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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



NURSERY NEWS. 



AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Or NURSERYMEN. 



PreB.,N. W.Hal.'. Km. will.- T Vice 



F, A. WVh. !-. •■ i . 



K. II i i::- i has |.iirchase,l t h. ■ 1 'lit r hard 

 ry, Mo. 



1 

 ■i planting 17,00 ange 



1 illahan Nursery Co., Eu i laire, 

 Mich., has incorporated with $5, ap 



ilal stuck. 



There is to be a meeting of the S. A. 



V. peony committee at 1'hiiadelphia. \.> 



vember 15. 



ri E Gompert, oi I .os Ingeles, I lal., 



i- said to liavi disi overed an it ect in 

 southern Europe which preys upon the 

 codlin ninth to such good purpose as to 

 practical!) free apple orchards of the 

 pest. 



PITTSBURG. 



The Market 



Abundance of stock and very little 

 business was the general complaint the 

 last week. Eoses, and Beauties in par- 

 ticular, were a glut and a very large 

 in the poorer grades of stock was 

 the result. Carnations and chrysanthe- 

 mums were in better demand than the 

 weel previous. What is needed is goon. 

 weather to kill the outdoor stuff, 

 which is still very fine. The chrysan- 

 themum is her.- in large quantities. Rob- 

 inson, Henderson, October Sunshine. 

 I.ady Harriet and Ivory are the fancj 



ii ties which, if good, sell at from $1 

 to $2.50 per dozen. The majority of the 

 stock sells at from $4 to $6 per 100. 

 Notes. 



Mrs. !■:. A. Williams, at a recent wed- 

 ding decoration, used bay trees, autumn 

 leaves, wild smilax and chrysanthemums. 

 The effect was simply grand and quite 

 unique. 



A. W. Smith was very busy with 

 funeral work last week. Among the 

 large orders was one for twelve floral 

 ' i u 1. 1 en is from the American Bridge 

 Builders' Union, costing more than 

 $400. 



One of the most attractive wed. line 



'I rati. ms ..t' this season was put up by 



Randolph & McClements on Thursday, 

 for the Ligett-Armstr-ong nuptials at 

 Edgeworth. 



Last Sunday opened the annual chrys- 

 anthemum show at Schenley park. The 

 attendance was very large. Superinten- 

 dent Burke and his foreman, J. W. 

 Jones, are to be congratulated on their 

 success. 



Casper Limbach is erecting a new 

 brick store on Maple street, which .ill 

 cost $10,000. He reports that t : 

 business is very good. 



The Pittsburg Cut Flower « 

 ceiving some good Beauties from the 

 Rose Co., at Bakerstown. 



E. C. Ludwig has secured the decora- 

 tion for the Scott wedding at West 

 Economy. 



Visitors: Geo. Schomer, Connells- 

 ville; J. P. Smith and J. E. Black. 

 Grove City. Eoo 



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I The GLENWOOD NURSERIES 



EVERGREENS. 



I \ . ■!■«!-* til ShruhH 



DLCIDIJOUS TREES. 



20,000 Oriental Plane Tre«. 6 to M Icl 

 26,000 Oafcs, in variety, 6 to 14 feet. 



ll'U.CM) Maples, 1" variety, 8 to 18 feet. 



lteeeli. Kirch, Ash. Kims, Ginkgo Pop 



lars ami ..tl.et' lea.iiu- varieties. 



HEDGE PLANTS. 



200,010 California Privet, 1 to i feet. Tlu 



Osage Orange, Ilerherrv Thunhergil 

 Altheas. etc. 



Special Quotations to large hi: 



FLOWERING SHRUBS. 



i IlyHrimuea ranirulata (.Jraiiriitlnra, 



L«- inel mm 



In-ubs ' 

 d8 | 



Climbing Vines. 





:. im I Ampelopsis Veitchli, 1 and 

 20.000 HalTs Japan Honeysuckle. 

 20,0,0 Clematis Panlculata. 

 English and Irish Ivies, Wistarias 



other vines. 

 Crimson Rambler, Wlchuraiana and otl 



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; THE WM. H. MOON CO., MORRISVILLE, PA. f 



•X GO miles from New York. 30 miles from Philadelphia. 



Mpntlnn the Review when you write. 



lew Trade List now ready. 

 llustrated Catalogue on application. 



McCOLGAN BROS. 



Red Bank, N.J. 



Successors to JAMES McCOLGAN & GO. 



Ofler to the trade a large stock of 



California Privet 



IN SEVERAL GRADES. 



100,000 Ampelopsis Veitchii, 



1, 2 AND 3 YEARS. 



Peterson Nursery, 



I64 La Salle St., CHICAGO. 



EONIES 



m 



And HARDY ORNAMENTAL SIOCK. 



Write for illustrate,! 



W. & T. SMITH COMPANY, 



GENEVA, N. Y. 



B^aBNAMENTAL TREES, 



Wholesale WmJ Shrubs, Roses, Clema- 

 Growers of LSI * is . Fruit Trees and 



IkSJI Small Fruits In great variety 



Send for our "Wholesale Price List. 



MANETTI 



ROSE 



STOCKS 



Supply limited 

 Write to-day 



Thomas Meehan & Sons. Dreshertown, Pa. 



You will find ALL the 



BEST offers ALL the time 

 the Review's Classified Advs. 



Seed Trade News. 



AMERICAN SEED TRADE ASSOCIATION. 



Pres.,S F Willanl. YVVl h.-rsti.-l.l Conn.; First 

 Vi<-i- 1'res.. .1 I'lian. Mi-Culli.uL'li. Cincinnati, ().; 

 Scc'y ami Treas . C. K Kondel. Cleveland. (). 

 The ■.'M :. itll III. i-1 1 . ,:• will I), held tit St. Louis. 



There is record of a recent sale of 

 3,000 pounds of cucumber seed at 75 

 cents spot cash. 



Sixty girls employed in the picking 

 room of tin' Mtnlsi.n Seed Co., Manitowoc, 

 Wis., struck October 26 for higher wages. 



A still hunt for sweet corn is still 

 being engaged in ; a cute hunt for cucum- 

 ber may also be mentioned, if it will 



I... allowed. 



Henry Ntjngesser & Co., New York, 

 report the red clover market very firm. 

 Ufalfa is scarce and steadily ad- 

 yam trig. Bromus inernis is also short. 



With the pickle men anxious to buy 

 cucumber seed, and the .aimers looking 

 i.i sweet com, the seedsman who is not 

 satisfied with the outlook must be shy 



If onions will go up to where they 

 should, ami cabbage keep on spoiling, 

 there may be a chance to make some 

 money without having till the sweet corn 

 and cucumber there is. 



The "Western Seed and Irrigation Co., 

 Frank T. Emerson, manager, expects to 

 be ready by November 15 to remove 

 from Waterloo to Fremont, Neb., where 

 :i mi, building is nearing completion. 



There seems to be no great shortage 

 on anything in the line of seed staples 



except sweet corn and cucumber s 1. 



There is no oversupply of anything, 

 either, and from all accounts it looks as 

 though the Coming season will be one 



of n mil good prices, and a general 



steady demand as soon as the smaller 

 buyei ! are convinced that no gold bricks 

 a i '■ being offered. 



