. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 56 Die wöchentliche Floristen^ überprüfen. Fbbbuabt 16, 1012. Seed Trade News. 8 AJOaiOAH XXD TBADS AUOOUXSOV. Anw., Leonard H. Yaagrhan, Chicago; Erste Stellvertretende-Pres, M. H. Duryea, New York City; Sek' y und Baeume., C. £. Kendel, Cleveland. O. in der DREISSIGSTEN Jahrestagung, Chicago. Juni 26 bis 27, 1012. Die landwirtschaftlichen Mittel Rechnung jetzt vor dem Kongress bietet $ 285,680 für die kostenlose Verteilung von Saatgut in 1913. Ein Korrespondent sagt, dass 12.000 Morgen Erbsen für diese Jahreszeit in Fremont County im US-Bundesstaat Idaho beauftragt wurden. Entwicklungen werden

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 56 The Weekly Florists^ Review. Fbbbuabt 16, 1012. Seed Trade News. AJOaiOAH 8XXD TBADS AUOOUXSOV. Pres., Leonard H. Yaagrhan, Chicago; First Vice- Pres., M. H. Duryea, New York City; Sec'y and Treas., C. £. Kendel, Cleveland. O. Thirtieth annual convention, Chicago. June 26 to 27, 1012. The agricultural appropriation bill now before Congress provides $285, 680 for the congressional distribution of free seeds in 1913. A CORRESPONDENT says that 12, 000 acres of peas have been contracted for this season in Fremont county, Idaho. Devel- opments will be watched with interest. The Clinton Seed Co., Clinton, Okla., has been incorporated, with $4, 000 capital stock. The incorporators are H. B. Lips- comb, E. A. Humphrey, C. E. Gamaway and H. W. Smith. Wm. C. Atherton has bought out Eo- thenbush & Co., Hamilton, O., whose line was seeds and fruits. Mr. Atherton al- ready had a store on Court street and will specialize in seeds at the Bothenbush stand. D. M. Campsey, Washington, Pa., who deals in wool and seeds, says the short- age of the hay crop caused an extra de- mand for timothy seed in that vicinity, his sales approximating 1, 000 bushels at $7.50 per bushel. At the approaching election J. C. Vaughan will make another attempt to unseat James B. Mann, minority leader in Congress and the author of several bills to regulate the sale of seeds. Neither candidate will have opposition at the primaries. Since the Department of Agriculture began scouring the world for grasses, plants and other products which might prove of value in this country, more than 32, 000 shipments of seeds and plants have been received here, according to Dr. David Pairchild, in charge of this work. Some of the large seed houses that are located to do a country trade as well as a catalogue business have found it more profitable to distribute the catalogues thickly within the community radius rather than scatter them the length and breadth of the country thro

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