. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. 486 L'American fiorista. 24 ottobre, Milwaukee. Il business è buona e lo stock è PLENTI- FUL.-fioristi' club è di nuovo QI'ARTERS. -Scambi di note. Business è stato molto buono durante il tbe settimana passata con abbondante di brodo per riempire tutti gli ordini. I GAROFANI sono il miglioramento della qualità giornaliera e sarà in buone condi- zioni in poche settimane. Mme. Chatenay le rose sono in ottima domanda. Sunrise è anche tenuto bene qui. American Beau- legami sono in arrivo in buona forma, espe- cially quelle cresciute da Adam Zender. Abbondanza di crisantemi per riempire al

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 486 The American Florist. Oct. 24, Milwaukee. BUSINESS IS GOOD AND STOCK IS PLENTI- FUL.—FLORISTS' club's new QI'ARTERS. —TRADE NOTES. Business has been very good during tbe past week with plenty of stock to fill all orders. Carnations are improving in quality daily and will be in good condi- tion in a few weeks. Mme. Chatenay roses are in excellent demand. Sunrise is also taking well here. American Beau- ties are coming in in good shape, espe- cially those grown by Adam Zender. Plenty of chrysanthemums to fill all orders are available, but the quality is not of the best. Violets are very fine and are to be had in quantity. The Milwaukee Florists' Club has secured quarters in the Empire building and will hereafter have a nice room. The club is prosperous and is now making arrangements for a big chrysanthemum show to be held next year. It was impos- sible to have a show this season owing to the work of the S A. F. convention. Ferdinand Knorr is now running the greenhouses on the, Schandien place for commercial purposes. This was the finest private place in the city. The entire force at the greenhouses of the Holton & *Iunkel Company is busy packing plants, the business in this direc- tion increasing rapidly. F. P. Dilger has completed his new house and is now busy planting his Dutch bulbs of which he grows several hundred thousand. Ben. Gregory had the misfortune recently to fall and break his hip but he expects to be out in a short time. W. Freytag has turned his attention to building dwelling houses on some of his land. McKenney & Company have been busy with funeral work the past week. The Boston store has opened a plant and flower department. Wm. Edlefsen spent a week in St. Louis visiting relatives. C. B. Whitnall has been appointed on the school board. H. QuiNCY, III.—The house of F. W. Heckenkamp, florist, was wrecked in a cyclone here October 6. A large chimney was b

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