. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. ^~..-—- . , All orders carefully filled ^-•^SWMad*^*"* under the supervision of ^chica£3—. GEORGE iSMUS, Mgr. Wire, Write or Phone West 822 Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery. Itaniion *Ae American Florist when writing Rochester, N. T. J. B. KELLER SONS, FLORISTS 25 Clinton Avenue, N. Rocheiter Phone 506. Long Diit. Bell Phone tl89 Members Florist* Tele(rr»ph Dellyery. Mention the American Florist when writina Newark, Ohio. CHAS. A. DUERR, The Arcade riorist, ""'(l^atvX'o., Phone 26. AUtO- PHOM 184
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. ^~..-—- . , All orders carefully filled ^-•^SWMad*^*"* under the supervision of ^chica£3—. GEORGE iSMUS, Mgr. Wire, Write or Phone West 822 Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery. Itaniion *Ae American Florist when writing Rochester, N. T. J. B. KELLER SONS, FLORISTS 25 Clinton Avenue, N. Rocheiter Phone 506. Long Diit. Bell Phone tl89 Members Florist* Tele(rr»ph Dellyery. Mention the American Florist when writina Newark, Ohio. CHAS. A. DUERR, The Arcade riorist, ""'(l^atvX'o., Phone 26. AUtO- PHOM 1840 Member of Florists' TelegraphDellTery Mention the American Florist when writing Little Rock, Ark. VESTALS PAUL M. PALEZ, Mgr. 409 MAIN STREET. All orders carefully filled and delivered to all parts of the city, .'\rkansas aad the Southwest. Toledo, O. Mrs. J. B. Freeman (SDcaesaor to Geo. A. Bdnl) 33* Sapcrior St., Toledo, O. Both Fhonei, S27. Special attention to Mail and Telegraph Orders Seattle, Wash. , Florist 912 3rd Ave. Orow«r, Wholesaler >nd Retailer. Careful and prompt attention kriven to orders for Alaska,Washington and Oregon. Nashville, Tenn. Geny Bros. LBADINO FLORISTS tia nns Ave. no. NASHVILLL TKNH New York. miLII) ILUmOl, Phone8297 Plaxa. Max Schling NEW YORK No. 22 West 59th Street Adjoining Plaza Hotel FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA PELICANO, ROSSI & CO., 123 KEARNY ST. San Francisco. Stock is good, chrysanthemums par- ticularly so; it was commonly remark- ed that the roses at the present show were nearly fifty per cent better than those shown at the last fall show. American beauties are in good demand and bring a better price, a few specials reaching $ a dozen. The prevailing price is $2 for firsts and $ a dozen for seconds. Very little third-grade stock is coming in. This applies also to other rose stock the most of which is coming in of two grades only and sell- ing at 50 and 75 cents a dozen. Richmonds are h
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