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1114 



The Weekly Rorists' Review. 



MXSCH so, 1905; 



KANSAS CITY. 



Tbe^Market 



The past week has been one of qiiiet 

 business among the shops here, there 

 being few functions of large enough pro- 

 portions to clean up stock. The market 

 has become glutted with bulbous stock, 

 with no demand. Boses are resuming 

 their usual good form and are bringing 

 fair prices. Carnations are looking well 

 and the supply is in excess of the de- 

 mand. Violets are getting scarcer and 

 the price higher. Large quantities of 

 Harrisii are coming in and the outlook 

 for enough potted stuff for Easter looks 

 slim. 



Quite a number of advance orders are 

 coming in for the Thursday before Eas- 

 ter, but the shops cannot get definite 

 promises from the growers to furnish 

 stock to fill them. It looks now as though 

 good stock will be very scarce. 



Varioua Notes. 



Wm. Sharp, of Murray's, has some 

 of the finest specimen lilies to be seen 

 here. In fact, all of his stock looks unu- 

 sually fine. Mr. Sharp reports business 

 as very satisfactory. 



The executive committee of Conven- 

 tion Hall met with some of the trade 

 here last week to discuss the prospects 

 for a flower show next fall. Everything 

 was satisfactorily handled and the pros- 

 pects ior a show this fall are very flat- 

 tering. 



Miss Dalley has a fine display of hya- 

 cinths and specimen plants at her shop 

 and reports business as good. 



Miss J. E. Murray has her shop win- 

 dow very tastefully decorated and re- 

 ports business as first-class. Miss Mur- 

 ray is putting in some very fine stock. 



The Kansas City Floral Co. has fixed 

 its shop in fine shape and is putting 

 in a large stock of ribbons and other 

 supplies. Mr. Shaeffer, the president 

 of the company, has spared no expense 

 in making the store one of the finest in 

 the city. 



E. A. Humfeld has some fine stock at 

 his place and reports business as very 

 good. 



The Alpha Floral Co. has installed 

 a new register and it is a thing of 

 beauty. They are doing a fine trade 

 and Mrs. Harvey, the manager, reports 

 business as increasing. 



Geo. M. Xellogg, of Pleasant Hill, is 

 putting in an immense stock at his house 

 here in anticipation of a large Easter 

 business. Mr. Kellogg is a hustler and 

 sends flattering reports as to business in 

 his line. 



H. Lambach, Chicago, and C. S. Ford, 

 of New York, representing florists' sup- 

 ply houses were among the trade the past 

 week. Narcissus. 



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 new house, which he is now filling with 

 Easter stock and bedding plants. 



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