. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everytiiing rirat^^Clooo 14th and H Streets. CUDE FLORISTS 1214 r y» WASHINGTON D. C. GUDE'S Members yiorlBts* Telegraph ]U>eid^6ir? CLEVELAND, OHIO BRAMI^ET & SON Store and Oreenhouaee, 1181 East Tlst Street The East Lawn Gardens The Leadtnsr Florist of URBAN A, Champaign a., OHIO at the San Francisco exposition to Massachusetts exhibitors in the horti- cultural section are the following: Medal of honor, Bay State Nurseries, North Arlington; gold medals to Thomas, Boland, K, & J. Farquhar & Co., New England
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everytiiing rirat^^Clooo 14th and H Streets. CUDE FLORISTS 1214 r y» WASHINGTON D. C. GUDE'S Members yiorlBts* Telegraph ]U>eid^6ir? CLEVELAND, OHIO BRAMI^ET & SON Store and Oreenhouaee, 1181 East Tlst Street The East Lawn Gardens The Leadtnsr Florist of URBAN A, Champaign a., OHIO at the San Francisco exposition to Massachusetts exhibitors in the horti- cultural section are the following: Medal of honor, Bay State Nurseries, North Arlington; gold medals to Thomas, Boland, K, & J. Farquhar & Co., New England Nurseries and Frederick J. Rea, Norwood. Quite a number of other awards were made to exhibitors from this section. W. N. C. ST. LOUIS. cova«ui The Market. The market last week was crowded with stock, and retailers bought spar- ingly. The hot .weather had a bad ef- fect on trade throughout the city. Stock from outside points arrived in poor condition. The wholesalers are complaining of the poor demand and the low prices. An abundance of roses in all varieties came in last week, the best sellers being Bussell, Hadley and Ophelia. The Killarneys and Bich- mond, unless extra fancy, had little de- mand. Beauties, too, ran low in de- mand and price. The supply of carna- tions far exceeds the demand. Fancy varieties in these are scarce. Beacon and Enchantress are the best carnations being received. White and yellow mums are ignored by buyers, as it is too early for them. There still are plenty of asters and dahlias coming in daily. Gladioli and tuberoses are about over for this year. Cosmos is expected to come in heavily this week. Lilies and valley have the usual good call. Various Notes. Paddy Patton, Walter Young, Fred H. Weber, James Arata, W. S. Wells and William Ossick are attending the Illinois state fair, at Springfield, this week. Arthur Schwerin, secretary of the Burlington Willow Wa^e Shops, Bur- lington, la., and Frank Farney, repre- senting the M. Rice Co., Philadelphi
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