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The Florists' Review 



Fbbruart 1, 1917. 



LIQUID 



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MILWAUKEE. 



The Market. 



Business in general has shown some 

 improvement during the last week. The 

 demand for all classes of stock has been 

 good and the available supply has been 

 cleaned up at satisfactory prices. Car- 

 nations are in good supply, but the de- 

 mand is sufficiently large so that there 

 is no surplus on anything but reds. 

 These seem to be in abundance and the 

 call is not sufficiently strong to use up 

 the cut. Prices, however, show no de- 

 cline and are holding firm at from $3 to 

 $4 per hundred. 



Eoses are scarce. There is a medium 

 cut of the different varieties, but the 

 demand seems to be extra heavy and 

 the shorter grades are cleaned up each 

 morning. Russell, Hoosier Beauty and 

 Ophelia are particularly scarce and it is 

 impossible to get these varieties in any 

 quantity. The supply of double violets 

 seems to be about equal to the demand. 

 Singles are hard to obtain and few or- 

 ders are being filled on this item. The 

 quality of the doubles is good and fair 

 prices' are being realized. Sweet peas 

 are coming in more heavily at this time, 

 but the supply is as yet far short of the 

 demand. Cattleyas are in medium sup- 

 ply, but the demand is light just now. 

 Consequently there are plenty to go 

 around. Spring stock, such as tulips, 

 narcissi, daffodils, etc., arc coming in 

 more heavily, but the cut is moving 

 readilv. Easter lilies are scarce at this 

 time, ' due to the shortage of supply 

 rather than to an excessive demand. 

 Plants are moving nicely and there is 

 quite a call for hyacinths. 



Taken all in all, the condition of the 

 market is a healthy one, although more 

 stock could be disposed of if it were to 

 be had. The shortage of coal, together 

 with the extremely cold weather, has 

 placed a burden on the growers, and 

 this is an item that will go far toward 

 increasing the cost of production this 



vear. 



Various Notes. 



F. H. Holton, who has been ill for 

 about six weeks, left January 20 for 

 Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Holton is feel- 

 ing much better and expects to return 

 fully recovered in about three weeks. 

 Mrs. Holton and their daughter, Ruth, 

 accompanied him to the south. 



Alfred Schiller, who underwent an 

 operation recently, is reported to be 

 feeling somewhat better and his many 

 friends are extending him their best 

 wishes for a complete recovery. 



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Paper, fumigatins, contains more 

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