. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. 626 L'American fiorista. Il 7 maggio, J. B. Deamud è ricevere grandi quanti- Cravatte Fantasia di felci che egli è venduto a $ 3 per mille. La domenica era giorno di maggio, ma l'evento non ha causato molto di un agitare sul mar- ket. Un visitatore di questa settimana è stato E. G. Hill, di Richmond, ind. New York. La qualità dei fiori al momento attuale è superba. Le rose di tutti i tipi possono essere avuto a proprio prezzo. La lampadina stock è molto fruttuoso. Tulipani bianchi sono più abbondanti ora che in qualsiasi altro momento in questa stagione. Golden la colonna vertebrale e Imperatore sono in vendita per meno t

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 626 The American Florist. May 7, J. B. Deamud is receiving large quanti- ties of fancy ferns, which he is selling at $3 per 1, 000. Sunday was May day, but the event did not cause much of a stir on the mar- ket. A visitor this week was E. G. Hill, of Richmond, Ind. New York. The quality of flowers at the present time is superb. Roses of all kinds can be had at your own price. Bulb stock is very fruitful. White tulips are more abundant now than at any time this season. Golden Spine and Emperor are selling for less than what the bulbs cost. Lilacs from the south have arrived and bring a fair price. Sweet peas are of very good quality and sell readily. Fancy ferns are scarce at the present time, as also is green galax. Pansies are very salable articles, the street peddler bunch- ing them flat with galax around them. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cut Flower Exchange, which is being held today, is an event looked for- ward to by everybody connected with the Exchange. Five new directors are to be voted for, and a president will be elected by the new board of directors. Wm. Amos, the president, has made a record for himself the last year, and it is to be hoped that the incoming board will re-elect him. John N. May, who returned to Summit last week after a sojourn in the south, is greatly improved in health, and except- ing considerable trouble in walking appears better than he has for several years. During the five months of his absence he has been unable to attend to anything connected with his business, and his anticipated resumption of the responsibilities of his large place will be hailed with sincere pleasure by his many business associates and friends. The estate of the late George Kruse, Ocean avenue, Jersey City, has been awarded damages against the local gas company for injury to plants from escaping gas. Roberts & Grunewald of Columbus avenue had a fire on April 30

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