. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Le 80 janvier 23 Fleuristes'Review, 1913. SPRINGFIELD,. Le marché. Temps nuageux a gardé retour stock ; par conséquent considérablement plus élevé dans les fleurs : Tout à l'heure qu'elles n'ont été pendant un certain temps. Boses et carna- tions sont plus rare de toutes. Eichmond et Milady sont extrêmement coûteux et il y a peu de roses d'aucune sorte à avoir du tout. Beautés sont rarement vu ; en fait, ils sont si rares et si coûteux qu'il n'y a pas eu de demande pour eux depuis Noël. Les violettes ont quelque peu diminué dans la demande et le prix a baissé. Vallée, da

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 80 The Florists'Review January 23, 1913. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. The Market. Cloudy weather has kept stock back considerably; consequently flowers are higher in price just now than they have been for some time. Boses and carna- tions are scarcest of all. Eichmond and Milady are extremely high-priced and there are few roses of any kind to be had at all. Beauties are seldom seen; in fact, they are so scarce and so costly that there has been no demand for them since Christmas. Violets have fallen off somewhat in demand and the price has dropped. Valley, daffodils, Paper Whites, sweet peas and mar- guerites are all abundant. Forget-me- nots are arriving in small quantities. Business in general has been rather slow since the holidays, but it is hoped that it will pick up soon. However, January is usually a dull month here. Various Notes. The Toole - Newton wedding at Holyoke, January 8, was a big affair. Great quantities of Harrisii lilies, poin- settias, daffodils and Killarney roses were used, besides festooning of south- ern smilax, which was used lavishly. Mark Aitken was the decorator. Miss Ella May Mansfield, formerly with L. D. Kobinson, is now with Mr. Aitken. Linwood Morgan is growing some excellent White Perfection and En- chantress carnations in Agawam. James Morrison's violets are coming on finely and will soon have their new growth. He expects to have a great many for the Easter trade. Osterman & Steele are showing some attractive baskets of spring flowers in their window. Wm. Schlatter & Son have some good La Eeine tulips in pots thus early, and some fine Golden Spur daffodils. The new Japanese glass centerpieces are finding favor here. They consist of a low glass bowl, with Japanese holders for any kind of flowers. The bowl forms a miniature pond for gold- fish. The arrangement makes a most attractive table decoration and is quite unique. E. B. Beals is growing excellent freesias and cyclamens. Visitors: Mil

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