. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. Dahlia Camelliaenora in Blooni JuneGrown by A. L. Miller, Brooklyn, N. V. the home and itsenvironments, the Pres-byterian Society of this placehas decidedto emulate the goodexampleset by somechurches in neigbboring towns and holda floral exhibition this season, etc. Hartford, Conn. Business is very quiet. The rainyweather the past week has lessened thesupply of sweet peas to some are getting scarce, most ofthe growers having thrown outtheiroldstock. Roses are
. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. Dahlia Camelliaenora in Blooni JuneGrown by A. L. Miller, Brooklyn, N. V. the home and itsenvironments, the Pres-byterian Society of this placehas decidedto emulate the goodexampleset by somechurches in neigbboring towns and holda floral exhibition this season, etc. Hartford, Conn. Business is very quiet. The rainyweather the past week has lessened thesupply of sweet peas to some are getting scarce, most ofthe growers having thrown outtheiroldstock. Roses are getting a trifle moreplentiful, but are small. Asters are justcommencing to make their appearance. This city will not be represented verystrongly at the Convention; JohnCoombs and wife are theonly ones goingfrom here. J. F. Bedding Designs at Woodlawn Station, N. Y Express Companies Must Paythe Stamp Tax. Suits have been brought in various sec-tions of the country todeteimine whoshall pay the stamjj tax on express com-panies receipts. The companies haveendeavored to impose this burden on theshippers, but those who handle a greatdeal of express business object to assum-ing it, believing that Congress intendedin this way to tax the revenues of the ex-press companies. The first decision inthis matter was rendered in Chicago lastweek by Judge Tuley, the question hav-ing been brought before him thiough anaction by the llHnois ManufacturersAssociation against the United StatesExpress Company. Judge Tuley decidesthat the Express Company must pay thestamp tax, agreeing with the opinionannounced some time since by officialsof the Treasury Department. He admitsthat the language of the law relating tothis particular point is ambiguous. Itdoes not state that the express compa-nies shall attach and cancel the stampre
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