The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-27
STATE CROP REPORT.
Returns From Various Counties
Give Hope q Good Harvest
\ WEEK Or SUNNY WEATHER.



OlSMvIA. Juiy 8.-folIosine sns
crop rsport Tor The stats d Waaninxs01 'o y.
The ussk ending July p; A. snow ~
Wsstsfn Wssnfnxtoa TINS nas
grand uesk Of sunshsns and sspesa PIE
psFtey. lar Which the fssmsss sfs .n.HA
1ul. Ideal sammss weather ccodas.ous
havs prevailed In ell the coentse@ ms
Highest ssmpsrasuss reported fsnkea
tween 80 and . deg. ana me toress NON
- 70 u dec. Farmers IN I'll sections msos
Aay While the san shons. Oass nase in.
proved considerably and are neadins ous
nicely. bat Iittss ram wouid ncap snn
crop eonssdsFaoiy. HOP p'ckess camp
ess already spsineing Up IA many p'ss
AIN sxpssssu -. 49, -. = wA' 80 49,
wssnm nontn. run u6 asous
nsessy. Frunss ~ some O the sous9e.n
counties promise 70 D lafes crop. LaS
applSs ere doing veil, - are cherries.
The stravberrv season IL about
.,. ssss1, !" ...s...
49, wv'Aa 1870
n sestsHn wssnlns.on 80 "a Os.s
warm weather with plenty o. sunshine pa
vIfh lsss weeks shows shas Il has been
mach vsrmer. the tt,ermomster having
$3.50 tbs fn, degree mark in the southern
.-ss.s 80 =. -. ash IA as.t m. hot
~,.Ss a. n sho =. d.ys W. caused som. un.asi.
ssss shout spring-.own grain IN exposed
places. bat did not do any serious damage
shover. vould - Of benefit 60 the grain
q slmo.f sverv sec4iou. Yet Il ID not
suffering tor moisture 20 any Sra. sassn..
The Irutt crops snow : ma.staaa cn.uSe
Tor The bsfser. Cherries aHd berries are
ptcsIy. but ere late. Barley i also looking
vsii hns hss been retarded bv the cool
s-.r,.- tn. r..t,,.. ser. ncve, bestsr
.,.. a. $3.50 !. 4. G.. ..,,a,,scn
eons9"sasy sAs ssSSs : - '''' $3.50 1850
wEsrEss wAsHfssTos.
wahksakum--Ths week has bsen warm
weather. st which fsrmers are oil busy
erleudidly. especially apples and Italian
prunes. OF which there will b. . heavy
eron
ekagit-No ram has fallen which has
made iust the weather for hay harvesting.
Another week will find all the hay safely
housed. Oats, though late, are growing
Kitsap--Ths reporter from this county
wares eloquent over the fins weather and
fruit and grain prospects.
Island--The week has been nearly all
sunshine. consequently crops have made
rood progrsss.
ktng-Hors ase d0inR nnely ana arc nos
ooteefsa WIN ne 70 ny Lien ansIc
.t So, S...,.
n 0r'. lii .a ...u~s Z, 81.
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Csn,;.. a.. h..,, ...h
S. .n nsys"s II ~
non. ~ W ra.:s al, op o
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oonu sa rsa.s., ..u
wnrscm-a nss Osvp % cIo.eI - al
W ans ~ = svu. ny. nSp ,ouss =
sn"vlns IN. 1oss sIe : Nus nnKnseu.
sssu nncs
re- eons. Snny v.ks.ao"sss "a maI1es ma
w ""s' S"s s"~ ssspoei1sss ae
M
~ ~ s"e ny. N. Luz
~ .u1 ~ 0.vp w., ss W. n .s, ous
Po..soes LIZ Issuss ueaoI o.oc. AZ
ySsssr cO"o'sson s"s" USUAL - suls salns u
hc yesi .,.,.
Snenshs-A niue ram would % oene-
lciai 10 ealusns . shese - ittie osw.
euti everything e tavofanie anu the me
vsatnsr - mat - neeueu LOT naymakiaR.
osAe-Ane westhefix hsue 700 dry
sm ksseen sekesaoiss. rsunes snow some
sens =. asopp,nk on. Wnes; anu osss are
maturing Vel. anu srusts satnouKn late,
- looking Wen.