. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. HARRISII LILIES, 6/7. .per 100, $ ; case of 400, $ " " <)/7. per 100, ^; case of 335, PAPER WHITES, per case of 1000, $; in less quanti- ties, $ per 100. BLACK STEM FORMOSA LILIES, ()/8, at $ per 100; case of 40\ $24.(0. Purity Freesla, % size, a good catch crop $ per 1000 " " extra large size per 1000 Callas (Aetbiopica), large flowering size per 100 Alliums, fine for design work, etc per 1000 FINE 4-INCH CYCLAMEN PLANTS, in best colors per 100 Plants are scarce. Thf
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. HARRISII LILIES, 6/7. .per 100, $ ; case of 400, $ " " <)/7. per 100, ^; case of 335, PAPER WHITES, per case of 1000, $; in less quanti- ties, $ per 100. BLACK STEM FORMOSA LILIES, ()/8, at $ per 100; case of 40\ $24.(0. Purity Freesla, % size, a good catch crop $ per 1000 " " extra large size per 1000 Callas (Aetbiopica), large flowering size per 100 Alliums, fine for design work, etc per 1000 FINE 4-INCH CYCLAMEN PLANTS, in best colors per 100 Plants are scarce. Thf;se would be good stock to grow on. Get our list of Palms. Ferns, Rubbers, Dracaenas and variety of Decorative Plants. C. C. Pollworth Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Mention The Reyiew when you write. Mr Mitchell, of the Germain Seed & Plant Co., Los Angeles, Cal., was in San Francisco the first part of last week. The California Seed Co. has installed new fixtures and renovated the store on Market street. W P. Stubbs, of Louisville, Ky., and Mr. Sluis, of the Sluis Seed Co., Chi- cago, called on the trade in the city last week. ^- *1- ^• PACKERS' TROUBLES. Tho .annors have been having their own troubles this season and some of them are of a kind with which seeds- men can svmpathize. For instance, last vear the Maryland and Delaware pack- ers paid the farmers 15 cents per basket for tomatoes, but this year agreed to pav them 25 cents. The scarcity ot to- matoes and the increasing demand tor canned goods led to prices being in- flated, until in some canneries as high as 75 cents a basket has been paid this vear. Many of the growers, unable to resist the temptation, failed to make good their contracts with the cannera and sold to the agent paying the highest ^"Evidentlv tho packers are not content to have allowed the farmers to freely lie down on their contracted obligations for acreage, for reports from Delaware indicate that the well known firm of Richardson & Bobbins has b
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