Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

market IN Laredn.
A light rain fell at Cleburne Monday.
The o1rn crop Of Johnson county VIII 90
very large Wheat and oats are selling
low, and farmers who can do SO Will walt
for an advance.
The jefferson Jimplecute says George E.
Kelly brought in white onion weighing
one and quarter pounds.
Th. first load of new wheat was mar
keted at Seymour, Baylor county, on The
18th at 70cents
The cotton around Merkel in Taylor
county. is extra fine. The spring round-ups
are about over and nearly all the WOOL crop
has been clipped.
Mr.. William Styles, an Ellis county
Farmer. thrcshed 1881 bushels Of wheat
from eighty acres.
The Van Alstyne News says Capt. G. L;
Burke made twer'y-Seven and one-thlrd
bushels Of wheat per acre
The plum crop of Caldwell county is very
large
Tie wheat crop of Comanche county is
turning out as well as was expected, aver
aging from twenty-five to twenty-elght
bushels per acre.
CLAUDE. ARMSTRONG COUNTY, June 90
Weather clear and warm. Crops are all
dong well Wheat cutting has begun. and
the Weld will be far better than was eX-
pacted wheat that was thought to have
been ruined by the hail came out and VIII
make from ten 10 twenty bushels per acre
ABILENE. TiYLCR County, June 26.-The
first wheat ever shipped out OF the great
,Iene country lelt mere Io-uay' peiLIe sup
ped by D. Lotspeitch x Co. to an Eastern
firm, through the Abilene national BANK OF
this place. This wheat Is production
over the amount required for home cou-
- .b LoI-i+ifiii harvest nov in
I.I.S "a ,,-,ll ~ nm elidance of the ra-
I,.-t.,..,IIo ",o,,.+t nf ou. rol,ntrv and the
iaosad 5,.,.a,ra ,,,-,.,, fl -.rns.,. seasons
-, IT,, oe C,,-
ALEDo' fAFhLE CCI MY 1ITe ~: -' la
tts mao ms idhra ~ l"t l'i' u ~ 80, ',
ne sidelIaChH are iu-t % ar 9eIs to1Itu
WIN cat'ie' Jay anu "HehV anu oui
are tr0"utu "i'H N''-o,.9 h'u''!t7 CAV r,i
h1Hed pro9uE'H LOT sii 10
80. ,.E,,t,,,.ts Which Win rTn
r. In, H.. ,,.r,,r, summer i NJ Watson
mi i,,G,a 4 / TIon6 are IoadiDr cars for
Dail,,- md so,-s,,-I 7tncrs intend 10 shin
- ,,..I, If IA, ,,,.,}.I-st continues rs good
~ :, NON. i II,..,rI,..,- in mis- neiuhbor
nod viii orado No :. and IS now quoted AT
-, ra,,,s fraa an hoard nj which rates 20
600 bushels can be bought.
U.,,uroy II,,rTrToN CoryTY. Jure "a
On I,st SATURDAY.. aud monday over. half of
~. ,rI,miItou sammy, bHd Good rains.
f'ntt,,,, 10 ,Inir.,, VIII vel IVbere the late
,irs fofi COR, VIII he o.ond Where the
-, I,.,,,o f.i1ad IN f.,I1 ,,rrp will maxi.
something like fifteen or twenty bushels 20
the acre
NT,vrp,r Wills PIo PINTO County.
J,nn oG a fine rain fr1 south and easr of
,,s .estnrda,, evening which in.rres the
r.o,,, .r,,, al ina, sartion The oats have
I,oor, .r,te,a5 and The cr0,, i nerfcrtly inn
-nnusG Crons of nil kinds were never half
40 GOOD and the farmers are al iubilant.
Frr,ytii1" seems To- work fGcather for the
bsst L'armrrs ha,c as a General THING.
iy,,,t ,I',i,. ,.,,o,,s in Fire fy and tba r,i1
IN, iI,st ,,i,,Et and ,t tho ,.irht tinn
- - -. -,
OAEhULLIoN' l'Ali'A2 i, q EI -
! ne y t oIoN. z'Ne JusC u4,aHeu Ihl 'iS'h
ny loilI-slA ac'eS Oh Wueat; ~ tHdue sollIe-
Inns over t"cIt ois.e!S |" nc acre.
VI. N Myers "lI t'-u'5 hiiiSL tliiaSnllis
QUIZ u"si4eI9 ~ NI'''''
E'hshoho JAth H'Nlh' June 81 ne
JdthspoEo foLIef NH Is receiving new
Wh,a al oaAN; ana OF rA'clehI IudillN.
Jack county mas a me "hedt HI'ti, inc pesS
lor yedf5- i'ahi Is h.GCl heeueu ar1uhu
inc ''Nu' pIl PORTIONS ol l"e county nave
Lao sOou fdina. EdEIS 4TdII - Oh Iue Hiat-
ket.
Quayah, Hardemdn c0untT.-ihe average
yield OF wheat per acre IA Hardcman county
this year Is estimated al twenty live bush
els. some crops have run as high Us thir-
fV-tiye hut the general average will reach