Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-01

States weather bureau, received the
following dispatch from the weather
forecast Office in San Francisco:
SAN Francisco, Oct. 81.
Observer, Los Angeles;
Fair but cloudy weather. Some in
dications of present storm extending
southwark into Southern California
Sunday evening; gradually warmer.
FINLEY.
Mr.. franklin last evening furnished
the following report of the condition OF
crops in Southern California:
Santa Barbara, Ellwood Cooper-Since
the 18th we have had uniformly foggy
and moist atmosphere, mostly from
early morning to near midday, other
part Of the day clear, temperature
pleasant; conditions favorable for fall
work.
Hueneme, S. l.. Mack-Bean thresh-
ing is still progressing. The beans ex-
posed, not yet threshed Corn husking
in progress, also plowing.
Lompoc, G. B. Hughston - The
weather has been foggy and threatening
for past five days. The crops are ali
harvested, and the farmers are peace
fully awaiting rain. The haruest has
been bountiful and everyone is satisfied.
Los Angeles, CAL, German Fruit
company, by Eugene Germain-South-
ern California produce OF all kinds is
now coming into market and being
shipped to eastern points. Owing to
the lack OF speculative demand, prices
rule much lower OH walnuts, raisins and
dried fruits of all kinds than prevailed
last year. Fruit crops in the east having
been abundant, materially effects values
of our produce. The demand is light
and supply naturally large. The low
figures now prevailing may, however,
stimulate the demand and consumption.
Los Angeles, CAL, United States
weather bureau, George E. Franklin
The temperature ranged slightly below
the normal the first three and the last
day of the week; the remaining days
showed a slight excess. The highest
temperature was 81 degrees, lowest 4S
degrees. A deficiency Of .21 inch occur
red in precipitation.
Pomona, John Wasson-Two weeks
ago fog hung over the Chino beet fields
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age OF sugar in the beets diminished so
rapidly that the factory people were
about to close down for the season, but
clear, sunshiny days appeared and the
sugar at once increased in quantity and
the factory is still running. The Pomona
Wine company will run about three
weeks yet, and will have crushed about
$50 tons OF grapes. For over month a
carload OF wine grapes has been ship
ped to Los Angeles daily, and daily ship
ments OF table grapes are made to east
ern and northern points.
Riverside, w. r. Keith-The raisin
crop is fully one-third heavier this wear
than ever before, and the weather since
picking began has been all that could be
desired. The crop of navel and Seeding
oranges is also very heavy, but that Of
Mediterranean sweets is little light.
Rodeo de los Aguas Rancho, A. III.
Denker-Farmers are taking considera-
BILE interest in the beet sugar industry
under the cooperative system, and
from present appearances factory will
be in operation within a year. Grain
harvest is over, and has been very salts
factory. Corn gathering is progressing
with an average yield OF about sixty-tive
bushels per acre.
Lancaster, James P. Ward-A good
many ranchers are dry blowing. With
early rains an immense amount of grain
will be planted.
Monrovia, 7. ]. Barnes-No rains
thus far to interfere with securing of
crops.
Anaheim, M. Nebelung weather
has been about the same as last week;
sunny days and foggy nights. The min
imum temperature was 46 degrees.
Campo, S. E. Gaskill-The apple crop
is ripening fast and is of fine flavor. The
weather has been warm, the tempera-
ture ranging from go to 80 degrees.