The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

where no rain has fallen the crop has
suffered considerably and plant blooming
to top.
Corpus Chris,i-Geo Recder: Rain bene-
fic al to cotton and cattle.
New Braunfcls--J. Gieseckc: Light rain.
and II we can set a good. sufnci-nt rain
now the cotton may yet make fu!l
Georgetown--M McDeimott: FIRST rain
OF eonsequ>n ce since May u fell ON the
ioth and ilth. which materially benefited
'' Tsse:ei l & il. " iiefrneion. The
drouth IS broken by fine rain, which
viii greatly revive cotton ana VIII AZ
mes insn re, a go ! crop pa,, su,oc.sn,
to START everything 20 growing. Corn 's
net quite half crop. Cctton 10 uate mas
IN local places No WORMS I'd hurt yet.
Th.' yr-ssn, rain will insu-c half IA hay
c-cy as well a. large s|cet potato
S1csiss~. Rooer; sirachan: Light show
~ ID IA, way OF sprinkle otcas'o-llly.
and a c,fsa-lls~nce crops a ~ Nesctati'n
4rs >->.r.nce1 10 I've effects OF the cor
;-s--r4 1:y weather, but the Iiin no" VIII
S,sesr-J, u. RsusS: The ran has been
ssisercE4, Is cs;,on, eu, VIII cause squares
re 'Al - Aad ne" gro"n VIII oe
G.orrs,esr-4s w. krech. t,o,ton PMS
g-;'s -svsr better. Late RAFT very hene-
"A. sd H'uoh ne.,fi.sr. Crr-i. from one
,.-7ahai-.--. p Cant. Showers heavy IN
s',r,- r.r--s, oa, generally light Ear!y
49, .a-r7s Cotton mat taiitt was planted
ttl ists and ssthsr dsi not come UP or
- .a7a ! ~ Gus Nc, showers.
Nc.ch ~fl, xrslsly b@nefit cotton and
rrsss All eselS cotton is we'll fru!iyd and
) ~ fear that y, viii >nes. bu, think It
tahlin-E l. Mcqueen. Rain fell slow
aaa was all soaked N. Cotton could not
b. en better SHAPE. Ram general in tbs
Paie~t4uc>-M Wright Rainfall during
;hr w.~k hah been beneficial TO cotton
aud frtrt and will help what corn there is
~ On bottom lands
Fredericksburg a S'rigler: TIE wcsk's
rom was beneficial to all crops, but have
iaro cd "a great deal OF fodder. The out
l-ok for Gotten Is improved
san Artono- : Il. Palmer: Heavy rain
tell in tThs section on the nth. All vogeia-
uen viii be greatly benefited
Mount Vernon--Bunlsier Is Co: Since
las, report good rains have fallen. which
greatly benefited upHs OF all kinds. Cot
ton Is fine
snlishny--J {. Holmes. Temperature
very favorable for growing - ps. He3yy
showers ara reported ~ this vicinity
rrrsl@c's an good for fair Yield OF In
G,tcsvsile x i nonevcut Local
showers with N,od rsin on the il;h, makes
FL faSo y u Lare: The conditsorl AMI
progress AZ crops seem N he fairly salts
factory No sertcus complaints. however
slslr'ages occur on account of recent dry
Riras Rock-J. II Holt: The ra,n zen
slowly and soaked into the ground and
has done cotton and grass a great iAal
~ good Nos II y. cotton in this Sea-
tion viii make IL fair crop.
CorSicana r. /. trbsrs1 The vain.
hich was badly needed, has improved
the cotton. especially old cotton. Young
cotton doing VOL and s we'll frui,el
Corn too far gone 70 he benefited ~
rain except Z, WI keep vounE corn from
shrinking More ram woHid he hen-fral
10 pastures. "a they were beginning 20
fsI
Rohy-rf Foster There have heAn
showers around. t,Ut not sufficient Tor
cotton hN the CROP So improving some.
F>lrlv cotton is bloom ng a: the top.
Fspunlla-R W%sca. Local show
crs there being sufficient rain in some
parts and rather dry In others
J. NJ CN1r. Station Director,
Galveston Texas