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OCXOBBB 19, 1011. 



TbeWtOdyFlo^ Review, 



89 



LEADING RETAIIL FLORISTS 



Itardill florists whMCCiris ipfCM- m the |W|;cs cwryiir VU» lead, are prepared to fiN orders froai other florists for local delivery M Ifct 



If y«a ^Mkh hereprescatcd MMler this beadiif. aow is the tioM to place year order. 



DARDS, 



N. E. Cor* 444h Street and Madison Avenue, 



Telephones 

 4086-40S6, 88th Street. 



NEW YORK 



Orders delivered on all the Ocean Liners or telegraphed to our own correspondents 



in Europe and the British Colonies. 



fi |^i^i^ jpeydollor^ W^otem Union 



SotabUahed t8V4 



HoDywood Gardens 



Artistic noriab Md Decorators 



rk«MHoiBi666 criTTTr iirAcn 



1S34 Secoad Ave.. MJIl ILL, W AjIi. 



Orders fivsn prompt attention 



Hie livingston Seed Co. 



FLORISTS ^ 



COVER ALL OHIO POINTS 



114 N. High Street, COLUNBOS, OfflO 



KALAMAZOO, MICH. 



G. Van Bochove & Bro., '^^^t^lT' 



uaM»sc 



riORALCO. 



La Crosse, Wis. 



will properlr execute orders in Wisconsin or the 

 northwest. 



UNCOLN, NEBe^B.t.iiFiori.^f' 



viewers fer All Orfiaiiionii. from Credle teGreTe 



RO.LOVELL^^ 



WUt«iv»»r«mpt attention IUT/m^U Vk^^r-fAr^ 

 to«a«r4ew for delivery in iNOTin A^aKOta 



A. C. BROWN, "IK" 



LARGE GREENHOUSES 



Boehrtnger Bros. 



p..>g^u.. BAY CITY, MICH. 



TERRE HAUTE, IND. 



JOHN C HDNL I SON. 129 Sorth Tth Street 



Mrs. M. E. Hollcraft 



807KimiiATe.,TOPEKA, KAN. 

 BERTERMANN BROS. CO. 



UCAOING VLORISTS 

 241 Maigachtwctts Ave., Indianapolis, I nd, 



NiUeiBtlif Fl««l Co WHOLCSALE and 

 lUMHMpma I MTU Wl., BETAIL FLORISTS 



MiNinEAPous, Bninr. 



rnneral dealcDs on shoit notice. One of the largeat 

 •atabUahinente weet of Ohlcaco. 



A Card This Size 



Costs Only 70c per VTeek 

 on Yearly Order 



It would keep yonr name and your facilities 

 before the -whole trade. 



A half-inch card coets only 35c per wock on 

 yearly order. 



daily, and also has a good crop of 

 chrysanthemums. M. B. J. 



NEW TOBE. 



The Market. 





The Indian Summer has had its usual 

 influence' on the cut flower market and 

 has foronght along enormous dahlia ship- 

 ments, much of the stock unsalable, not 

 because of lack of quality, but the mar- 

 ket suffer^ from indigestion. Then, too, 

 the mum streain grows hourly; the 

 warm weather and the sunshine are ac- 

 complishing wonders, and we shall have 

 the late varieties crowding the early 

 ones before the week is over. PoUy 

 Rose was selling as low as $3 per hun- 

 dred October 16, while $3 per dozen 

 seems to be about the top for anything 

 except the new varieties from the ex- 

 pert growers. 



Beauties are arriving and quality is 

 fast improving. The demand for the 

 beet is wide-spread, because of the great 

 number of society weddings, as many as 

 seven in a single day last week. There 

 are roses enough as to variety this sea- 

 son to meet any fancy. The new kinds 

 grow in favor. Taft, Lady Hillingdon, 

 Sunburst, etc., are all great favorites. 

 Bichmonds are improving rapidly in 

 flower and stem. Prices have been fair- 

 ly steady, but do not advance. 



Carnations feel the effect of the hot 

 wave and a good many of them were 

 asleep when received October 14. The 

 top price has been 3 cents, but only high 

 grade stock could command that figure. 

 Most of the arrivals sold at 2 cents 

 and under. Valley is in good demand 

 and the best of it holds at 3 cents. 

 Lilies come in hundreds where the ship- 

 ments averaged thousands a few 

 weeks ago. Violets lack color and qual- 

 ity, but the growers up the Hudson are 

 sending down about a quarter of a 

 million daily. Gardenias are improving 

 and prices advancing, consequent upon 

 the limited supply. Orchids in many 

 varieties hold well at prevailing rates, 

 50 cents being the top for cattleyas. 



Great quantities of autumn foliage 

 are reaching the New York market and 

 this is used widely in the church wed- 

 ding decorations. Cosmos is still unin- 

 jured by the early frosts. Smilax is 

 overabundant. Tritomas, tuberoses and 

 pansies add their quota to the infinite 

 variety. 



Various Notes. 



Several well known members of the 



^^RL I L^S O N EYBBTWHBBK 

 NewTork New Jersey Loaslslaa* 



BROOKLYN 



S AND ft O&BKNK ATSNUE 

 Tel. No. 6800 Prospect 



Colorado Springs, Cob. 



Orders Carefully Executed 



riKES PEAK FLORAL CO. 



Wholoaale and BetaU 



H. W. nELDiTheCdeje Fbrist 



NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 



Home of Smith College 



Send your orders to him for prompt 

 and careful attention. 



DALLAS, TEXAS 



The Texas Seed & 

 Floral Company 



Orders for cnt flowers and designs solicited for 

 delivery in any part of Texas. 



Pittsburg KiB.-Bartlesvflie, QL 



THE STENUUSER nOUST t NUKSEIY CO. 



't*C^, .11 ' '■■ (Inc.) 



Gnwm urf Shinen^WMmle ul letafl 



Ont-of-town orders giren special and personal a^ 

 tentlon. Give us a trial. 



South and Soatbwest Texas and sailinc from Gal vestoa. 



H. H. KUHLNANN, Horist 



SS07 Jackson St., S. W. Phone. Hadley ig2S-3S90 

 SSS6 Washlnrton St., Opp. Olenwood 

 Cemetery, 8. W. Phone. Taylor S28-1081. ( 



Up town. 918 Main St., S.W. Phone, Preston 1T41. 



HOUSTON, TEXAS 



TRILLOW D^'&S-. 



Will promptly execute all orders in this Ticinity. 



llllirora,IIL Jos. H. Smely 



and Tldnlty 



Pbon** 147 



Richmond, lnd« 



rRKD H.UBKON & OO. 



norlals and Decorators. Sendnsyoorortaai 



W. P. MoFabland L. C. MoFaklanb 



McFARLANDS, Florists 

 AKRON, OHIO 



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