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96 



The Florists' Review 



OCTOBBB 2, 1918. 



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GINCINNATL 



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Last week's market was fair. There 

 was a demand that took up everything 

 of quality. The call from out of town 

 is good. This week should prove a 

 busy one, because of the Jewish holi- 

 days. The retailers were busy the first 

 part of the week, placing orders for 

 all they could get in the way of flow- 

 ers for "Wednesday and Thursday. 



The rose supply is larger and the 

 stock is of a good quality. All season- 

 able varieties are offered and are find- 

 ing a fair market. The Killar^ys and 

 Taft deseiVe special' mentiom. The 

 supply of Beauties la somewhat short. 

 Carnations are much more plentiful 

 than they have been. The stems are 

 lengthening slowly. The stock is in 

 good demand and has been moving at 

 moderate prices. Easter lilies are in 

 ordinary supply and enjoy a fair call. 

 Valley sells well. The first early mums 

 have made their appearance, but are 

 not yet a factor in the market. Orchids 

 are offered. The aster receipts are more 

 limited each day and the quality has 

 deteriorated Rapidly. Gladioli are 

 small. The dahlia offerings ^are not 

 so large as in other years. 



Various Notes. 



• The Hyde Park Eose Co. is cutting 

 some elegant roses. 



The Bosebank Co. has been sending 

 in some excellent early mums. 



J. T. Conger took his mother to her 

 home in Chicago last week. On his 

 way back he stopped at Anderson, Ind., 

 whence he returned with his wife, who 

 had been visiting there. 



E. G. Gillett furnished considerable 

 special wire work for the Covington 

 florists for use in the auto parade dur- 

 ing Fashion week there. 



P. J. dinger had a heavy crop of 

 KiUarney that came on just as other 

 lines in the market were giving out. 

 / Miss Matilda Garges has returned 

 from an extended trip through the 

 Great Lakes region. 



Sam Seligman and Eupert P. Hall, 

 representing Wertheimer Bros., called 

 on local trade last week. Other visit- 

 ors were Guy C. Polloy, with John C. 

 Meyer & Co., Lowell, Mass.; A. Miller, 

 of A. Henderson & Co., Chicago, and 

 Miss Mary Lodder, Hamilton, O. 



C. H. H. 



D. Eusconi is at French Lick Springs, 

 Ind., and will spend a week or two in 

 recreation. 



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