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The Market. 



The long-looked-for frost came Octo- 

 ber 28 with a 5-minute snow storm and 

 practically all the outdoor stock has 

 been killed. This also put an end to the 

 large supply of dahlias, and the dealers 

 now have room for the increasing stock 

 of mums arriving daily. At the various 

 wholesale markets are many blooms of 

 Chrysolora, Chieftain, Eobinson, Mistle- 

 toe and October Frost, as well as a sup- 

 ply of pompons. White and yellow 

 Bonnaffons in large quantities are ex- 

 pected soon, as local growers planted 

 these varieties heavily. 



Fancy roses reach this market every 

 day, but suffer somewhat in demand, 

 due to the popularity of the mum. 

 Premier and Columbia are the favorites. 

 Ophelia and Milady are beginning to 

 show fine color. There has been a short- 

 age of white roses in the market. The 

 passing of the dahlia will help to dis- 

 pose of the carnation stock, which is in 

 oversupply. A steady demand for car- 

 nations may be looked for now. Vio- 

 lets also are expected to improve. Ca- 

 lendulas, snapdragons and lilies sell 

 readily. Valley is coming in slowly. 

 Orchids are scarce in this market. The 

 supply of greens is large and the de- 



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