. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everything Elrst-Ciass Uth and H Sireefs. CUDC BROS-CO. FLORISTS W£« WASHINGTON, D. C. GUDE'S Members norlsts' Telegrrapb Delivery "ALWAYS AT YOUR SmVICI" TOLEDO METZ & BATEMAN Ohl* BMs. 414 Madisoa Av*. liOcated In the center of bnaUiefls district. aORAL DESIGNS of si kinds COVER ALL OHM POINTS CLEVELAND, OHIO BRAMLBT & SON Store and Greenhouses. 1181 East Tlst Street SIOUX FALLS, S. D. l^'^'X''- ^'^"""^ Iowa and all points west. Dak., Mlnn^ THOmS GBEENHOUSE 'ZJ dorfer & Co., Philadelphia,
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everything Elrst-Ciass Uth and H Sireefs. CUDC BROS-CO. FLORISTS W£« WASHINGTON, D. C. GUDE'S Members norlsts' Telegrrapb Delivery "ALWAYS AT YOUR SmVICI" TOLEDO METZ & BATEMAN Ohl* BMs. 414 Madisoa Av*. liOcated In the center of bnaUiefls district. aORAL DESIGNS of si kinds COVER ALL OHM POINTS CLEVELAND, OHIO BRAMLBT & SON Store and Greenhouses. 1181 East Tlst Street SIOUX FALLS, S. D. l^'^'X''- ^'^"""^ Iowa and all points west. Dak., Mlnn^ THOmS GBEENHOUSE 'ZJ dorfer & Co., Philadelphia, and Eichard Vincent, Jr., of "White Marsh, Md. George C. Shaflfer is preparing to take an extended vacation at Atlantic City, N. J., in company with his family. W. W. Kimmel has opened his sum- mer home at Chesapeake Beach. Gude Bros. Co. has adopted its usual summer hours and the F street store is being closed promptly at 6 o'clock each evening. C. L. L. BOSTON. The Market. There is little to report from the cut flower market except that business is down to its usual low midsummer ebb. Up to the 'present the demand from mountain and shore resorts has been light, and it is not expected that there will be any lavish entertaining there this season. Outside of funeral work there is practically nothing doing, and there is likelv to be little business be- fore the middle of September. On the whole, however, the season has not been bad; it has been vastly better than we could have hoped for last fall. Koses for the season continue of fine quality. There is a fair call for Beau- ties. Some select flowers reach $15 to $20, but the majority go at $10 to $12. Ophelia continues good. The best flow- ers make $8 to $12. There are still some good Russell, Miller, Taft and Richmond. The glut of short-stemmed flowers is less, due to the lack of strong heat so far. Carnations show no im- provement in sales. Sweet peas, owing to drenching rains, have been poor. Good flowers are in demand.
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