 10 the GaZetue.
GALVESTON, TEX. June 5.-The weekly
weather and crops bulletin of the Texas
state weather service was issued this
evening for the week ending June 8. 1t
gives temperature, precipitation and
crop outlook throughout the state
as follows; Temperature during
the past seven days has been
about normal in all parts of the
state. Temperature for the season,
from January to date, continues N ex-
cess of normal. Very little rain has fall
len during the week, and only in a few
localities The seasons rainfall con-
tinues in excess Of normal. The weather
has been unusually favorable for
farmers. Harvest is making good
progress, but the grain crop is light.
Corn and cotton are looking fine. Far
mers are well up with their work.
EXTRACTS FROM REPoRTs-NoRTH TEXAS:
Dallas-Temperature maximum, 80;
minimum, Ga; no rain.
Gainesville-Crops have done well to
the present, but rain is now needed.
Temperature, maximum, 80; minimum,
81; no rain.
Graham-Wheat harvest progressing
favorably; all crops IN good condition;
wheat acreage large, yield medium.
Temperature, minimum, So; maximum,
90. No rain. Oats fine, but acreage
small.
Mesquite-The cotton and corn have
made wonderful growth since last week.
farmers are up with their work, and the
outlook is splendid. Temperature, max
imum, 81; minimum, So. No rain.
WEST TEXAS.
weatherford-Cotton and corn crop in
splendid shape. Farmers killing weeds,
aud are IN high spirits.
Acknowledgements maximum, 90;
minimum, ca; rainfall, 4. Crops all
doing well.
Lampasas-W Weather favorable. Tenn
perature, maximum, 90; minimum, 55;
no rain.
Burnet-Weather has affected crops
fayorably; farmers are putting in all
their time; rain would benefit crops.
Temperature, maximum, SO; minimum,
GO; no rain.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS.
Cuero-TempeTRture, maximum, sc;
minimum, IS; no ram.
Luling-Temperature maximum, 80;
minimum, 6s; no rain.
0dllluds--N tdlubE as 1dNOIdDAG Us
could be desired; corn and cotton make
rapid growth, but are ten to fifteen days
late. Temperature, maximum, So;
minimum, So; no rain.
San Antonio-The weather has affected
crops very favorably. Temperature,
maximum, 90; minimum. 90; no rain.
Duval-Oat crop short; corn in full
tassel; cotton beginning to grow as 1t
gets cleaned; labor scarce. Tempera-
ture, maximum, Sc; minimum, 6S; no
rain.
CENTRAL TEXAS.
Weather favorable and farmers
busy with their crops. Temperature,
maximum, "a; minimum, 81; no rain.
neutrality-suspicious. maximum, 80;
minimum, co; no rain.
acknowledgements maximum,
90; minimum, 6S; no rain.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maximum,
90; minimum, 6S; no rain.
Belton-Temperature maximum, 90;
minimum, G6 no rain.
acknowledgements maximum
81; minimum. 60; no rain.
Tempie-The past week fair and warm;
could not be more favOrable; corn tassel-
ing; farmers we'll up with their work.
Temperature, maximum, &c; mini
mum, CO..
COAST REGION.
Houston-Rain is beginning TO be
needed; crops, however, are still doing
well. Temperature, maximum, II;
minimum, 60; no rain.
Temperature, maximum, 90;
minimum, Gs; no rain. Columbia river
has receded TO its ordinary stage. The
ground has dried and farmers generally
have replanted the grounds which have
been overtowed. Temperature, maxi
mum, 90; minimum, 60; no rain.
Brazos-Weather has affected crops
favorably. Temperature, maximum,
So; minimum, Sc: no rain.
EAST TEXAS.
Longview- Fine weather for all crops
continues; everything doing well. Tenn
perature, maximum, So; minimum, co;
rainfall, .0S.
Tyler-Temperature maximum, "a;
minimum 80. no rain