The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ckman, D. T. Broadfoot,Andrew AndersonH. Ekas. A. H. Hecht,George J. Na^ Woodfallr:. L. Bland,A. C. Twele, AV. H. Kramer,W. L. DucksteinFrederick SudlickH. Badenhoop. John Glass,A. Cook, Jr.,Chas. Cook,Frederick SudlickMary Johnston, M. R. Rider,Abbie Merritt,Jeane Seroin, Peter Hylen, Carll,Antoine Wintzer,John Geary,C. B. Hoffman,C. P. Chase,H. S. Jackson, Newark, H. Reinhardt, A. Shaffer, Alexandria, G. Blick, Norfolk, J. Michell,Pliiladelphia,
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ckman, D. T. Broadfoot,Andrew AndersonH. Ekas. A. H. Hecht,George J. Na^ Woodfallr:. L. Bland,A. C. Twele, AV. H. Kramer,W. L. DucksteinFrederick SudlickH. Badenhoop. John Glass,A. Cook, Jr.,Chas. Cook,Frederick SudlickMary Johnston, M. R. Rider,Abbie Merritt,Jeane Seroin, Peter Hylen, Carll,Antoine Wintzer,John Geary,C. B. Hoffman,C. P. Chase,H. S. Jackson, Newark, H. Reinhardt, A. Shaffer, Alexandria, G. Blick, Norfolk, J. Michell,Pliiladelphia, P. Dewar. Boston, Lonsdale,Philadelphia, G. Merritt, Grange, J. Patterson,H, B. H. White,AV. R. Ballard,Maryland Agricul-tural O. Brown, Holzapfel, D. Blackistone,.John Robertson,Dr. A. Patten,Charles McCauIeyGeorge Dingman,Peter Bisset,Carl Anderson,Edward McLennanJas. A, Phillips, all of Baltimore. AVashington. D. C. S. ESTABLISHMENT OF DAILLEDOUZE BROS., FLATBUSH, N. Secdlinij of rink Lin\son ;djout tn be dissiiniimtrMl. tgo6. The American Florist, 443 St. Louis. TRADE IMPROVING. ? The market is improving. The weath-er which has been very warm all weekhas cooled off and from now on wecan a much more satisfactorystate of things. The first week in Oc-tober will usher in the annual fall fes-tivities. The Veiled Prophets ball, theparade of the Million club, and laterthe horse show, will undoubtedly causean increase in the demand for all kindsof flowers. Asters are about over,a few stray ones here and there appear-ing. Tuberoses are a little more plenti-ful, American Beauty continues to ar-rive and is eagerly sought, being soldalmost before it is taken out of theboxes. Carnations are improving, En-chantress especially. Stock is coming inin increased quantities and very muchimproved in quality. From all accountschrysanthemums will be plentifu
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