July 4, 1907. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review; 



67 



Ih^SlPERIOR 



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July 24 and 25. There is every indica- 

 tion that the exhibition will be a great 

 success. G. M. 



CINCINNATI. 



Tlie Market. 



With the advent of July business has 

 settled down to the usual summer quiet- 

 ness. There is about enough doing in the 

 selling way to keep the craft awake, but 

 the wholesale houses are kept on the move 

 unpacking stock in the mornings, taking 

 care of it and getting rid of that left 

 over from the day before. Carnations 

 and sweet peas have been coming in by 

 the thousand. There seems to be no end 

 to them. I doubt if ever before there 

 have been so many of them coming into 

 this market, nor has a glut ever held on 

 so long. As yet the end is not in sight. 



Boses are only moderately plentiful 

 and good ones are scarce. As a con- 

 sequence they sell fairly well and at 

 pretty good prices. The fakers have been 

 having their innings all around and a 

 good portion of the stock which was 

 moved was sold to them. There are quite 

 a few street salesmen in this city now. 



This market is now well fixed for ferns. 

 Some good smilax is to be had, also 

 Sprengeri. Asparagus is inclined to be 

 scarce. 



Various Notes. 



The annual meeting and election of 

 officers of the Florists' Society will be 

 held in the club rooms Saturday, July 13, 

 at 8 p. m. The nomination and election 

 will be held at the same time, owing to 

 the fact that there was no meeting last 

 month. There will also be several items 

 of importance to be brought up at this 

 meeting and a large attendance is ear- 

 nestly requested by the retiring officers. 



John ErnstohoflP, aged 78 years, whose 

 greenhouses are located near the Ever- 

 green cemetery, Campbell county, Ken- 

 tucky, died June 27 of apoplexy. He 

 was one of the oldest florists in this 

 locality and was well known and respected 

 by all of the craft. He conducted the 

 greenhouse business at the present local- 



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ity for almost fifty years. He leaves a 

 widow and several grown children. 



During the hail storm June 29 B. P. 

 Critchell's greenhouses were damaged to 

 the extent of 125 lights of glass. He is 

 insured. Mr. Critchell reports that this 

 is the first hail in his locality in thirty- 

 one years. 



Dan Ruttle has about finished his range 

 of glass at Latonia, Ky. He is now buy- 

 ing up stock to plant. He intends to go 

 largely into the growing of green goods 

 for the wholesale trade. 



J. A. Peterson and wife will sail July 

 15 for Europe. They intend to spend 

 some time in travel, visiting various coun- 

 tries, including Denmark, of which coun- 

 try Mr. Peterson is a native. 



Nich Weber was on the sick list for 

 a few days, but is now able to be about 

 again. C. J. Ohmf.r. 



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