. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. Peut expédier n'importe quelle taille à la fois de téléphone ou de télégraphe à nos frais. KROESCHELL BROS. CO., 452 W. Erie Street, Chicago, Illinois. ' ?' Fort Wayne, Ind. offre accrue. Avec la demande terne. Il y a eu un changement radical dans la très Uower marliet la deuxième moitié de juillet, en raison du temps très chaud et intense de l'humidité, ce qui a augmenté le stock de fleurs produites, en particulier les variétés de plein air, mais aussi réduit le volume des échanges. Il y a excellente asters sur le marché, dans tous les cultivars à l'essai, et ils commande

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. CAN SHIP ANY SIZE AT ONCE Telephone or Telegraph Order at Our Expense. KROESCHELL BROS. CO., 452 W. Erie street, CHICAGO, ILL. '?' Fort Wayne, Ind. INCREASED SUPPLY. WITH DULL DEMAND. There was a very radical change in the Uower marliet the latter half of July, due to the very hot weather and intense humidity, which increased the stock of flowers produced, especially the outdoor varieties, but also lessened the volume of trade. There are excel- lent asters on the market, in all the test varieties, and they command a good price. Roses of good quality are very plentiful, and the short-stemmed, open stock gets no consideration what- ever. Columbia, the new rose, is mak- ing quite a place for itself on this mar- ket, several of the local growers having a nice cut of them daily. NOTES. The New Haven Floral Co. is cutting large quantities of gladioli and roses, including the new rose, Columbia. Three of their large houses are being planted with young carnation stock, which is looking very fine. All hands are busy at the green- houses of A. J. Lanternier & Co., tilling the carnation houses, with the young stock from the field. They are cutting some fine lilies in the rubrum and au- ratum varieties. The Flick Floral Co. reports a heavy i-un on funeral work during the past two weeks, and are showing particu- larly fine summer roses and asters. Carnations are being planted at the greenhotises. A good-sized wedding helped to dis- pose of some good stock at the store of the Fi-eese Floral Co. last week. Bas- kets of roses and gladioli were used in the decoration of both church and house. Summer business has held up un- usually well at the store of Ed Wen- ninghoff, with flowers for the sick room and baskets for various occasions in nearly as heavy demand as funeral work. A fine cut of Columbia roses is being sent to the store of the Doswell Floral Co. daily from their greenhouses. Their asters

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