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The Florists^ Review 



November 10, 1921 



CINCINNATI, O. 



The Market. 



At tlie close of last week plenty of 

 stock could be had at almost any price. 

 Large mums are now in great quantity 

 and the same can be said of pompons. 

 The latter can be had in almost any 

 color at from 35 to 50 cents per bunch. 

 Roses are abundant, but they move fair- 

 ly well. Carnations are now longer in' 

 stem and the quality is getting better 

 as the season goes on. 



Easter lilies are plentiful and can be 

 had at one's own price. Sweet peas are 

 now arriving in much larger shipments 

 than has previously been the case this 

 season. An unusually good lot of box- 

 wood in bags arrived last week and went 

 well. Some record sales in strawflowers 

 and sheet moss were noticed last week. 



Various Notes. 



The shop of H. W. Sheppard reports 

 an unusually good week in debutantes' 

 orders and also a good many telegraph 

 funeral orders. 



Charles Lantry, of the G. Mickley Co., 

 has been seen moving through the mar- 

 ket speedily of late. This indicates 

 good business at that slio]i. 



The William Murphy Co. has been re- 

 ceiving some fine ])ompons of the Doty 

 and Buckingham varieties from Fred 

 Lemon, of Riclimond, Ind., and good 

 large mums from R. H. Wittcrstaetter, 

 of Price Hill. 



Fred Gear, of Upper Vine street, re- 

 ports business as being brisk the last 

 week. 



E. A. Forter reports a good funeral 

 work week. Also a number of wedding 

 orders had to be taken care of. 



C. E. Critchcll just received a new 

 shipment of green sheet moss. He says 

 that lie lind a good week in supplies. 



E. G. Gillett is receiving some excel- 

 lent large white mums. These are 

 cleaned up daily. 



Ray W. Murphy and C. E. Critehell, 

 of Cincinnati, and J. H. Hill, of Rich- 

 mond, Ind., attended the Tennessee 

 state florists ' convention. They report 

 business through the south not so good 

 as it is here, the reason being that there 

 is plenty of outdoor stock and conse- 

 quently the indoor stock does not move. 



Julius Baer should have special men- 

 tion for his artistic basket arrangements 

 that were much in prominence the last 

 week. 



Visitors last week were S. C. Mayer, 

 of Lion & Co., New York; M. H. Colien, 

 of Cohen & Hillcr, Xew York; Joseph 

 R. Goldman, of Middlctowu. ()., and G. 

 H. Herdcgeii, of Aiii(ii;i, Iml. 



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