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ThcWcckly Florists^ Review* 



Febuuary 15, 1006. 



DENVER. 



State of Trade. 



(joiiditions have been variable for the 

 paft fortnight, some days a strong de- 

 mand, others lagging. However, the past 

 week has averaged fair and dealers are 

 generally satisfied, although they say they 

 could have done more business. There 

 has been a dearth of large jobs, but there 

 have been numerous small dinners and re- 

 ceptions which counted up fairly well. 



There is a call for Brides anvl Maids 

 but not beyond the possibility of the 

 supply. Long Beauties have been under 

 the demand, while the shorter stemmed 

 grades are not taken as freely as might 

 be expected. Carnations are quite plen- 

 tiful, the demand hardly running up to 

 the supply, red perhaps being the scarc- 

 est, but there has been enough white and 

 pink to leave a few in the ice boxes 

 nearly every night. At the same time 

 prices are reasonably well maintained, 

 and the quality was never better. Enchan- 

 tress and Lawson being especially fine. 



Violets have been selling well and are 

 in good supply. Many of the dealers an- 

 ticipate a good call for them on Valen- 

 tino's day. Bulbous stock is now show- 

 ing up strong. There are plenty of daf- 

 fodils, which move well. Eomans, Paper 

 Whites, valley and sweet peas are in lim- 

 ited supply and good stock finds ready 

 sale. Tulips are now in good shape, but 

 do not bring better prices than when 

 quality was lower. 



Various Notes. 



A. H. Bush, of the Daniels & Fisher 

 Stores Co., who has been on the sick list, 

 is again on deck. 



J. A. Valentine has returned from his 

 eastern trip. 



J. G. Esler, secretary of the Florists' 

 Hail Association, was in town last week. 



E. S. K. 



WIOilTA, KAN. 



There will be no more Sunday funerals 

 in Wichita except in cases of absolute 

 necessity. This was decided by the board 

 of managers of tne Highland and the 

 Maple Grove cemeteries, upon the re- 

 ceipt of a petition signed by the minis- 

 ters, undertakers, florists and livery men 

 asking that the two cemetery companies 

 close their gates to Sunday funerals. The 

 florists all approved the change and F. 

 Keuchenmeister, C. A. Eose, W. H. Gulp 

 and Chas. Mueller signed the petition to 

 the cemetery oiBcials. 



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