The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
Regular Weekly Report of the Texas
Weather bureau.
WHEAT CROP IS GENERALLY SOwA
Early sown Wh~st IL Growing Nicely
Win -r o.. Dane Well Forage
Crops Beiss Stored.

! Texas weather service For the week end.
Ing THURSDAY December L. isss:
Frectp!tauoa-1ne week opened with fair
weather and these conditions prevailed ex-
cept OF the IN and sth. whea Light local
showers were reported from over the
coast district and the Panhandle The
precipitation on an average for the week
was considerably below the normal aac
the deficiency ranged from Al Of an Inch
over the western porron Of the State and
the eass coast district to about l-3o iach
over East Texas. The creates; local rain
I fan for the week WAS IS IN the vicinity OF
Galveston.
sunshine-Brokea stratus. cumulo-sua-
;us ana oGnglGs clio, ds prevailed during
the early part OF the week which reduced
the amour, OF sunshine TO Some extent
I but on m average Il WIS generally above
the normal. as the sun shone ainost In
cessantiy toward the close Of the week.
/ TeaPerati;re--The week opened with the
4 tefnpeFa trrs ranging from 2 TO degrees
. below TIE normal lhrou ghcu; the state
/ ai .er which Il rose ana on the i'm and
/ ssh II ranged from 10 degrees above the
( southeastern portion OF ths STATE. \ slight
Z cocl wave reached the northwestern fuf-
ii9n Of TIE STATE on the evening OF the
| tin ana cross@1 the state % ihp Jih when
/ The temperature feli 10 20 ij degrees and
} ranged irom 10 iv degrees below tae
! IL ;o.rar3 re cioe. ~ - -. ,,,1 Z.
rarsp1 ico,,1 -. t S " WV 49,, -" ei''.4 II
4 NAL with To srcE tsi excess over tn
( eideeJ with Inc terroe r,t,ire hsi,v, M
Z normal The tefnqsTatcre on An aver,,.,s
age. Tha tirr.-7, ,s-rns "a 80 ~, 81. 80.
er1 stations le-ias tl4e seek has rsbsei
from . degrees ort- Ng'h TeNps 20 e. &c
nFfes IN ne vicinity ~ nolsion anna tho
.e. ~ 20 -'s4f'7 airlh 'he iUlne-
--- 'H COAST
CONDITION or CROPS
T-7a vaatNe, a,-l... ,bo ...,.,i, ~, -
N"i -'N 'l-H ''F- ""' *
pa 'iA''' ''r N" con pietlon
o' 1',-'3 ni'"inF. Hni some cotton was
hfp4Elf lu 20 fhc gins Dalv Yes, rein
,,,,s,, a., o-..., - -
IVY i'''.''' --'s il ll'vlf' IoI'
". '1''' e'' t.e crop lN Fi-heA
" "es, sowing 0a@ progressed very well
/ .,,,.. 49,,
wht.n. IL pr5harly dre ~ ,ne L. "rci5
weather vhi~A pre,aied over the wheai
r. mo- az. ~ '''n tret4.,
ers aie blowing ana alaFS p Ts. s[i
Corn gathering 81 CONN ctel Forage
i"lds and stored away FOR Winter feeding
sHEar ..aie ia not nil Worked to D.. III,
,he weather has been generally favofab,e
Tor this work.
-at cool weather has checked tho
rr1" IN Of winter vegetables along t1a
'"t'i S-rawt crries are doing fairly VII
am are hiooising uilely
FRrH'er- are rlowiac and getting ready
tor planning spring reps and the s. aAthe.
les been ~ eepfloruilv favorable for mia
work Az genera. rule farm work f. YER,
Wen pp.
CORRESPONDENTS Pt,NApte
FsteNe-s C. rsr.c, tn -
o.. | ''~"'. le ".l' ger haH
sorle eovn wet ,-, ~ wheat an1
r'leilv below the normal ara the aSerase
foinrera fllre on tH, I'd - go ,or,,,t -
~ which .s tra lowest 5,iis at'.r, s.-
'his rea s-r ~ tra .asf IN rol,-4 a., ,.
pest eighteen wear, -rne co,,tr,,.1 A.,
aut cal4 s., ,iti,. 1'I. ,.r, III ny
If f.nr o., a., H.. - ~ t.,'t
rut un Temper maximum AZ min
iiH"n ~ no raiurn.
Aurnr1-H u Ntvlap,. so,,s .o,..,
has he"r cleaned from the ueIfs 1urtnr M
4 week. and ginncd, IRE eel SON iH ended
,wui FL, '.sn oua-talf ~ last yours cot
W. W., .p '' We'ks Wco'ner has boon
ti- ioi Hli fWlnH tutef"ste Icmpera-
fsn 'N'''"'n g. minimum -f no rain