The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

j LlfIL1 E.r nFDA ANS rlNIl~Illlft 70 ANNIllA {
siisally below tnp n9rnl.ii.
Aes-li itca,1fe.-. le tglltitr1tlre tSsn dur
irr tnt carl.tr lArt ~ tac rAst week untl
4 was seasras'x asore me ngimA ana 90
Frtca over t1e east ccazt Instruct While
DUNK The niadiie peft ~ tne Weck a cold
tore ied 4ntl il WA StnatAiiy lr0ln n,ne
10 siNtttu 0c8rlca l4tuf the aNtf4aC.
Inc NsvS cto.es ettA tAe temperature
I ms normal HFe nisheSt tcniperAture al
! the SSNcitl rtauoaS Ns,s rSnayu from "a
iegrecs over tns cs,aat aistfsct 10 20 de-
ETtts over North Texas. atl the lowest
aas rtuXr1 rf0m ~ utsrres over the
I s..u9'..l.-'e g ~ Nesrees oyer ias east
I Iae 0sasSitons arr thAt the coming
neek Nii: open VITA temperature nearer
cROfs.
Cotton plckins Is ABOUT e5mpleted ox-
( ecpt & isw reihnants IA scattered local..
tica here and mere and Ra a rule the cot-
ton crop ~ plckeu civse.
Eofn "a all gStnercd and Il is generally
heueNef that over the greater portion Of
the state there mas been enonsn RAISED
iqr home Consumption end N sonie locale
p,lnieG farmers viii have s5me q snare,
wn,ie 40 solne sections they are uuyias fef
Wneat sowing u NOT Completed. nnd II.
4 heoeRed tnat there has been 4 good
acredse sawn considering lhe long dn5uth
t.ies' -, s2wn : leeking we'll ana there Is
b roning Is nicciy some few tanners
are ss.s liowing fer wheat.
SeselAeies are booking we'll along the
COAST Alsa the weather during tha mar
Wctk mas been very EzVorahie on them
a ley tsalss i'sants were damaged BY the
Grass has improved over the coast ais-
rict ana pastures are much better Tor
stock than AT last report
water Ser stock M some portfons 81
West and Central Texas continues scarce
aud more rain Is needed
CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS.
neerae J. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pick
eEe OF one bale 10 every nve or siX acres.
Rowing has begun. but Is not general as
the Sround Is dry and hard In some rinces
Water hes ceased fio7ing Ia tho aiteAms
scarce, Temperature, fnaNnnnin 6G mini
H'sm ~ no ram; sunsh.ns 50 per cent,
Mountain Springs, Dr. j. g. liliey4-frhe
and the Yield Is much smdller tnah thal of
lAAt year ana the average Yield This year
WAS about one bale for every six acres
planted. Farmers have made plenty Of
corn Tor consumption, notWithstandinR
tie severe. drouth. The ground ~ IN fine
condition for sowing wheat,
l)tlval. j. g. EdEnr-@p Flowing Il the order
Of the aaY- There Is not any erase and
water Is stu scarce. Temperature naxi-
mum ~, minimum 30. nc rain Sunshine
New Braanfels. ]. Glesecke- Farm iapas
are IN gQod condition for plowng and
Zee on the 4ti first FOR the season. 'ren,.
maximum rs. minimum 30 no
la,ni sunshine . Per cent.
Arlington, Y. y. Mercer-Cotton picking
IS about completed Temperatures. maxi
mum miuiplnm IA, no rain.
Eaiisre Stauon, y. Adriance- Weather
Frost on the night az tho lat
and mi. Temperature, max mum IS. mini
mum ~; no rain, suns hine - per cent
! s,olresfpsarg " y Morrias Farmers ave
llchl.S tnflr cotton very close and there
y Few bales % gin come III occasionally.
Late sown wheat ~ coming W and farm
work. mrs revived u SONS extent since
me late rain Plpwing IS progressing very
we'll tenpeFature. maximum 10. mintnunl
~ ram ~ on two datE.
orange, :. II. kelly--The weather is
Jerry favorable Tor fan vegetables. Grass
lAs improved during the last week nnj
sitcrds hne grazing for stock Very high
Alngs during the past week, but no dam
.se mas been reported. Temperature maxi !
nnn 20. minimum IS, rain nS on one dpy, 1
ilipshins 20 Per cent
stelias w. y kiinbali--A se~ere norther
pfun8 up Win dash or rain on the I
llght 0f the 2nd. The 3rd was cold win |
trops north wind through the dav and n (
$500 lt9gs toll 81 night Temperature I
q minimum -, rain ~ one one |
ay; sunshine so uer cent.
lsrownwnod, NJ a. Hargfave- rarraer I
y. ,.t slfang great deal q corn. Water
ain soon il VIII not last long Temptra-
ore. maximum Ts minimum %, no rain.
tnshlne 20 per cent.
Hound Rock, ThpS. wood-cottcn iacls.
ng, Wnter for stock y Htill short. TEN
ieratnre. nanxInum SO, minimum &c 40
am; sunshine, rs per cent.
cuero 0 N Reuss-T.ight frost On me
morning Of the 4th slightly damaged /.
ew pihuts but no material dalnaEe obs
erysa ,o importance. max mum q, faint
Mckinney, G. A. Wilson-Cotsan pieltins
ompleted; corn all Fathered and fartuers
ave comnsncsd nlowlnE for next years I
ropa. Great demand for black land 10 /
ent Temperature, maximum So mini.
atm ~ ma rain; sunshine 50 PER cent.
early compieted. vFheat doing nsSS WIN liIIS XII
creaEe GOWN IA thi8 section. Temuera-
are inaSinun =. minimum p.
Alna Win sloan otten about an
icked and ginncd ana IA next report vii f,
I've the exact number OF bales ginntd /
ere Temperature. maxmum as minis !
I'm i.n.s gSi 10 galn; aaEshlne y per CENT:
inainiun u, minimum 70 no ram.
Amarillo, Weyland fEfiley Temperature
iaximnm 40, minimum II; rainfah Il on
Fredericksburg. Arthur Strtoslhf -tsaltsa, Il !
n ~ phay plgwlng VIII AZ ana ,lid not (
ave Tine g obseFye Thanlsssiying dry
ainfall ~ on nne day sunshine u per ,
laxIinum "a minimum 81; rainfall @ al !
yo Gays, Sunshine gg per cent +
Pal sine, ~. Wrlaht Temperature, q
,1xisnuui Ia minimum 70; rainial..ss. an b
yo days; sunahine ~ per cent IL
1edrt Hancoolf a. n csi@psn- Tempert i
ne niAxlinlim 10, miniHium no ran +
Breahnnl. u u sioan.4Td t0rs s
ax'niiiin n. minimum 80 rainfall .o5 On !
le day snnkhine W per rens i
asimum ~ minimum 70; no ram; sun !
line ~ per cent
lll raso y % Lane 'fcmperaturs !
Aarofs' t. y. WaSiand- g Cotton ta sstn. ! {
eu cFcent Few FenInnnfs gcfnpatu- !,