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The Florists' Revietv 



NOVKUBKB 16, 191&. 



MILWAUKEE. 



The Market. 



The market last week surely was a 

 buyers' market. The conditions were 

 not so healthy as they might have been, 

 but, on the whole, prices were fair and 

 stock was disposed of in large quanti- 

 ties. Chrysanthemums were especially 

 plentiful, as both the early and late 

 varieties were in the market at the 

 same time. Some fine Chieftain and 

 White Chieftain mums, as well as some 

 elegant blooms of Turner, were to be 

 had at reasonable prices. Bonnaffons 

 also were in good supply and there was 

 an abundance of bunch mums in the 

 market. Considering the large crop, 

 the daily cut was well taken care of 

 and there was comparatively little sur- 

 plus. 



Carnations are plentiful and their 

 quality is good. Owing to the large 

 supply of mums, this stock did not 

 move-so well last week, and prices were 

 somewhat lower. The rose cut dropped 

 off to a great extent and there was a 

 shortage of this stock felt all around. 

 Mrs. Russell, Ward and Ophelia roses 

 were in greatest demand and conse- 

 quently were the hardest to obtain. 

 The quality of the stock is good, how- 

 ever, and fair prices are being realized. 



Orchids are in sufficient supply to 

 meet the demand and the stock is in 

 fine shape. Lilies are plentiful but 

 selling well, while valley remains scarce 

 and of only medium quality. 



Business was rather lethargic last 

 week, but we have hdd a few cold days 

 that should help general conditions 

 quite a bit. 



Various Notes. 



Mr. Schiller, of the Schiller Flower 

 Shop, 1044 Twenty-seventh street, has 

 been ill at his home for about three 

 weeks. Mr. Schiller underwent an opera- 

 tion some time ago and his present ill- 

 ness seems to be of the same character 

 as that which culminated in the opera- 

 tion. He is reported to be convalescing 

 slowly and probably will be on the mar- 

 ket in a week or so. H. J. S. 



Greenwood, Ind. — After a successful 

 season with asters, Mrs. Fred Rose has 

 decided to erect a greenhouse and try 

 her hand at growing stock under glass. 



(ShEN it 

 Comes to 

 Greenhouses 

 Come to 



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