Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

ihueh the same as last week. cottnn MAY
ls general with some complaints ~
scarcity or hands. The weather nas nasn
essh as TO hasten the opening OF cotton
aau,.. sehttereu ciouds In the forenoon and
carry morning. Temperature. maximum az
minimum TO- no rainfall.
Falestine-M. Wright: Tennerat,r.
ii s,,,uin 70. minimum 20; no rain.
Sahspury-J. {. Holmes. Hot south
winds Tor three days have damaged grow
ihs crops TO some extent. Ground IA ,oo
MY ior taI blowing and rain is needed.
,n,rso,, ", , maximum %, minimum al:
rainfall, trace on the ith.
balrd-M. II. HALEY; Cotton is doing
moderately well where. worms arc moi
working on 1t. Corn is very good ana
gathering has begun. Rainfall. O.S on ono
Gay. Weather warm and Huliry.
freuerieksburg-Ar striegler: Tne
siilaiI showers were not sufficient to In
~ ~ top crop OF cotton and blooming
Is scarce. Sweet and irish potatoes "a
wen as turnips. are almost failure.
temperature. maximum 49, minimum a.
rainfall. 0.A on one day.
Cueto-J. NJ. Reuss; Rain badly needed
IN some places. outlook for cotton Gran
In places very gloomy. TOO dry for fail
gardens. Temperature, maximum Is. min
imum q, no rainfall.
Graham-A. Il. Cant. Weather still he.
and dry. Cotton badly damaged The crop
is light. Temperature. maximum i0o mini
mum e5i rainfall. - en- one day.
Amariho--Wayiand naiicy: Tempera.
ture. maximum IS. minimum 5s no rain
Aloany-N. l.. Bartholomew. Tempera-
ture. maximum a. minimum 10; rainfall.
2.A on the lst
College Stationed. Adrianoe: Tempera-
ture. maximum "a. minimum 70; no rain.
balinger--H. d. Pearcs: Temperature,
maximum 49, minimum Ggi rainfall. o..
Beeville-A. II. Kent. Temperature,
maximum ioo minimum ~; no rain.
Columbla-J. s. Rogers; Temperature,
maximum %, minimum 60; no rain
Corsicana-E. l.. Gibson: Temperature,
maximum SO, minimum 1o rainfall .OS on
one day.
Dublin-E. l.. Mcqueen. Temperature
maximum IS, minimum 6s; rainfall 2i2 ON
one day.
Hesrns-w A. Smell: Temperature.
maximum 3d. minimum ~ no rain.
Henrletta-C. b. Patterson Temperature,
maximum 100, minimum ~ no rain.
Houstou-D. II. Saunders: Temperature
maximum 49, minimum 70; no rain
Huntsville-W, y, Barr: Temperature,
maximum 81. minimum "a: no rain.
kerrville-H. Candlin; Temperature,
maximum %. minimum 90. rainfall. trace.
Lamrafas--W il. Weber; Temperature,
maximum 100. minimum 70i no rain.
l-eNBNleW-5 W. IAfetht temperature,
maximum q. minimum Il; no rain
Lufkln-B l.. Mcpherson; Temperature
maximum 9S minimum 70; no rain.
Luling-John Carter: Temperature, max
imum &c. minimum "a; rainfsll trace.
orange-G. n. Kitchens: Temperature,
maximum %, minimum 70: no ram.
San Marcos--W. G. DuEgor; Tompera-
ture, maximum So. minimum 72 no rain.
Sherman-R. A. Gibhsi Temperature
maximum "a, minimum "a; rainfall 10 on
one day.
Tyler--C. d. Wood; Temperature. max
imum a. minimum 70; no rain.
Waco-W ] FosE; Temperature, maxi
mum SO, minimum 70; rainfall. "a on one
day
Galveston, Texas September 1o.--Ad-
vices to local cotton men from correspond
onts I'm BrazoTia county are that they
estimate that the injury TO the crop dur
ing the past seven days will reduce the
yield 30 per cent, and they estimate the
crop at 60 por cent less than last year.
The injury Ia caused by worms and dry
weather.
Advlces to Leon & II. Blum from vAri-
Gus correspondents, during the last ten
days are TO the effect that the condition
OF the crop is such that q 30 per cent
decrease from last year is expected.
Interior shippers are instructing factors
here TO not force sales, but TO hold their
cotton. anticipating higher prices.