The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
WEATHER.CROP pFpo1l
Regular Weekly Bulletin Of ii, i,
Section Government Bos,.
THERE'S 4 DIVERGENCE OF Oplsls|
IS to the Effect q The Lase Rsi0,
Cotton Crop Of Tezas--sie. !, II
vest Is saasfaetoe.

Following e the Texas wes,ss.
report foi ne sack ending I s'sss
Temperature-Fhe mean a. -,
WAS ~ degrees. which Is ss,,,a1' ~
normal aud 60 degrees ion.' Il
mean for tie preceding weat
leAip elatafes were general ot.r rsa
lie northern, central nua ges,,. lsea
2. rue Slate- AAe Alelss Week! - ~
cy'Y sssiets AZ bees i.ig, ana to n
h4s sp.u degrees. at ~ pasn ii WI
be highest TEMPE atuee . - = AVA
the wee6 Vas it,s etsees al 49, aa
lst. ana TIE lowest. ~ uagft,., ~ Y 4
~ tLc Gu. I4efA4al coudifloe. alli
moe favorable ~ vegetation tsar =. "a
tlGl weeks ~ 81
l.aiu.as..-w VITA the exception d Is
A-NVi's ne 1yfAAeasteTu aisu extrpm- n
an tcunllesi 1aills were ge.eFal & Y 4
aii parts u tAe State. ne aia ~
faiAaal varied ircui iunpnrei sAs 800
~ tle e1ilvlEe southern psf.lc, sA !.
state 70 over inches IL TIE in.Sf'
ALLEY The rains 81 tne basr =. n ~
Oeen the nrst o. far oL iaT go.
since ,ae last degade OF Ju,F.
sections - the state bFeas ~ ~ y
ledr.y I'VE weeks duration. SA
Lotton.-Lhe reports rs IL tia ~.
tne rains Of the week on tat. rS-,,-
are not o. one opinion A i1aiart ! y.
correspondents STATE mat az
portion y the late planted cettog N;
~ So neleale0 tAet tAe Dim I,
now taGe VA plpo.n. ANA gnat ~
Bolss VIII be ina;0 urea. which a,,s
would lot. Agalnst the ogisIo,' =.
majority u the reporters TO Ire esfs..
the rains Wer b leEclhl. must IL Y,
ins reports u1 damage 20 the s.s.a
100 aha ram, Lac Increased ravaees = u
h1.L M"tA-a ara wee ~. and riis ftfs,i.
d IN aHaa.
cement 10 carly planted cotton ny
AEeA iis continue 10 be VERY lutleFos, x Il
brpa mi, srei ~ this insecs RAs 1.
ere decreasing in numbers. ana - Il
% this pest are few and tbpse 49,.
LicEinE has Been retarded Ia mar,
ilphs 10y the frequent showers, 0;f X
greater portion ~ the state 4 ness-
headway and well advanced for IA.
lu many sections u tie s0uthern M
y the state picking IS praeticaly t5,ssf
81 reports confirm TIE Settlement. II
fiousig made as 20 the Yield. m, Il
VIII be much short OF an average
Corn. Tho corn crop is being estl-t
generally The yield IS unusually lichl'
paintings Il corn were a fdiIure h !.
tic4lly an parts Of the State.
Hice.-TLe harvesting and thresbi,,
tAe. early planted rice crop contingl, Il
make saflSIacfCrV progress under ~ NJ
cepiionanF favorable weather copdii,N
therefor. The late paintings are nslf
very satisfactory growth The yleid III
tue portion II The rice croD AZ,
threshed is excellent
Sugar Czne-Tae rains Of the waek q
especially beneficial TO sugar cane M
IN many sectors had begun to singer "A
the prolonged drouth. The plants he +
Ing normal Development. and give wal
Of matnliHs a fine crop.
Miscellaneous Cr0pS.--Ail miuo. Nh
have been benefited by the recent M
Turnips have been sown, fan gardens 4 &
Cd, and where rains were sufficient d tk
season IN the ground preparstloa. n,
under way for fall seeding. StravhrN
plants IN the coast district were M
benefited by the rains of the week. Rr.E
have improved and stock wafer Is "a
plentiful