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The Florists^ Review 



FnBOABT ST. Itlft. 



SMIL SCHLOSS, 



Pras. aad Trcas. 



MILTON SBLINKA, 

 S«cr«tary 



THE RIBBON HOUSE. 



ScHLoss Bros., Ribbons, inc. 



HEADQUARTERS 



FOR FLORISTS' RIBBONS, CHIFFONS AND NOVELTIES 



31 and 33 East 28th Street, 



SAM ^LIGNAN, Western Representative 



EW YORK 



MeutioM Tlw tteTtew wk«M you wrtte. 



B00HE8TEB, N. Y. 



Tlie Market. 



At the wholesale market a slight fall- 

 ing off in the demand was noted the lat- 

 ter half of last week, but Saturday's 

 business was good and considerable 

 stock was moved. Most of the stores 

 report excellent business, many dances 

 and other social functions having taken 

 place. The demand for corsages has 

 been heavier also. The weather con- 

 ; tinues springlike and cut flowers are 

 in good supply. Boses are arriving 

 freely, but the demand is largely for the 

 short-stemmed stock. There is no over- 

 supply of the long-stemmed grades, how- 

 ever, among which are excellent Sun- 

 burst, Wards, Bussell, Columbia, Sep- 

 tember Morn, Prima Donna, Ophelia, 

 Killarney and White Killarney, Mary- 

 land and Hoosier Beauty. Sweet peas 

 of exceptional quality are seen in the 

 orchid varieties and sell at $3 per hun- 

 dred. Short-stemmed stock is seen at 

 lower prices. Small supplies of snap- 

 dragon move readily. The market is 

 well stocked with calla lilies, but Easter 

 lilies are in short supply. The demand 

 for violets has been heavier, their qual- 

 ity having improved considerably. Cut 

 lilac moves freely. In bulbous stock the 

 supply is large and includes daffodils 

 and jonquils, Paper White narcissi, 

 tulips and Romans. Prices are better 

 than ever before for cut bulbous stock. 

 There is a large supply of carnations on 

 hand, many of which are offered at low 

 prices. Orchids and cypripediums are 

 in good supply and the demand has been 

 good. Mignonette, freesias and calen- 

 dulas are in limited supply. Green 

 goods are plentiful, except Asparagus 

 plumosus. 



Various Notes. 



John Orgar & Son, of Irondequoit, 

 N. Y., are growing some fine radishes in 

 the greenhouse previously used for car- 

 nations. They are successful in this en- 

 terprise and dispose of all they grow. 

 Realizing that they could not run their 

 house under the fuel restrictions, they 

 allowed their carnations to go. 



Among visitors to the trade this week 

 were W. A. Brundage, of Penn Yan, 



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