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DAYTON, OHIO 



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BOSTON. 



The Market. 



A decided improvement has taken 

 place in cut flower conditions since a 

 week ago, and everything now points to 

 a satisfactory fall and winter business. 

 The supplies of asters continue large 

 and of fine quality, but the blooms are 

 cleaning up much better. Some good 

 indoor-grown flowers have wholesaled 

 for as much as $5 per hundred. Such 

 frosts as we have had do not seem to 

 have injured asters. Many late gladioli 

 still arrive, but the season for these will 

 soon end. Eoses are in heavy supply, 

 but are cleaning up much better, at im- 

 proved prices. Ophelia remains the 

 best seller. Ward is popular and, being 

 of a much richer color than Sunburst, 

 sells better. Francis Scott Key, Miller, 

 Dark Pink Killarney and Russell are 

 all good. Of newer sorts Prima Doi^na 

 and Mrs. Hearst are showing up well. 

 There is an increased supply of Ameri- 

 can Beauties. Best quality flowers sell 

 at $25 per hundred. 



Carnations are coming in more freely, 

 and with improved quality prices have 

 made a good advance. Golden Glow is 

 about the only chrysanthemum seen in 

 any quantity, but some Early Snow and 

 Advance are also coming in. A few 

 bunches of single violets appeared this 

 week. Cosmos and calendulas are both 

 quite plentiful. Lilium longiflorum 

 I'leans up better, but speciosums are 

 somewhat too abundant. Valley is 

 scarce and good quality stock sells at 

 fancy prices. A few Cattleya labiata 

 liave appeared, and yellow oncidiums 

 and Vanda cajrulea are seen in small 

 lots. The call for asparagus is improv- 

 ing. The pot plant trade is starting up, 

 and tyclamens, with a few flowers open, 

 are already offered in some of the stores. 



Club Meeting. 



The opening fall meeting of tlie Gar- 

 deners' and Florists' Club, September 

 18, brought out a good attendance. 

 Financial reports on the June ladies' 

 night and the July picnic were read and 

 approved. A balance of more than $100 

 remained of the picnic fund. It was 

 voted to appropriate a balance from last 

 winter's banquet to prizos for the great 

 vegetable show to be lield October 9 in 

 Horticultural hall. Tliree new members 

 were elected. James Donald showed 

 soino splendid Englisli and American 



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