The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15
yer the State and II Is Generally Wei.
coined by the Farmers.
THE WHEAT WILL NOW Be sOwN.
Cotton Shows No Sign Of DOING Any
thna Toward Top Crop-Reports
as to Other Crops.

I ma rtsa
H., ~ Dc u eIA4l'hated ABOUT the
'"st prospect for a top crop. The rain
was badly needed in n general wov Rail.
wa. ,,.,+a. -.
pulhng trains have for some time been Sc.
Si0usy embarrassed therefrom Railway
officials saw tbolr ,onts aro NOW rerInn.
,.a.s '""NS "ic nov Icpl'h-
isned ana much danger removed Farm
erS are rejoiced at the assurance of good
fan crop conditions. and roncbmen renort
plenty Of vy,to. ord -. -, ,,,,
- ", ""'ei "uu grass aSSureu ior lhe
winter Mayor Cabell says the Dallas city
water supply, which has long moon Short.
is once more abundant
Wat,,on C.,1,,I. -,
Ion II rt ' J,nWT Niuuhhty; ltNaS' NoNtll-
Inn Ivy vi oI t ~ nroateu III ms SET
on ami min WI snit tipAl tHt eaSt Is INV NV
ornr "Ha run IL lnluhg III torrents me
oni r,J JUoGl az luuseu any lhe VIM
9nothSr 80 49, uH Nv ualhHst' Twins 10,
Ia, iha SS,Up WI coluulehce at once, ana
Win hc In ccpdj tIS new SeaT tnG farms
oGe IW,rou ct9p was snort; corn an aver
gaum cfop FOR bay Is On boppntiful sun9Ir
and cured TO nerfectlon and is Inc beSii
roughncss for stogk known to farmers
Sugar emo has donc "a nv, v.olt ond no
molssses moIseTs ore nnsS "vIh ~, anu ari Luz
with the new cron and ore mal.irg COOL
sales of tho finest Grade Of m0I1sses and
syrups had for Seors pogt SI his '''i ia
home enterprise. and tbrrnforo tho ttnrs
viii nor bn 60 nincbinc no wand bn oni,,t-
emf to csS,,pi nhsnSr,a S ""I" Ue
win the facts Gardencrs have bcen s,I-
cessfrl 5u growing n vnriet,. Of vcgci,I,ic.
this fan in limited quantities. but tho sun.
ply has been ample for home consumption.
Stock rai~crs report cattle and horses in
good condition to meet the winter. Hogs
are scarce and high priced There will ne
no surplus of bacon for shipment Corn
IN The Shuck is 50 cents per bushel.
SmithyIUe Pastron Countv Tavas M
vcmhcr IA This section was visifcd today
from \ o'clock thi5 morning til noon. md
Is sull raining. IT was greatly needed
The rain WAS accompanied by a cold
mortimer Stock throughout this section Is
In very good cundi tlon ana unless there
Is yery severe winter will 20 through all
right. The cotton crop is about gathered.
lhere viii he no top crop. A very good
corn crop was raised. and Is selling at
from 30 cents TO 81 cents per hushcl. There
MI be no pecan crop; larger acreage
man ever Is pelng plantGI IN cannNEr'
III Lac'' TUCK lnflnlhE VIII De more eN-
tehS,NG thr9ughout me territory adjacent
10 SuHNhNlHe than heretofore
Edna, Jackson Comfy Texas Novem-
her IA wet northcr struck here his
morning, accompanied with light ddzzling
rain From reports Of the different truck-
efs IN this county 1t Is learned that this
crop IS progressing rapidly. CohhngG plan,
are heading fast ana sn!pmen-s VIII prob
INV Con.r!,rhce Auout the ni'HIle OF ne
f fSnt a ne Seagage Is n2u ,nree HINES E
ll't o. Iasi year aul tnil lHHre WIZ ne
sonI . ninE uolhg IN ms inc u eVldenceu
10y lne PsePa ara tnat are oeihs maze TO
u"un'' inc crop
Weatherford Parker County, Texas. No
venue 10 some hollS or me supposed Ton
clup OF COTTON were eNhlnite1 TO inc Post
correspondent thiS morning. IheY appeared
70 ne grown ana one would nave thought
lnaI 'hey YOU'D open as soon as the sun
came out after the frost but when they
were gut open theN were round to I.e sour
ana ready 10 begin decomposing 1t may
crob" in tbjs a. comfy '""' 'l''e Is no 'op
I,,,ing Cardvou COUNTY ro,.os No,o,,,
pei i,c 10 - Iue rams leII here todHy' 10 me
urnEut OF eNFIN one 80 runs hau ialloh
mere ne IN over tW9 months, IN CONSEQUENCE
OF Wuich every lhlhG had urlGa up ana IN
many instances IarIners were hauling water
ad ME-, nso ~" Frr, ,nf th reTnA a
.ce, 4" bo ,onoroi ana ,n ,'ot oT" rams
-,
Mason Mason county, Texas, November
~ VIEW mucn' hFCt oats ana wheat are
6Ir@Wihg me now. Inere nave bcen about
~, paies Oh c9't1n Sr,pppu IRON th!s p9.nG
boIns III pna bar tb m' rTJon S'oS
n"cans bovo been shinned from, tbis noi~t
IN, Il more 70 follow '''' '"'' P''''
rrSnkil4 h2Dertsoh county IeA9s' no
Nembef 10 Is sun very drY IN is
section inc Oldest GltizenS can scarcely
r nt!t t q seasuiI IKE tne pteSeut one;
eac n,e iSa ,Io,Sn ~ M pu
nortbor Crons arc obomt all ppatb erad
Thero win he M ton cron NJ cotton I'm
+bis Iocaiitv w N'P -
~ WI, n
1oaRun he WIN county, IeXas NO,
YemDci IA "A SLOW rain Degan Ialllng at
"n gnt mU Ia nnod n"Inc
a. a. stiiI rajnirc With cvory. indic,tio1 of
confinninc for Several bonrs IonreT This
roi VIII ba of oroot hnnnGt 10 thie srr'
tion "' p ,,ond roin has foilan fcr ahont
civ weeks
49, r,, f,,,,,4, No., N,,,
har eH.pu en bnavIcst And mos Sencral
,oi, tba, has foItn, since Iost Nav has
f fain bero sfeadiiv s,ncc Yesterday only
o 1oI'ST nj, offnrnoon II win he henc.
all = sni41,ore ana thov ore militant ne
i,cI, yrhcot wos bcpinnino IN die on on
account OF lack of RAIN
,lr,,,,- Ch,Jsu N,,ocos Corrtv Tevas
<o,o 1pIiS !rbo lfgbt oortGcr witch
-tr,oi boro ycstardov Geyaloned into ouifa
. ' colG smell today and n drilling rain has
Geen falling ali day. This rain and cold
was badly needed, and will do inestimable
good for farmers In Kidding the fields of
damaging crop pests.
ro,,,o, NtIlian,so, countv Texas M
yenc6cp "a vain began falling early this
morning and has continued till the presept
Writng,some i've hours. 4 very small
nroportlop Of the needed moisture has as
yet come down, though the clouds are
heavy and promising, and may yet dispense