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The Florists' Review 



Dbcbmber 3, I9I4. 



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recession from this level is anticipated. 

 Carnations are abundant and prices fell 

 after the holiday, stock that broaght 4 

 cents and 5 cents November 25 selling 

 at 2 cents and 3 cents November 28. 

 Ward and Matchless were most in de- 

 mand. Orchids are advancing. There 

 is no surplus. Valley is firm and lilies 

 of all varieties, including callas, about 

 equal to the demand. Gardenias get 

 better each week and prices are steady. 

 Sweet peas are improving fast, and 

 lilac, daisies, snapdragon and bouvardia 

 are abundant. Christmas greens of all 

 kinds are already displayed. 



Various Notes. 



The Florists' Club meets December 

 14, in the Grand Opera House building, 

 on West Twenty-third street. It will 

 be election night. The contest for the 

 presidency is between two of the most 

 popular members of the club, Messrs. 

 Bunyard and Hendrickson. The usual 

 turkey collation is promised by the 

 house committee and there will be 

 a display of. new roses and other nov- 

 elties. 



Charles H. Totty continues to im- 

 prove and will be able to enjoy his 

 Christmas dinner at home. Messages of 

 hope from all branches of the trade 

 and almost every state in the Union 

 have cheered him during his recovery. 

 It is worth while being ill sometimes to 

 realize the value of human friend- 

 ship. 



Walter Mott is in the city on his 

 way home from a successful western 

 and southern trip in the interest of B. 

 F. Hammond. 



A goodly number of the New York 

 gardening fraternity will attend the 

 convention of the National Association 

 of Gardeners at Philadelphia, Decem- 

 ber 9. 



The MacNiff Horticultural Co. will 

 continue its Tuesday and Friday auc- 

 tions at its present headquarters, 56 

 Vesey street, until after Christmas. 

 Work on the big store next door is 

 progressing and the doubled space will 

 be available for the storage of Christ- 

 mas supplies, all varieties of which will 

 be handled in the concern's retail de- 

 partment. 



The big windows of the Stumpp & 

 Walter Co. already are attractive with 

 Christmas suggestions. Business is 

 booming with all the seed houses and 

 everyone speaks assuringly as to the 

 holiday demand. 



Hugo H. Jahn, 710 Nostrand avenue, 

 Brooklyn, will be the acting president 



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