Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-10
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WEATHER crop BULLETIN
Condition OF Weather aud Crops DARN,
the Past week.

Sonuhtaon OF weather aud Crops During
the Past week
Weather Crop Bulletin, No. IA, issu d
by the Maryland State Weather Service.
has been sent out and contains the FOL.
lowing important information relating
to the condition of the weather and crops
in Southern Maryland
The weather WAS considerably cooler
than usual for the same week In past
season, the average daily deficiency at
Baltimore being 5c. On the other hand.
an-excess OF precipitation was reported
from nearly all sections and very heavy
ranfalls from many localities The
total precipitation at Sunnyside, Garrett
county June so TO July 81, was 2.02:
Baltimore July 60 s.. Isl; Solomons,
Calvert county July 20 y, 2Oi; Mar.
della Springs, Wicomico county duly I
TO q, 3.69. Dry weather with sunshine
is generally needed
The wheat prospects have been en-
couraglng, but owing TO the heavy rains
the grain is ssprouting in the stock. Very
little thrashing has been done Tobaceo
shows rapid growth, but needs dry.
cool weather. Oats are tuning fast,
aud there will be a heavy yield. Corn is
doing well, but the wet weather has in
terfered with cultivation: grass aud
weeds have become troublesome. HAY
has been considerably damaged by the
wet weather. All truck has grown
rapidly and looks well. The first cuuum-
bers are for market The fruit pros
poets are fair. There will besome peach
es and more apples and pears.
NOTES OF CROP CORRESPONDENCE.
The crop correspondents in Anne
Arundel county report as follows:
Annapolis.-Crops looking well; so
with the grass and weeds growing with
them, the rainy weather Of the past
week preventing proper amount of work
with cultivators and plows. There will
be an abundant crop OF peas; peaches,
a fair one. First cuoumbers ready for
market. w. B. FINKBINE.
BriStol.-The past week has been
favorable to all growing crops; rather
too much rain for light lahd tobacco.
Corn is fine Hay is badly damaged.
some crops entirely lost. Oats heavy;
will be harvested this week. Wheat re-
ported tough and sprouting shock; very
little thrashing done. Too wet for all
outside work. +. O. WEIGH
Crownsrille.-Splendid growing
NNtfNhSA Vic tttoN NNChs al NlVip
are growing very fast and looking fairly
well. Rains on 4th and 5th.
WIN. X. HATCIL
Wdterburg.-M More local rains Thurs
day and Friday, the 4th and 9Th, but
warm sunshine prevailed Saturday and
Sunday, the 9th and 9Th instants, whicl
was needed. Some farmers are getting
behind with their farm work on account
of the rainy weather. Ground continues
too wet to work, and crops are getting
somewhat grassy for the need OF work
ing, but are growing rapidly and looking
well. Some corn being laid by and tas-
selling out. Grass encouraging.
j. WESLEY AMOS.
Bernard. Harvest about over; large
yield anticipated. Plenty of rain the
past week has shown good results.
Weather favorable for all kinks OF vege-
tation. Corn and tobacco looking we'll.
Apples looking well.
JOSEPH II. BEAN.
Pdtarent.-Crops OF all kinds are
growing rapidly, but the continued rainy
weather is very severe on grain in the
shock, besides the delay il has caused in
haymaking. Oats are about ready for
harvest. Vegetables and grass are run
ming a race this wet weather. Black
berries and whortleberries are commence
ing to ripen. Spring sown grasses look
D. X. The cabbage worm" is doing
some damage.