The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
SHOWERS GENERAL -RAlNFAlL LIGHT
q rrnte.t Deficiency over EhAtern f"i'
ton Wnai her favorable for Farm
inn-Gtoys in q ,od Condition.

inc amount Oh ia4nlali WIS t"'''"''N
mh, The pgociptauou ON ah aNe'"ke
tor the week WAS inflow The '1mn' |N
c,pt over the Panhandle and along tho
rcnrd rorion oi the .3's liaMlN',
where there was an eNc,.s. lnr sr,t'rsl
ga. ,ury WAS marry hu men "N IT N'''
eastern portion OF the state
Sunshine; Sttatarcuiun rs, 'Nll' u 4"'
uiifnulo-n.rnhus cluuhn prevailed, whlth &C.
duccd the amount OF sunsO-ir EN-
,Nlcit. btn on an nN@nsr thr ", H
there was generally ABOUT the normal
ieiup,,ra,urc; The week opcned with the
temperature iinln.ns from about ii, ny
mia oyer the NORTHERN Iortef ui ,t
state 40 IA deficiency Of degree al'lg M
iiie I'm /, ranged from. abo" the nor
maj al"ns he coast To- an an, 'N,'sS ot le.
"A, M, close of the week was generally
ahoa, the notnai ',n am AN,reSy' ne
Mr,k tn. temperatures was nNint ~ ne.
mai rl, Ii gli..i tenn -ratule at the ",
cfli alAuons DARING the week has r a,
from 50 degrees along w nmrs' 70 "" o a.
lhr lowest has RANGED from d4 d't,ie'a
.u.or Ne i'.mhnnile 10 Is degrees along
the Gust coast District.
coNpiTloN or errors.
.r,. weather DURING tn, week was Ken
orally favorable for all farming interests.
Farmers have commenced rl"wihE ana
.,,ninr thrir land ready FOR IAN crops.
The recent showers have been heu'nrlii
To cotton .ltliaueh ~ ie r"uuilra i'"'"
columbia INA, tho heavy rains nav ah ',l
aged THAI plant to some eNlen' CA i''" ,'u ~.
land The plant iais taken On a
ris,v.ih ia MOST Localities nnd WIN irw
~. iilcus where II IS sh'aiinH' - n,'hH
Won m" crop d. in ,Aoei cnqA.Liie4
aud has been we'll work,Hi. II y rui'pi'c
Ma, some farmers are chanln% ow cary
cetton for The las, 'me an. leaNq,g IT, .,,, IN
NM rN.i'iioh '"r 90 ~, u. l.,,ni,in.. TO
''nnHa i'"'titN ''''V'y' n,,u ,y,,tI,,s and
other cotton posts nre reported from some
lochllle.s' pun my ,i' W. , i'm nl,i,,.d
ier lNl .',, V",,s'' ,he v,si rn,lst
over S"u'iiWvni l"N"S 'll.' w III.
disirlei' ana II rs 'yp",' ~ ,,' ir,I,T,..s
miii SON h' ,a'lni "V'i ,"' he I'M and
Sou mas sagn ir,n".n q j., ~ .,ys
| Hlains VIII be eemfnrnr,a IN u Wy ' p,
VI Is reported thht lAi" '''h ny vs.
improved by The recrnl rigs loti a fl.
| crop WIN b. made FL some localities over
Noirh 'Te>as. S.ncc Inc rs farmers
| have planted some corn over li'r mon i,, .
| portion al the Siate Lhtly corn Is gen
crafty lHht although a fair crop IS 'N-
reel"d sn aome loraliiies on low lands
| 1te shows rs nnve bcca beneficial 10 rice,
hu, q heavy rain Is nrrd,d Ia tn rio heit
though the crop is doing wc.l In most
| localities
Grass. vegetation aud other crors have
| Inch greatly b.,fa.litra by the showers
| Sorghum cane IS dnius exceptionally wei
and "a good crop IL expected Foiise crops
have improved ..neraiy Fruit continues
10 ripen very nicely aud the yield Is very
| good consl,i,rsnl, previous weather Condi-
ions
Farmers arc eenrtally ,seli uls with their
! work ana hay, all CROPS ia good condition
| While ,ru,,s ara. not suffering for rain, 1t
Is reported that a general shower would
be beneficial FOR all farnlhise interests, cs-
nccInliy over Central Texas, wlLre the
showers Rave generally been lsii'
| CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS
Alba wrlam sloan. Cotton is taking on
bel for The crop i yrry s4od. ri,e ram
| D.
GI'ss amd lne's IS nlcmS o. wh W., r
l%r sta' H.. lnfm, rs n'e preparing 'h'8r
'nt ,u' w, ,rol' .ot,,, il a,
7, | AZ -, ~. ]' l,d ,,,t, II
nia,nt Is smAIi iicnvy rains i.ye fur
gtGwinl; nnciy
: Topeo Guy $ H. Cooper: Early plnut,.,
! corn failure Late planting IS in SIR and
iassel. If rain continues large crop II
tnHh'm y PROMISED. Prospects sonu for
i"t' ,Harnyh ,ruek. ,.r,.n.,., ...,
l.uihs Iohn carter prospect ior good
H nto ' me o s f lTs 9' @s% %an M
Ing finely.
balm {; A risen,ohr. weather during
. ih. tasi wrek vv'ts fnyorahlr Ia cro,,g -
pgn.s,Ily cotton, when is dang nicely;
: the an ainennt IA II lttl' more than slx
! ncht" falling In gentle showers inter
, spersea WIN Hianly w'4th" ms Insured
: ah0nf'hnt ran erNr7. such as cotton milo
: nlh %, 'gh,iSa" sihs5. '9ior'dn sn,.s, nll-
o,n ~ sr. , ," ,,s a., y" ~,
m,rk,, c,t,ln f's r,cI AMI '' u w ",,
= i,,,., IN MIN, 80, INV H'''" ''''
j Albany y. |. Bartholomew rlcniy al
rain; grass and cotton doug wen.
Amor, n ,yo,,.s VIVA, ,.,. -,
: have ha1 ms r,.',s,y NJ, coit "' ava W.
,'",' nue. 'r7 h''s1 W. M Hvt'on hie
yorms or other cotton nes.s. Garden tri,r,
plentiful
woenw 7 ,loss. Am ,,.,,,... ..,,,,, Inn.
l,,ur,yc - ''' '''p9 commune "
:, ,, ~,
= '''"', i',',l t,'i ''7nlilh' 'fops az
y dam w.u rh, ,, " t',, '' ~, ",i,n'
# Vel, wns fo.nt., M''t"r' ,i'' ~ nc raA
:, ,.,,,'|,t.. "a. W., 49,
y "rsi. Nih'~ W ~ Crowley; I'm dranti
T. l. broken and the rains have started
d hoth cofn,, , MnNm WIN ~, nu.'",'lal y
% cher crop wiii,re Wished 'o"'"7 ''' ~
80 p,.ld a. q, ,,,' ..,.
ihln w ~ 'ohb' Inc iast week ha