The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10
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synspsas 81 Crsp CsaAitisas ThrsvsAes,
H.- the Ceantry.

syaepsas 81 Crsp CsaAitisas ThrsvsAest
the Country.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-The weather Bureau,
in It's crop bulletin for the week ending to. day.
gives the following synopsis Of crop con.
ditions:
New Engand-Frost coming out Of the ground rapid.
IT, but work done land yet; favorable for
crops but unfavorabe for maple sugar.
New York-Temperature above normal rainfall slight.
y below In south and frost gone: ploughing gen.
ersl since Sd: seeding in north little snow but
season not opened crops generally wintered wsl sea.
Pennsylvsnia-Bsd weather damaged wheat in most
seotions but 10 improving under late warm weather.
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New Ts r,s the State
tered well and !. nov in promising condition; orchard
ss..hsr conditions mos. ssorssis pioush.ns ': snd
Inc sna
Maryland.Ihs warm Weather and moderate rainfall
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be painted; fruit outlook good
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IN esssn snd ro9 'sd S.
some oat. sown: peach trees In bloom In southern:
weather needed. '
and and sT..s .y
in northern better in southern portions: where we
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Tsp IN :oaa u trees budding
West y,sn,n-Ehec. q weather on wheat; grass
.an.nas n"rmal: .ioTa g. injasou. u ohiesoansy:
soses but Soons ssoS
larEe, acreage promised.
AVERAGE Sensas.ls wheat and grass plough.
Ing and seeding begun in southern and central SEQ
I'm; yTts. and re- wn,sa t:r s9na
sspt q ned. % clover son.idsra6y damsssd; around
viii 5. southern D0F
M!nnesota-Ground il better condition to receive
OF the week; warm weather needed: the temperature
South Dnkota-Some seeding done, but generally de.
layed by wet and cold ground the most moist for
years. no apprehension from delay: farmers In best
Of Spirits grass starting well: general prospects
cellent stock in fne condition.: Increased acreage In
small grain.
begun. but soil generally too wet to work. acreage Of
winter wheat small wheat in good condition: stock
healthy: feed abundant.
neutrality-suspicious. and sunshine below, and
rainfall above normal farm work late but progress
we'll tho latter part OF the week: fall grains have
wintered well.
Kansas-Rainfs excessive in eastern third of state
work; all conditions beneficial to vegetation; wheat
looking we oats sowing general; peaches. pums.
and straw berries blooming in south.
acknowledgements and sunshine about the Y.
eraRe. precipitation below average: nns growing
weather for all cereals: corn planting going vtgor
ously, but Ia retarded in northern counties by high
winds; wheat and oats in excellent condsion.
Colorado-winds and cold weather are greatly re-
tArding farm work
Canfornia-Fruits Rrain and hops show hetssr proc
poets than for great many years; rain Gsncieni;
good enects due to unusually warm weather during
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and precipitation about
norina week favorable to crops: grass and wheat do
Ari.ons-w.sth.r generally favorable for early srsss
slightly injured by frost: precipitation above normal
stock doing WELL excepting westerly part Of Territory
where grasa In SUITE ring from drought.
OreRon-Cool: little sunshine damage from frost:
fruit prospects excelen soil very most: large acre
age OF all crops: warm sunshine needed.