Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
FOSTER WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, Nov. 1S-(Copyrighted,
1911, by w. T. Foster. Last bulletin
gave forecasts OF disturbance TO cross
continent November IA to Is and 20 TO
"a, warm waves November 13 to II
and 10 to go, cool waves November l6
to 20 and 22 TO &c. The last OF these
will average unusually warm and will
be accompanied by severe storms. The
rain wave will cross continent from
November IS to %. Electrical storms
are expected near November "a and a
cold wave will cross continent No
vember 20 to "a.
Weather of November Is to "a is
expected to be unusually bad for cot
ton picking and corn gathering and
marketing, but good for winter grain.
Last week in November promises
good for winter grain. corn gathering,
cotton picking and marketing.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about November %, cross Pa
cific slope by close of Goth, great cen
trail valleys 9th to 29th, eastern sec
tions Both. Warm wave will cross Pa
cifc slope about November 20, great
central valleys eth, eastern sections
18th. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about November 2S, great cen
trail valleys Both, eastern sections De-
cember 2
This disturbance will be severe in
western sections of the continent, but
will be of no great importance east OF
the plains states, except that the tenn
peratures will average unusually low.
Not much rain last week OF Novembe"
and it Is expected to be the best week
Of the month for all interests and all
kinds of business.
December promises to be an aver
age month in temperatures with more
than usual snow in northern sections
and more than usual rain in southern
sections. Cotton sections and those
who are late in corn gathering Will be
hard hit by a norther (cold Wayel
first week in December. More COM
plete crop weather forecasts for neXt
month will be given in next bulletin.
Present indications are quite favor
able TO winter grain and tend to make
prices 90 lower. But ii is useless TO
give advice about grain markets al
this time. After middle Of January
would not hesitate to give advice, but
not now. Big spectators are in CON
troll and no one can make a good
guess at this time on market prices
of grain up to April
The cotton crop is as these bull
letns predicted long ago and on ac-
count OF the prospects Of large prod
uct the big spectators have run
prices down in order that they NAV
buy at low prices. This is not the
time to sell cotton and planters should
hold all they can. Better borrow
money and mortgage the cotton than
to sell now. II our government can
not put a stop TO the manipulauons
OF market prices OF farm and planta-
ton products we will have jolly time
some OF these days in turning a lot
OF fellows out and putting in new
set
In scientific matters a great activity
has sprung NJ in the investigations
of the sun. Nearly all books that dis
cuss the nature OF the sun, particular
" In reference to the sun spots, have
been borrowed from the great libra
ries. There is no agreement among
scientists as TO the constitution OF tn"
sun and they are into a savage war
on that subject. They have divided
into two parties, conservatives and
progressives, similar to the politicians,
the government scientists, except DR.
Wiley, being conservatives.