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The Florists^ Review 



Ski^tiimbbb 17, 1911, 



FOR mnEDIATE SHIPHENT 



Narcissus 

 Paper White Grandiflora 



Giants . 

 Fancy. . 



Per 100 Per 1000 



.$1-50 $11.00 

 . 1.15 8.50 



FrenchRomanHyacinths 



Per 100 P«r 1000 



White, 12-15 ctms., 



full size $4.00 $35.00 



White, 13-15 ctms., 



full size 6.00 45.00 



These will make a good substitute 

 for Lily of the Valley. 



Freesia Ref racta Alba 



Per 100 Per 1000 



Jumbo $1.35 $12.00 



Mammoth 1.15 9.50 



Liliums 



PerlOO 



Harrisii, 7 to 9 inch $ 9.50 



Formosum, 7 to 9 inch 7.00 



Formosum, 9 to 10 inch 10.00 



Calla Aethiopica, extra select 10.00 



NOW IN STOCK 



A very complete line of all 

 Dutch bulbs, and of real 

 "worth while" quality. Prices 

 reasonable. Complete price 

 list for the asking. We be- 

 lieve early orders will prove 

 to our mutual advantage. 



Winterson's Seed 

 Store 



166 N. Wabuh Ave., CHICAGO 



8 respectively, added nearly 7,000 

 cases of Holland bulbs to the season's 

 total imports. These two boatloads 

 made the total so far imported this 

 season through the port of New York 

 23,160 cases. A comparison of these 

 figures with those of the total Dutch 

 bulb imports through this port in the 

 last two years shows that we have re- 

 ceived practically the season's supply. 

 Whatever additional shipments are re- 

 ceived from now on may be counted as 

 surplus. Of the size of this, advance 

 notices have given no definite informa- 

 tion, although it is well understood that 

 this season 's crop is a good one and 

 cancellations of European orders have 

 been numerous. 



The consignments on the steamer 

 Westerdyk, which arrived September .5, 

 were as follows: 



Consignee. • Cases. 



Rusconl, D 7 



Adams Express Co 10 



Shoemaker Seed Co 8 



Slegel-Cooper Co 4 



Schwake, C, & Co 61 



Boddington, A. T 14 



Baldwin, A., & Co 70 



Elliott, W., & Sons 37 



Wood-Stubbs Co 21 



Tendley, W 10 



Darrow, H. F 25 



Dreer, H. A., Inc 19 



Downing, T. D., & Co 14 



Bernard, Judae & Co 12 



MacNiff Horticultural Co 28 



Thorburn, J. M., & Co 1«^ 



Ward, R. M., & Co 00 



Langeler, H 57 



Vlck's, James, Sons 105 



Ooldenberg, A 40 



Stumpp & Walter Co 26 



Barnes, B. S 7 



Weeber & Don 13 



Skltus, R. S 1 



Weyman, C. H.. & Co 13 



Ross Bros 



American Shipping Co 22 



Vaugban's Seed Store 113 



Jennings, A. S., Co 13 



Marshall, W. E 46 



Roosa, J. F 43 



Hampton, J. W., Jr., & Co 45 



Providence Seed Co 15 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co 1,119 



Maltus & Ware 2,182 



American Express Co 363 



On order 1,188 



Total 6,877 



The number of cases of bulbs on 

 board the steamer Eotterdam, from Rot- 

 terdam, which reached New York Sep- 

 tember 8, was not nearly so large as 

 those of the shipments of the last two 

 or three weeks, the total falling short 

 of 1,000 cases. The consignments were 

 as follows: 



Consignee. (^ases. 



American Express Co 23 



Adams Express Co 31 



Elliott, Wm., & Sons 4 



Maltus & Ware 41 



Roosa, J. P m 



Funch, Edye &Co 3 



Krug, E. J 127 



Lang, R. F 115 



Stone, C. D., & Co 7 



MacNiff Horticultural Co .">9 



Saltus, R. S 1 



Barnes, B. S 5 



Weeber & Don 4 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co 227 



Holland- America Line 257 



Total 968 



On steamer Westerdyk 5,877 



Previously reported 16,315 



Total to date 23,160 



SHIPMENTS FBOM ENGLAND. 



Shipments of seeds from England are 

 not likely to be held up by the Eu- 

 ropean war, at least not for the present. 

 British concerns are advertising the con- 

 tinuation of business as before, and 

 the steamers from English ports arrive 

 each day carrying as much freight as 

 ever. Among it are consignments of 

 seeds to the American trade. The 

 Cedric, the Kroonland and the Phila- 

 delphia, from Liverpool, and the Min- 

 netonka, from London, which arrived 

 between September 5 and 7, carried 





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