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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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McCray Florist REFRIGERATORS 



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STYLE No. 610. 



This neat design is carried in stock ready for prompt shipment. 

 86 in. wide. 30 in. deep. 71 in high. 



SPECIAL DESIGNS BUILT TO ORDER 



Also we have stock sizes of very neat design 

 ready for prompt shipment. 



Noted for absolutely dry interior, thus avoiding 

 entirely the sweating of glass. 



The positive circulation of pure cold air within 

 keeps the flowers in perfect condition. 



Economical in the Use of Ice. 

 Scientifically Constructed. 



Write at once for Florist's Catalogue No. 70. 



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 Guaranteed Absolutely Satisfactory. Thousands 

 testify to its merits. 



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 tions and Colli sinriii'i' Houses; No r,:i, lor Hroceriee: No. 56. for Meat 

 Markets: No. 70. for Florists. 



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316 Mill Street, Kendallville, Ind. 



Branch Offices and Salesrooms : Chicago. 55 Wabash Ave : 



St. Louis. 4i4 N Third st ; San Francisco. Ill Market St.: Pittsburg. 

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 O.. 356 N. High St.: Cleveland. O.. 64 Prospect St. 



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HUGH GRAHAM 



104 So. 13th Street, Philadelphia. 



I am in a position to handle any orders for Philadelphia or vicinity, either large or small; would 

 be pleased to have corespondem e with the trade in general. 



Our facilities for handling orders, either for flowers or plants, are of the very best. 



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NEW ORLEANS. U. 



Canal Street, 



S. B. Stewart, 



No. ^Street, OMAHA, NEB. 



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F&ESH SELECTED 



alax Leaves 



ED, S. LOVEN, ■ Linville, N, C, 



Qalax and 



Leucothoes 



A. J.Taylor, Montezuma, N.C. 



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SAN FRANCISCO. 



The Market. 



bids fair to be our warm- 

 he same us last year. We 



rain since April and only 

 s in that month, and things 



it is hard to i 

 make any mon 

 its were boo. 

 four weeks. 1 

 Semple's pink 

 stems, just as 



rcks. r'lowers are 

 pry slow sale. As- 

 rane and chrysan- 

 e in full force in a 

 have never seen as- 

 y wire this season. 

 I and sold almost 

 Chinese gardeners 

 of San Mateo, and 

 tand how they can 

 t he prices the flow- 

 ir during the last 



! flowers and long 

 as it is possible to 

 em, sold for 50 cents. The 

 ! have taken all the aster grow- 

 heir own hands and they are 



welcome to it. Most of the growers of 

 carnations seem to be off crop at 

 present and good flowers are not over- 

 plentiful. Roses are scarce enough, ex- 

 cept white, and they are of good qual- 

 itj'. Some very good Brides are seen 

 from Burlingame. Beauties, however, 

 are not up to form or color. Brides- 

 maids and Testouts seem to be badly 

 affected with mildew, although I saw 

 some fancy stock todav from Ferrari 

 Brothers. 



We have had a few Princess of Wales 

 violets for the last couple of weeks, 

 from Ocean View, but they are weak 

 and flabby and will not be good until 

 we get cooler weather. Valley is in, 

 good demand and Lilium longitlorum 

 and the various Japanese lilies fill in 

 nicely for large sprays or bouquets. 

 Smilax is more plentiful and is very 

 cheap. Florists in general seem to an- 

 ticipate a good season's business as 

 sooa as the fall trade commences, and 

 I think there will be enough trade to go 

 around in a few weeks. 1 do not think 

 that, on the whole, business was as 

 ie past three months as it 

 months ago. but we may 



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Cincinnati, O. — Stewart Shillito will 

 build a $1,200 greenhouse at his place in 

 East Walnut Hills. 



There is no paper that comes to me 

 which is read with more real interest and 

 benefit than your excellent publication, 

 and I trust it may remain with us long, 

 and continue t.. improve. — Wl. M. Lind- 

 say. Hirgiugham. Ala. 



