The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04

Cesn 1seapes Isiury nrcm rrese-0eves
Dreught in New Engisna.

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Dreushs IN New E.si..a.
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Mountains. The average daily temperatur.
r. +. %ss Sat-: .as n. Ensis.a
region. The = sre..s,s excess in ssmpsr.turs
IN n,s soas. III .s and
rrees Der DAY. Il Was also slirhtiy warner A. n
The greatest deficiency in temperature;
Rsss ons day. a.
ana washine ton t. was sisn .,,n,.,S aoo,o,
than usual over tho Florida psDinsu F Ppos
occurred in the Western and Northwestern
ported except aas to gardens locally. ''' ~
Heavy rains occurred during tho week on
the south Atlantic coast. in northeastern Lou.
southwestern Kansas northeastwnrd to south
tho weekly fall. ranged from 5 to s inches: . :
inohe. foil a. Shreveport ,.. La. trom 2 V 3
inches IN extreme , southern , Texas and nearly
rain in northern Minnesota and the northern
portions Oh North patosa where tho weekly
occurred ovor central Illinois. with light rains
"a n
fell. and oyer the Ohio valley and Now
aps Isa ri eeaslsl shs hiossSoss III
SOcSies and northern New AeIico Sna on tie
north pacihS SSass IN washington. No rain
lower Iske region; Ths orop. eroxins season.
e es s eesn
snS SsM tSs fe
SSonn sSsss n oE q shors
Was An 2yerage daily deficiency Of from one to
sF sSa N
greatest eIcess noted 10 but one degree daily
over northern Michigan.
the period from March to date was generally
less than the normal In the eastern half Of the
Ss e sS h
YSsrs she ACTUAL Isintsil iesa he season We:
81! sssi1 So ~
:: s .5ashsIa sSssSa SS sss
sfe1 a1d ths @ 'so 4Ts. tho aS
sfe ree ssn ths Greater poron 81 The North
west. aud on the north Pacific coast: from seven
q s0n
fornla and two inches In southern California
and e1tEeme TesesEn T s3nn.,. q, ,.-v ..,.,
In the southeasteEn half Of New England. and
many water supplies have fatsd: Much Of
- III ~ NtS
ner fnt d and ~ svs!sss ssSp + shs
p SSssS.n' '...' WY y. .'"n'''i.'. - 80
.NEw YoRx.-All crops safe from frost Nearly
the s1s
veil veil But tie drought Is beco%ins iniarious.
1fs 11Ssssa Isf sscns early
Eintsr Erap and late ht " ss 10 C9
some sections.
NEW JEFs,E1:mIhe Wesfner Gondi1 l nave
Tse dns sks %s
doing we'll
MAITLAND AND DELAwARE.-Theto tobacco crop
has been seSIsed e2d SoIn Is being
frost Is anticipated. Wheat sowing has been
y d %ssSee
growing crops. and. except some late
born. all are practically beyond danger from
Saaz III
material benefit by favorable conditions. Of
feas. POTATOES. and furnips benefted by rains.
NoRTH CARoLINA-Occaslopal rains have re-
tarded the opening and picking Of cotton in
favorable ior seeding wheat and oats. Tho
greater portion Of the cotton crop will be safe
II no frosts occur before Oct IL
AIABAMA.-The season has been an excel
lent one for gathering cotton; the. staple is In
good Sona,toR spd Sl%ost tho entire crop will
MIssIss1Pp1.- exceptionally favor
able for picking cotton. The crop Is nearly all
open and the quality excellent Fall crops
would be benefited by rain and delay OF frost
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have benefited all