. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture.  ?',' ' ? » ?  ?  ?  ?.- -^ -.v- ' ? ? • ? ? ? ."^ . Rorists* Examen ao Le NOVBMBEB 4, 1016. a été montrant certains joliment déco- rated windows ces derniers temps. Le Sud Parc Floral Co. a été l'envoi de quantités de roses de première classe dans ce marché. Le Smith &AMP ; Jeunes Co. a été la manipulation d'un grand nombre de stock ces derniers temps. Le rapport est que les affaires sont bonnes. E. A. Nelson est de retour d'un voyage de pêche. Grande a été août apportant quelques mamans pot de première classe sur le marché. H. L. W. KANSAS CITY. Le marché. De grandes quantités de stock sont arriv- ing. E

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ?', ' '? "? ? ? ?.- -^ ~-.v- '?? ?•?? .'^ . ao The Rorists* Review NOVBMBEB 4, 1016. has been showing some tastefully deco- rated windows lately. The South Park Floral Co. has been sending quantities of first-class roses into this market. The Smith & Young Co. has been handling a great deal of stock lately. The report is that business is good. E. A. Nelson has returned from a fish- ing trip. August Grande has been bringing some first-class pot mums to the market. H. L. W. KANSAS CITY. The Market. Large quantities of stock are arriv- ing. The warm weather last week brought the chrysanthemums in large supply and the same may be said of roses and carnations. Mums are the leaders in the market now, but the de- mand is well up to the supply. Eoses were in full blast last week. Large, fine stock, with 2-foot stems, sold at $4 per hundred. Carnations also were ?old at low figures. The stock coming into this market is of good quality, with the exception of mums, which seem to have deteriorated. Carnations are more plentiful than they have been in any previous year. Greens continue to move and a big improvement in quality has been noted^ Pot plants were in good demand last week, especially chrysanthemum plants. Cyclamens are in bloom and bring a good price. Various Notes. E. H. Frandsen & Co. have their greenhouses in fine shape. The roses and carnations are in an excellent con- dition. This firm has about 30, 000 square feet of glass, a good part of which is devoted to potted plants. The department stores had large sales of flowers October 30. Carnations were sold for 1 cent, roses 3 cents and ehryFanthemums 10 cents. Halloween window displays were nmnerous. Most of the displays con- sisted of autumn leaves, etc. "W. J Barnes has removed his flower pots from the sheds to a large space be- hind the boilers. The sheds will be used as a storage place for fertilizers, moss and other greenhouse necessities. A. F. Ba

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