New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04
THE WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
RAIN NEEDED IN SOME STATES BUE lie '-'0-
GENERALLY DOING WE'LL 49,

DAM NEEDED IN SOME STATES, BuE LIE '''O-
GENERALLY DOING WE'LL
,,.o, oct 3.-The following Is In part too rr'o
brI,etln issued by the Weather ''1
"ea'"'l weather has been warner tRe Rocky osi
pc ali agricultural districts Tsag was from
Mountains n desrees above the normal IN l Atlantic
oIvtng States and New Ehgta' The greatest excess
States, aud the Lover ccuTrd in Central Wisconsin eye
INNER Michigan, where It a0 1shty warmer than
degrees per 5bern California coast Inc gteS rnr de-
9S Senc VI in temperature t R5c Mountain slope
grees per day eSngton 1t was also slghIy co'0
ho usual over the Florida md Northwestern
than us occnrred in the western au rnorted eX-
-. tros' Sr ~ there is no damage 10 croPS i'P
cep TO gardens rains occurred during the WSeh
S south Atlantic Coast in & toutIWesern
o on tT and southern Texas ana Iowa on the
Kansas Cast the weekly falls ranged ,d 10
SCUM inches inches fell at sueTepor and nearly
TO- n ohe in north central Kansas ana m "rthern
~ There was also an excess OF I North Dakota
Mlne'1 tbe Weekly falls ranged from IiIrolS with
inches Showers occurred Over ttcs except north
llght RAM ~ mud Tennessee, where no ram III than
over the Ohio Valley ana Ne% e5lly throughout the
me 4,pSl and on the eastern slope OF inc Coat
norhern New Mexico, and on me ~ oCifcrna and in
in '4 the lower lake region. The cropsiT"dns
p,, n U" rom March to date has Dcen ~ tt Norib
with regard 70 ye sm ggew England and Yewery and
generally over the lake region ho {oeSy Mountains
portion VI nayerage daily deficiency OF rom 10
degrees the latter in north%eS' Iccss noted is but
western Kansas. The grea's,sI eAGc'' n'''O -
degree daily over northern hlcnisal, tho season in
over thirty inches Of rain iG durHs te eorea
W. "" VIRGINIA. the Carolinas, Eastern Ht"'E',
S &c Peninsula Of Florida; over twenty incles la
in southern New England, Ohio central ao tInnvd
I H. tbe lower Missouri Valley, ana thence U avon
over oh I'D from fifteen to eighteen inches ieL osGr
10 ~ 'ie Nc REGIONS tho greater portions OF te NU
west ana ucS S along the Rocky Mountain range four
70 seven inches IN aGd extreme western
Ill General Remarks~New England dtonh Is Ve rG
severe in the southeastern half Z" wcb " the corn
nran' i harvested with an excellent weld I9ss
occurred on October /, with but Ite ua%5T vance
80 ligbt crop I'm the northern secuoh anu an a H.
cron in the southern. large crop OF crdhOeT"e %
reported ,or,Au ,rons safe from frost Nearly all
tho corn and bnckwheat is out, and the yleld T. s.
Hons and tobacco aTs secure. Potatoes seor1 W 10
coming injurious. The season Just pd9scu was wy
favorable. - ,rootinc oorIv winter grain.
d tc'Ia t .sedIng is delayed Corn is nearly Al
SathereS but is Slightly Injured in places by droull
Tobacco Is curing and IS hneH s'oreu' 90
rottinc badly in some sections. .,. -, ,.or mo. 3
Ier,syThe weather conditions have been most
favorable for 1 all farm 6a W wee MAVEN Improved
and nut the ground in fair condition FOR he pous"s'
marvaHd and Delaware tobacco crop has been
generally secured and corn Is being cnt as p'ViE
possible. No danger from irost y hhuvPi s much
sowing has been retarded by drouh. ana ram 10 in''
needed tho, bos - .,tnr,d
growing crops md. except some lat cVIni boJlS
Practically bey ond danger from ho't' lam U'uN
Observation-Disclosures exceptionally favorable Tor
picking EDITION The crop Is nearly al oen anu 'hr
quality excellent. Fal. crops would be Dehcn'eu DS
i"' honisana~Showers have benefited all crops Cot
ton is being gathered rs fast ii opens tle sipc -
good and free from dirt and stain Conditions have
| been very favorable for sugar cane ,,oo and ran
KenuckyRsns greatly 6eGetga tooaS Sub Of the
tobacco is cut, and corn Is fully maured. Moro ram
T mhioAn excellent crop of corn Is in shock Drout,
very injurious to pastures and wheat ana u3 bnSi I p
some towns, and famine is feared unless rain comes
Mchgan-The conditions hgye been favorable for for
securing fall crops. The cutting OF corn Is hear'
completed Wheat seeding has been benefited By well
iuInolsIin sections where rain fell pastures and
| carly sown wheat improved. Seeding In north
er and southern counties greatly retarded on account
indiana-Rnin is badly needed for wheat paspIaee
and wells. some corn harvested and marketed Most
Vi o@awcl distributed showers were very beneficial
but rain needed for pastuage fall ploughng ana
minnesota Excessive rains in northern counties
damaged grain in stacks and suspended theshmg
counties. Threshing DELAYED by high winds, ,,.,
ro G.' ago. '' The high temperature of the last two
weeks fully ma,ured corn that escaped innry by fo,t
| Recent mnl have improved me CONDITION Ok ih9
ground for plonghing IIigh winds have interrupted
! all autumn work ,
| Nebraska-A light frost was general during the
! middle or the week, hui 40 damage resulted there
| from. crops being matuIed. An increased acreage OF
| winter wheatlS being s0wn In southern counue,.
| California Weather excellent for rnisin-malng all
over the state. Riverside crop heaviest ever known
| Extensive explaining will be done during the com
| Ing season at least 900 acres Will he planted "a
| almonds I'm Antelope Valley. Los Angeles County.
| Note-The weekly crop bulletin Of the Weather
Bureau for the current season Is discontinued with thu