. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Les fleuristes* CHAMBRE D'AMÉRIQUE SPECIAL-J7V 7j/7^VVORTEL-les nous avons des immortelles endommagée en rouge. Blanc, bleu, violet et jaune. Nous citons, 2d, e année 25,00 $ par 100 ; catégorie 3d, $15.00 par lOU ; 4ème année, de 10,00 $ par 100. Pour envoyer un échantillon douzaine ; s'ils sont adaptés à, plus ordir. Tant qu'il en restera. H. BAYER8DORFER &AMP ; CO., 1129 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA ^|.-i*ll**li III. li.-.l.m. Allfl b*.u ""ril. Un bon marché. Miss Catherine Vesey, étudiant à Western College, Oxford, O., était invité à l'Vesey accueil pour Thanksgiving. R. F. ST. LOUIS. T

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. THE FLORISTS* SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA SPECIAL—I7V^7VVORTEL-LES We have some damaged Immortelles in Red. White, Blue, Purple and Yellow. We quote, 2d grade, $25.00 per 100; 3d grade, $15.00 per lOU; 4th grade, $10.00 per 100. Send for a sample dozen; if they suit, ordir more. As long as they last. H. BAYER8DORFER & CO., 1129 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ^|.-i*ll**li III. li.-.l.'M Allfl. b*.u »«ril. a good market. Miss Catherine Vesey, a student at Western College, Oxford, O., was a guest at the Vesey home over Thanksgiving. R. F. ST. LOUIS. The Market. Thanksgiving business, on the whole, was not up to expectations by any meand. The wholesalers found the de- mand not nearly so heavy as last year. Stock was plentiful and prices were much lower this year on fancy grades of roses, chrysanthemums, carnations and sweet peas. November 23 the consignors failed to send in much of anything, which made the retailers think a shortage was at hand, but stock arrived in abundance the next "three days and the prices eased oflf. Chrysanthemums are showing that their time is about over. The consign- ments are not nearly bo heavy as they were. Yellow Jones, Chadwick and Eaton are the varieties still with us. These sell well. Roses are not over- plentiful and it seems as though our local growers are somewhat oflf crop. This should bring them in right for the holidays. Carnations, too, are a little oflf in supply, but no shortage is ex- pected. The market is fairly well sup- plied with sweet peas, violets, Paper Whites, stevia, valley and lilies. There is a fairly good supply of all kinds of greens. Various Notes. The annual banquet given by the Missouri Botanical Garden took place November 27, at the University Club. Covers were laid for nearly 300 guests. The tables were nicely decorated with ferns and Begonia Lorraine. Dr. Geo. T. Moore was toastmaster and the speakers were Prof. J. C. Whitten, Prof. A. T. Erwin and Arthur

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