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The Florists^ Review 



Dbcbmber 16, 1920 



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The Market. 



With the coining of the Christmas 

 rush and everybody pliiciiijr orilcrs 

 early, this market showed a slight lull 

 last week. Speculation runs high as to 

 whether trade will be good or bad, but 

 the general impression is that it will be 

 about the same as other years. Roses, 

 including Columbia, Premier and Butter- 

 fly, are arriving in good condition. 

 Mums have i)assed their zenith and only 

 the late varieties are available. 



Carnations are going fairly well, 

 bringing $fi to $8 per hundred. Snap- 

 dragons are improving as the season goes 

 on and are moving well. Narcissi, Paper 

 White and yellow, are arriving in more 

 abundance, which brings the ])rice of 

 Paper White down to $.5 per hundred 

 and yellow to $6 to $8. Stevia is arriv- 

 ing in larger quantities and selling only 

 fairly well. 



Some good winter berries are avail- 

 able at a reasonable figure. Some of the 

 first Scotch heather from the coast has 

 arrived and is selling well. 



Various Notes. 



C. E. Critchell had a good week in 

 Christmas ribbons and chiffons, augur- 

 ing excellent holiday trade. 



The William Murphy Co. is receiving 

 some extra fancy White Mistletoe mums 

 from Frank Schneider, of Price Hill, O., 

 and some good Ophelia and Columbia 

 roses from A. Rasmussen, of New .\1- 

 bany, Ind. 



William IT. Gear, of Vine street, was 

 busy with funeral work last week. 



H. W. Sheppard has had a large num- 

 ber of telegraph orders recently. 



P. J. Olingor is cutting some good 

 pompons from his greenhouses at New- 

 castle, Ind. 



Visitors last week included: Harry 

 Smith, formerly with F. H. Lemon & 

 Co., of Richmond, Ind., and Mr. Sanders, 

 formerly of (J. K. Critelicll. ;iiid his sister. 

 of Leesburg, O. G. H. K. 



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