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The Florists^ Review 



Mabcu 3, 1921 



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The Market. 



TluTi- was little change in the tlower 

 market, last week, conditions n'maining 

 almost the same as all last month, with 

 a good sujijily and big enough demand to 

 keep everything moving well. Koses at 

 present are of excellent quality. I'rices 

 remain unchanged, with Ophelia, i)un- 

 lop, Columbia, Hoosier Beauty and Mi- 

 ladv cleaning u]) every day at $12 to 

 .$35 per hundred, while Shawyer, 

 Wasatch, White Killarney and White 

 Shawyer move well at $10 to $2.'5 per 

 hundred. 



(tarnations have been dropped to $<) 

 {>er hundred by some wholesalers, l)ut 

 the bulk of the" crop is cleaning \\\> well 

 at $8 per hundred. Laddie is in goo<l 

 supi)ly at $1.') per hundred. Sweet ix-as 

 are abundant, but move well at $1 to 

 $3 per hundred. Freesias are still ar- 

 riving in large numbers. Daffodils, both 

 single and double, are moving well at 

 $() to $8 per hundred. 



Bulbous stock in ju)ts is now plentiful. 

 Tiie quality is exceptionally line and 

 good ])rioos are realized on all th:it are 



offered. 



Various Notes. 



Robert Newconib, representing the 

 Murlington Willow Ware Sliojis. Mur- 

 lington, la., was a recent visitor. 



A. Miller, of the American Bulb <'o., 

 I'hicago, is stopping at Salt Lake City 

 for a few days, visiting the trade. Mr. 

 and Mrs. Miller, their daughter and 

 Mrs. Miller's mother are stojtping at 

 the Hotel Utah. Tliey will soon depart 

 for Los Angeles. *■. -T- Ti. 



Albany, N. Y.- At a meeting <>f the 

 Albanv Florists" Club, Fel)ruary 17, Wil- 

 liam .1. Mc(iinn, of the Rosery, 23 

 Steuben street, was elected secrctiiry- 

 treasurer, to succeed Louis H. Schaefer, 

 who died February T). The club dis- 

 cussed plans for a flower show, which 

 is to take place March 17. 



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