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• 24 large Plant Baskets 15.00 



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25 Cut Flower Baskets, decorated with hand-painted relief, finely fin- 



ished, and with metal liners 15.00 



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Pink, white, red, yellow. All grades. 



SPECIAL— 250 ROSES — $io.6o. 



Roses, all varieties 4c, 6c to lec 



American Beauties, tl.50 to $3.00 per doz. 

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Carnations, pink, white. red{J*fi^"iiJ^ 



Sweet Peas 75c per 100 



Greens of all kinds at market prices. 



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A splendid assortment of bedding 

 stock is ready to take the place of 

 Easter stock on the benches of Anton 

 Then. 



There is only one Easter regret in 

 the mind of Abraham Iralson, 356 East 

 Forty-third street, and that is that he 

 did not lay in a heavier supply of 

 stoek. He en.ioyed a good demand for 

 corsages and plaots.- 



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The Market. 



Easter reports indicate that business 

 was satisfactory. It was a big plant 

 Easter. The weather was glorious. The 

 wholesale market never before was so 



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loaded down with cut stock as this 

 year, and the quality was excellent. 

 Large consignments came in daily last 

 week and an extra large supply arrived 

 April 21 and 22. Roses wei-e abundant; 

 only the fancy grades brought a good 

 price. Among these were |lussells, 

 Ophelias, Wards and Hoosier beauties. 

 Carnations, too, were abundant and the 

 prices on these dropped to $3 and $4 

 per hundred. Although the demand for 

 them was large, it did not consume the 

 supply. Sweet peas glutted the mar- 

 ket. Orchids were scarce and the de- 

 mand for them was large. There was 



a large cut of lilies and these were sold 

 at $12.50 per hundred. Snapdragons 

 did not sell so well. Bulbous stock was 

 at its height. The demand for tulips, 

 daffodils, valley and Dutch hyacinths 

 was large. There also was a good sup- 

 ply of mignonette, daisies, stocks and 

 forget-me-nots. Greens were plentiful. 

 On the whole, the demand the first part 

 of the week was somewhat slow, but by 

 Friday shipping orders were numerous. 

 A large local demand cleaned the mar- 

 ket Saturday. Lilies, the main Easter 

 flowers, were overplentiful, both in cut 

 stock and pot plants. 



