. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. ^Bpyp FLEUR RONA ?. R"pr"Bcatatlvu Piftb 816 M. B. CHAPIN Avenue New York'.City T. A. DIXON CO. 1026BlftkeSt. Ocavar ColorBdo,. T. S. Pincée 601 Elm St Dallas, Taxaa. Pour violette et d'Cortaffet Par SiM 100 7x 4x4 2 pouces haut $6.00 10 X ex6H 2-moh Top 5,70 12 X 8 X S^s 2-mch haut 7.40 14x10x8 2-inohTop 12,60 pour les fleurs 18x6x8 2 pouces haut de 4,56 $ 90x4x8 2 pouces haut 4.56 21x6x8 3 pouces haut 6,00 X 24 6 X S^s 2 pouces haut 6,35 $4x8x4 2 pouces haut 8.15 28x8x4 2-inchTop 9.20 28 X 8 X 62 pouces haut 10,60 30 X 6 X 3J3 2 pouces haut 6,95 36x8x6 2-inchTop 13,36 de la cept

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^RONA FLOWER Bpyp?. R«pr«Bcatatlvu M. B. CHAPIN 816 Piftb Avenue New York'.City T. A. DIXON CO. 1026BlftkeSt. Ocavar, ColorBdo. T. S. PINCH 601 Elm St Dallas, Taxaa. For Violets and Cortaffet SiM Par 100 7x 4x4 2-inch Top $6.00 10 X ex6H 2-moh Top 5.70 12 X 8 X S^s 2-mch Top 7.40 14x10x8 2-inohTop 12.60 For Cut Flowers 18x6x8 2-inch Top $4.56 90x4x8 2-inch Top 4.56 21x6x8 3-inch Top 6.00 24 X 6 X S^s 2-inch Top 6.35 $4x8x4 2-inch Top 8.15 28x8x4 2-inchTop 9.20 28 X 8 X 6 2-inch Top 10.60 30 X 6 X 3I3 2-inch Top 6.95 36x8x6 2-inchTop 13.36 cept for the big holidays, and it is safe to say they never will. William Foith is wholesaling a large stock of potted cinerarias and also sell- ing some at retail. He considers him- self especially fortunate in disposing of one of the heaviest crops of carnations he ever had before prices dropped. He has more coming on, but not half the supply that he had. He also has a large number of snapdragons and sweet peas. J. E. K. SALT IiAKB CITY, UTAH. The Market. Bad weather last week held the cut stock back, but the flu has almost en- tirely disappeared and the demand for funeral flowers has been light. The supply of roses is still short of the de- mand and prices still hold up. Carna- tions and sweet peas are more plentiful and are moving well, carnations selling from $5 to $8 per hundred and sweet peas at $2 per hundred. Daffodils and tulips are at their best, the stock being extra good. Freesias are still arriving in large amounts, but the stock is not so good as it has been. Various Notes. Charles Edgar and wife, who have been traveling for the McCallum Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., were in the city three or four days last week. Mr. Edgar has visited most of the growers in the inter- mountain country and says that Easter stock everywhere is looking fine. David Brown, manager of the Quality Floral Shop, Inc., at Prove, Utah, vis- ited the trade last week. G. J. £. The lixei dven here are carri

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