Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.


April 2S.-The farmers have got to
LIN since the excessive rains. The
WOE lining warm now and the crops are
sla 3rg finely. # we can get two weeks
sg0s [-sarher now the farmers will be well
:" with their work again: Oats and wnea5
" "- -a[yfng finely, and bids fair for good
yis.a. ,,.,es If cotton was sold here last
IIiuriug from seven to eight cents
"s7-.rr3 The same cotton would have
r. r. r'nc cents when ginned, but was
Hy7s -. . rise: but the rise went the wrong
hf.u -. " rngch for the Hon. Mckinley.
w. t.rr,rg. April 2S.-The farmers report
:'-----a-r prosperous with them. The
s,a- .,5G, viii be light unless more rain
,ra.,r soon
or,sDects for corn crops in Central
- r,. letter than for years.
,-.,-rs-ox. April 3O.-The weekly
- and crop bulletin of the state
.-sr,ice was issued this evening Tor
-. ending April 80. 1891. II gives
.sr.pcrature, precipitation and crop
~ -, for the week throughout Texas as
follow: ..,uo a,,.r -. ms, saren
a.. has areraeed about normal. The
--,.-....r,- for the season from January
continues in excess. No rain has
O., r. -n,. state since the 23d, and clear
- .r v..h an abundance OF sunshine,
,...rae.erized tbs weeks weather
,rr5uguc Texas.
H.. 80. r has generally affected crops
-@reFr, The rain OF last week has
sd me Bra7os river 20 overflow III some
-'.--,-i.- ST., IA VII! Decessitate rep!antIng.
80 sr.s corn arc growing finely III the
e..lsr-; acl Central portions of the state,
- l.. III and cotton planting IS about
.,.,,.r..r,d in Northern portions. Oats
- ID head out. The wheat and fruit
-,-5sye.Ls continue good.
-. tsIRA,Is FROM REPORTS
-5...-Sevcral farms in Brazos bot
,r-y. been overlooked and Will have to
t.-.r.r..ed, otherwise crops have been
.-4ar-.l during The week Temperature,
r~ay.r.gla. "a degrees; minimum, % de-
Temple - Temperature, maximum, 81;
G.r.ir..ro Temperature, maximum. Sc
,sa7r=es. minimum, % degrees.
l.esgu.te-loo wet Tor farm work:
T,,'s grtr.uE headway. Cotton half
,,t-,a Cylu looks sic!1ly and fired on low
5,r1 Temperature, maximum, 50; mini
..r. -. rainfall, -.
Hog--uu-Flue growing weather and
-r.r-gI i. kinds doing well. Tcmpcra-
.- maximum, St; minimum, -.
Woo NeAlAeF COO a l,I oSsS III
BE I..-s OLop7 rOtns VI - ~, =.
80 '. ~. -''- !''' '-ie' III LII ''-'-' so
minimum. 30
4.,eriurl-Furmers well up with their
vyrs. 0ucai prospects good. Corn IS be-
.rgrorEod To- au advantage. Cotton plant
l- !,'i-', 'r=c.'l,lol VI az rs,l's''
d. "r-- ''-- '''l-'-'1' 4iI'A- IL --i-' co.
In ':--L!, 3D. ,..,..
c. qE1.aI ne bte5os river ssdi'd, d. .1le
'4,.t Acet' -..''' !. tiH ti-9 E"tc l'-sS -,
+lu o' ,.. ,l,.. ,r,,tn, of iS4J Tenn.
-. .,'.,-.-,.i,,, -. minimum. -
81. W..-EI, re,.y fine r1, crops
....,,+i-,,los a,,d -ba oc,.eac.,
-, -l..,T I-r ven, Temner9f,IT,l
r.,.r,..r "a doc 1ninium, !, deg.
1.-, lr,,s i,, WING raniIlv
rara a.,,s are busy p.owiHg corn and plant
lg cotton. Temperature. maximum, 81
10 rfDt-.-,ul 20 de-.
Corpus CnrlSI4-N eather iaVoraoe ana
rEoIs IN splendid condition temperature,
G4N.H -.a. NJ o.. minimum, oo neS. -.
.-', y" ing o. boaS
W.. Nv, ~, clariemt mt stanI
r--,..... r.-o,;,,17,,,, -. minimum -
- ,,-e,,n,, "a ,,,,
- 1,,y1r,,+.,t,,,,,, 49,
,',. 81. 80, :,
- 49, Il ,,..,4 ,,-,1.7 T.. J..
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-, 49, p. ~ 80
-. ~ '-. ~ &c ,ot ~
-. ~ - = !i-'' 90
-; ,,...,,- $500, -,,... ,-..,,,;..-
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