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The Florists^ Review 





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OCTOBKll r», 1916. 



BUFFALO. 



The Market. 



There have been several mild frosts, 

 but no serious damage has been done 

 to outdoor stock. Roses are increasing 

 in variety, but not in qyantity. Beau- 

 ties were in heavy demand last week, 

 on account of the opening of several 

 large department stores. Some extra 

 fine Sunburst, Mrs. Russell and Ophelia 

 are arriving. The Killarneys are im- 

 proving and both short and long- 

 stemmed ones clear rapidly. Valley and 

 orchids are in limited supply. Carna- 

 tions have not increased in quantity. 



Dahlias, like other outdoor flowers 

 this season, will be scarce and not any 

 too good in quality. They sell quickly. 

 Asters are practically over with for 

 this season. The few that reach the 

 market are not salable and are only 

 good for funeral work. Gladioli are 

 also getting poor. Most of the stand- 

 ard varieties are done for. A few of 

 the odd-colored ones are to be had, but 

 these do not sell well until there is 

 nothing else to be had. Easter lilies 

 have been in heavy demand, with the 

 supply just the contrary. Snapdragons 

 usually realize immediate sales. The 

 supply of chrysanthemums is not in- 

 creasing heavily. Evidently many of 

 the growers do not consider early mums 

 good sellers. However, they certainly 

 sell this season with no trouble. Last 

 week there was a heavy demand for 

 yellow mums. Green goods continue 

 about the same. 



Various Notes. 



The golden wedding of General and 

 Mrs. Auman was responsible for the 

 sale of a huge number of Golden Glow 

 chrysanthemums and American Beau- 

 ties. 



Amoug recent visitors were William 

 B. iLeipzig, of A. Leipzig, Inc., New 

 York; S. Menke, with the Decorative 

 Plant Co., New York; H. B. Ruppert, 

 representing Philip L. Carbone, Boston; 

 Edward Frankfort, with the Pennock- 

 Meehan Co., Philadelphia, and Mr. 

 Ford, who is with A. Herrmann, New 

 York. 



W. J, Palmer & Son had several large 

 weddings last week, including house 

 and church decorations. This firm sup- 

 plied a large number of Beauty roses 

 and decorative baskets for the opening 

 of the Kleinhans Co. and the Citizens' 

 Commercial Bank. 



Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Betts, of Mead- 

 ville, Pa., stopped oflf at Buffalo and 

 Niagara .Falls on their honeymoon. 



A. J. Reichcrt has had many orders 

 for the opening of large stores. 



J. B. Wiese was at New York last 

 week. A. E. 



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