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The Florists^ Review 



OCTOBEB 14, 1920 



^^A satisfied customer is the best AD 



99 



Pat. Oct. 80, 1919 



MR. GEO. REIN BERG, of Chicago, writes: 



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 your LEAK-PROOF gutter, which you furnished to my 

 plant at Tessville. I find it very satisfactory in every 

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CINCINNATI, O. 



The Market. 



Stock at this market was quite lim- 

 ited last week. The passing of gladioli 

 and asters is one reason and the ex- 

 tremely cool weather here was not good 

 for dahlias and cosmos. 



The cool weather is good in one re- 

 spect, which is for keeping the dahlias. 

 The ones that are arriving are in good 

 condition, which means the retailer will 

 receive few complaints as to their keep- 

 ing. 



The price of dahlias is holding up as 

 yet, some selling as high as $10 per hun- 

 dred, which is considered a high price 

 here. 



Boses are scarce and not the best. 

 This is thought to be due, in part, to the 

 rose midge. Carnations have shown 

 a great improvement and are moving 

 readily at $4 to $5 per hundred. 



Lilies have been scarce and some of 

 the growers who have a few want a 

 guarantee of $25 per hundred for them 

 before sending them in. Some late 

 Shasta daisies arrived and found a 

 ready market, as did some extra choice 

 calendulas. Delphinium is arriving 

 regularly antt cleaning up well. 



Strawflowers are finding ready sales, 

 as they can be used for either natural 

 or artificial work. Mums are arriving 

 more steadily and some fancy bronze 

 ones were offered at $4 per dozen. They 

 found a ready market. 



The season's first pompons arrived 

 last week and, as usual, went well. 



Various Notes. 



Among Cincinnati's representatives 

 at the F. T. D. convention this week are 

 H. W. Sheppard, Julius Baer and E. A. 

 Forter. 



C. E. Critchell is receiving some 

 choice mums and also some good del- 

 phinium. 



The condition of William Speck, of 

 the Highlands, is much improved. The 

 Cincinnati Cut Flower Exchange is re- 

 ceiving some excellent carnations and 

 some good Shasta daisies. 



J. J. Lamport, of the Lampert Floral 

 Co., Xenia, O., was in town booking or- 

 ders for Christmas plants. 



George J. Ball, of Glen Ellyn, 111., 

 was in town last week. Other visitors 

 were Olive Bitter, of the Fred Bitter 

 Co., Dayton, O., and Mrs. J. F. Young, 

 also of Dayton, O. 



It may be said that Louis Both evi- 

 dently is doing a brisk business, by the 

 way his trucks are kept going all the 

 time. G. H. K. 



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