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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



April 13, 1905. 



CINaNNATI. 



The Market. 



Market conditions have changed de- 

 cidedly since last week, and greatly for 

 the better. A decided lowering of the 

 temperature, together with rains, put a 

 check on stock and the market quickly 

 went back to normal and some lines were 

 short of demand. 



With the decrease in the supply of 

 stock, prices and trade increased in pro- 

 portion and everything is moving along 

 very satisfactorily. Beauties suffered 

 the largest decrease and prices raised to 

 normal. Other varieties of roses are 

 just about equal to the demand. There 

 is a brisk demand for carnations and the 

 price steadied a good deal. There were 

 very few job lots and Saturday found all 

 the wholesale houses cleared out. Bulb- 

 ous stock goes much better and at ad- 

 vanced prices. Lilies were shy at times. 

 Good Dutch hyacinths sell best. There 

 is a good demand for outdoor jonquils 

 which continue to come in by the thou- 

 sands. 



Violets from Virginia continue to ar- 

 rive in large numbers and of good quali- 

 ty but the sale for them is slow, as they 

 are devoid of fragrance. Smilax sells 

 well, as do all kinds of green goods. 

 Asparagus of all kinds is scarce. 



Various Notes. 



Saturday was the regular meeting 

 night of the Florists' Society but as no 

 quorum was present the meeting was not 

 held. All the growers were so busy hust- 

 ling spring stock and getting ready for 

 Easter that they could scarcely spare 

 the time to attend the meeting. 



C. L. Baum, of Knoxville, Tenn., was a 

 visitor. He is making a tour of some of 

 the northern flower centers. 



A. C, Kohlbrand, of Amling's, Chica- 

 go, is here, called by the death of his 

 father. C. J. Ohmer. 



ORDERS BY WIRE. 



The advertisement in the Review sold 

 all my rose stock by wire the first day. — 

 J AS. C. MUKEAY, Peoria, 111. 



Please discontinue my advertisement 

 of ferns; one insertion did the business. 

 Before my own paper came from the of- 

 fice a telegram arrived, saying, "Hold 

 Boston ferns for me ; check on the way. ' ' 

 So I had my money just four days from 

 the time I penned the advertisement. 

 That's good enough for me. — T. Q. 

 V at.t. , Wellington, 0. 



We find the Eeview very satisfactory 

 and would not want to be without it. — A. 

 Massey, Elmhurst, Cal. 



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