. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. ro^ Berlino, Genuany. - Comunicazione può ora essere avuto con la Germania via wireless dal Sayville, N. Y., a 50 centesimi di euro a parola, cavo count, più la linea di terra le tasse. Bush Hill Park, Inghilterra.-Stuart bassa & Co. hanno consigliato ai loro corrispondenti all'estero che impegni aziendali vengono eseguite come al solito la guerra di aver fatto molto meno differenza che appare in generale presunti. Yokohama, Giappone.-caricatori di lily lampadine, sebbene abbiano acconsentito alla cancellazione di una parte considerevole dei loro ordini per l'Europa, non intendiamo sovraccaricare il Amer

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ro^ Berlin, Genuany. — Communication may now be had with Germany via wireless from Sayville, N. Y., at 50 cents per word, cable count, plus the land line charges. Bush Hill Park, England.—Stuart Low & Co. have advised their correspondents abroad that business engagements are being executed as usual, the war having made much less difference than appears generally supposed. Yokohama, Japan.—Shippers of lily bulbs, although they have consented to the cancellation of a considerable part of their orders for Europe, do not intend to overload the American market, as has been done with French and Dutch bulbs. Hamburg, Germany.—England, which usually takes a big percentage of the crop, will refuse valley pips as long as the two countries are at war. Conse- quently it is a case of ship to America or hold in cold storage until peace is de- clared. The crop is of excellent quality this year. Copenhagen, Denmark.—War risk in- surance has gone up because of the ac- tivity of both Germany and England in strewing the northern waters with mines. Arrangements have been made for large quantities of valley pips to fo thence to America, but shippers are elaying. Botterdam, Holland. —Of all the world, this is the one port that is ex- porting more goods to America than in normal times. The consular statistics show an increase of more than twenty- five per cent. Horticultural traders' commodities have contributed their share to the gain. London, England.—In its determina- tion to prevent trading with the enemy the government now requires customs oflScers to compel certificates of origin or ultimatn destination to accompany each foreign shipment. Orleans, France.—Levavasseur & Sons say that although their force now includes only women, boys under 19 and men over 45, they still have 180 hands in the nursery and have done more and better work than ever be- fore. They add that weather condi- tions have been such that stock i

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecad
• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912