3rhc Florists' Review 



October 19, 1916. 



, CINCINNATI. 



The Market. 



Business is fairly good. The supply 

 of stock, however, is too large for pres- 

 eut needs, and this has resulted in 

 crowding the market. 



Egses are in good supply and there 

 are many excellent offerings. The gen- 

 eral run of Killarney, White Killarney, 

 Hoosier Beauty and Shawyer is of a 

 high order. Carnations have become 

 somewhat scarce. Chrysanthemums 

 now are plentiful and by the end of 

 this week the cut of early varieties 

 should be at its zenith. Easter lilies 

 arfe plentiful. Both cosmos and dahlias 

 arc plentiful and sell only at bottom 

 prices. *A good supply of orchids and 

 valley is on hand. A limited number 

 of sweet peas may be had. Greens are 

 plentiful. 



Various Notes. 



C. E. Critcheli has b<len having ex- 

 cellent orchids and lily of the valley. 



Fred Gear had an "opening" deco- 

 ration last week in which he used sev- 

 eral thousand dahlias. 



L. H. Kyrk disposed of 1,500 dahlias 

 and 300 bunches of cosmos to George 

 Klotter one day last week. 



The William Murphy Co. has been 

 getting in some excellent Pacific Su- 

 preme chrysanthemums. 



William Mayhall, of E. G. Gillett's, 

 leaves the first of next week on a busi- 

 ness trip to Fort Wayne, Ind., and Kal- 

 amazoo and Grand Rapids, Mich. 



Among recent visitors were Julius 

 DilloflF,' representing Schloss Bros., of 

 Xew York; M. A. Leganger, represent- 

 ing the A. L. Randall Co.; Chicago; 

 A. G. Guthman, of Atlanta, Ga., and 

 Fred W. Eitter, of Dayton, O. 



C. H. H. 



Redfield, S. D. — A greenhouse busi-. 

 ness has been started here by Mrs. J. M. 

 Miles. 



Forest City, la. — A deal has been 

 made between J. H. Rine & Son, of 

 Humbdldt, and A. G. Larson, of 

 Winthrop, Minn., whereby the latter 

 becomes owner of the Secor greenhouses 

 here. H. 8. Gardiner, who has had 

 charge of the houses for the Rines, will 

 continue in the employ of Mr. Larson 

 as grower. 



Scranton, Pa.— G. R. Clark had the 

 distinction of being the only local florist 

 exhibiting at the recent industrial ex- 

 position. Mr. Clark began business in 

 1878 and has built up one of the larg- 

 est trades in the city by his first-class 

 methods and by availing himself of 

 every opportunity that will bring his 

 flowers and name before the public. 



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