. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 54 The Florists' Review April 24, 19i: •u » >? ? "V FOR SEEDS of aU kinds apply to W. W. JOHNSON & SON, 114 BOSTON, ElieULND Ask for prices on best Danisb-grown seed CABBAQB AND CAULIFLOWER Small orders for present delivery shipped from stock on hand. Large orders for future delivery shipped direct from grower in Denmark. Retail price: Cauliflowez, $1^ per oz. .25c per oz. Trial packet, each 10c HOYT HENSHAW, WMt Fall*, N. Y. American representative for grower. Seed Trade Hews. AKEBIOAir SEED TBADE A8800IATZ0V. Prvaident, Cta
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 54 The Florists' Review April 24, 19i: •u » >? ? "V FOR SEEDS of aU kinds apply to W. W. JOHNSON & SON, 114 BOSTON, ElieULND Ask for prices on best Danisb-grown seed CABBAQB AND CAULIFLOWER Small orders for present delivery shipped from stock on hand. Large orders for future delivery shipped direct from grower in Denmark. Retail price: Cauliflowez, $1^ per oz. .25c per oz. Trial packet, each 10c HOYT HENSHAW, WMt Fall*, N. Y. American representative for grower. Seed Trade Hews. AKEBIOAir SEED TBADE A8800IATZ0V. Prvaident, Ctaarlea N. Page, Des MoIbm, la.; S«eretanr-Treainrer, C. E. Kendel, Cleveland, O. Thlrty-flrst aimual convention at Cleveland, Jon* 24 to 26. 1913. J. Ltnabd has opened a seed store at 530 Front street, Mankato, Minn. Cautious dealers are booking orders for hyacinth bulbs "subject to advance in duty," there being a fair prospect that the new tariff bill will be law before this season's crop moves, and a possi- bility that the old rate on hyacinth bulbs, $ per thousand, vyill be restored. Seedsmen generally still are going at top pace. Mail orders are holding up unusually well and counter trade, espe- cially west of the Alleghenies, is heavy as April closes. The season has been a peculiar one thus far, but most houses have found it favorable; they are look- ing for a new record when the filial footing up is reached. The seed trade should write to con- gressmen and senators asking for a change in the tariff bill on seeds not specially provided for. In the present law the rate is 10 cents per pound, and there are a number of objections to it. In the new bill now pending the rate is changed to fifteen per cent ad valorem. In some respects it is a better rate, but the principle of specific duties is the big thing and should be maintained. Why not make this rate 8 cents per pound t NO RAIN IN CAIilFOBNIA. No additional rain has fallen in the California seed growing di
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