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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



NOVEMBER 10, 1898. 



CHICAGO (Continued). 

 111.; Judson Kramer, Cedar Rapids, 

 la.; Wellington Hughes, Hillsdale, 

 Mich.; A. Dimmock, St. Albans, Eng. ; 

 S. S. Skidelsky, Philadelphia; Miss 

 Kaber, La Porte, Ind.; M. E. Miller, 

 Polo, 111.; J. H. Brumby, Benton Har- 

 bor, Mich. 



Bowling. 



Following are the scares and avera- 

 ges made at the alleys last Friday eve- 

 ning: 



„ „ 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Av. 



G. Stollery 180 1S7 ... 1&3 



J. S. Wilson 163 191 ... 177 



W. Kreitling 119 156 1S4 1.-.3 



G. L. Grant 144 161 US 1.31 



Jno. Zech 144 152 ... 14S 



Jno. Degnan 133 163 126 14ri 



P. J. Hauswirth 139 ... . 139 



F. Hills 131 131 



A. Henderson 12S 122 133 1''7 



C. Balluff 143 106 ... 124 



A. McAdams 11.5 121 119 



H. C. Rowe 125 110 122 119 



L. W. McKellar 116 129 107 117 



^- ^^?-']Se 11.5 12s 109 117 



F. Stollery 93 139 ... 116 



C. Hughes 112 ... n" 



C. S. Stewart 114 IDS '..'. in 



J. C. Vaughan S2 67 74 



W. H. Kidwell 71 ... ..' 71 



Jos. Reeve 63 6" 



HTJNT-S REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MAR- 

 KET. 



The market remains in about the same coii- 

 aition as last weels with a somewhat weak- 

 ened demand and an overabundance in some 

 Kinds of stock. 



The "Mum shoW is in full force, but the 

 effect on the market is not to any large de- 

 gree advantageous. The crop of the "Autumn 

 Queen is being harvested and the counters 

 are loaded and prices way down. 



The scarcity of carnations is over while 

 medium and fancy grades bring a fair price, 



them"^'^ °"'^ ^ ''"^" "^"'■^ '" ^""^ 



Roses are beginning to shorten up. We are 

 looking to a short famine in good rose stock. 

 It wi I surely come it Old Sol don't show 

 himself soon. 



saT'"'^'^ "^ ^"" ^^°^^ ^""^ "^®' '"'"^ '•"''^'^ 



Valley becoming more abundant, but the 

 price is still satisfactory. 



The sharp advance in Beauties is the only 

 thing of any real importance and that affects 

 only the best grades. Extra long stems bring 

 *i— 4 and 24 in. stems bring ?2 per dozen. 



Asparagus plu is quite scarce, and in con- 

 sequence more money is being realized tor it 



Nov. 9, 1S9S. 



FLATBUSH, N. Y. 



The Flatbush Florists' Howling Club 

 held a most enthusiastic meeting at 

 their alleys on Thursday, Nov. 3. The 

 club accepted a challenge from the 

 Brooklyn Royal Arcanums to play a 

 match game on Nov. 11. In addition 

 to this the club organized two teams 

 to play six games, two on each night 

 of Nov. 10, 17 and 24, the losing team 

 to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for 

 the victors; and by way of merely 

 hinting what is done out in Flatbush 

 in one game, Prosser scored ISS; P. 

 Reilly, 179; E. Dailledouze, 178; Alf 

 Zellar, 168; T. Brennan, 162. 



We commend these figures to the 

 consideration of our neighbors, and 

 ask how long, O Lord, how long, will 

 it be before we have another tourna- 

 ment in New York? It's a long time 

 between — games. D. 



SAMIEL S. PENNOCK, 



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 Florist, 



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Kentia Forsteriana 



6-)n., Ti to 6 leaves, $12.00 to $l,s.OO'per dozen 

 a-)n.. 4 to .5 leaves, $ y.tO to $12.00 per dozen. 



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