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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



July 30, 1908. 



NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 



The Market. 



There was a great deal of funeral 

 work here last week. The call for flow- 

 ers was mostly in whites. These were 

 scarce, as the carnations hereabouts have 

 been thrown out and the recent hot, dry 

 spell has not been very beneficial to 

 asters outdoors. As a result it is pretty 

 hard to fill all orders. Not many of 

 the growers have commenced to plant 

 carnations inside yet, but the next two 

 or three weeks will see them hard at 

 work on this job. 



Carnations bring 3.5 cents per dozen 

 retail; the same also with asters. Roses 

 are quite poor; $1 and $1.50 per dozen 

 retail is the price asked. There are 

 plenty of sw^eet peas to be had now; 

 they sell at almost any price, but the 

 general retail price is 50 cents per hun- 

 dred. 



Variotss Notes. 



R. H. Woodhouse is making great 

 changes at his place. He is tearing 

 down two old houses and making them 

 into one big house. 



A. B. Hathaway has a nice stock of 

 Boston and Whitman! ferns, which will 

 be fine for the fall trade. 



Napoleon Lemay, the Hillman street 

 florist, was away in New York last week. 

 He has recently taken a new partner into 

 the firm. The same policy will be ad- 

 hered to — quick sales, low prices and 

 small profits. 



E. Y. Peirce is cutting some Boston 

 Market carnations, which are fine for 

 this time of the year. 



We had some good, heavy rains last 

 week, and vegetation is once more look- 

 ing nice and green. W. L. 



NEGAUNEE, MICH. 



The new range of houses for the 

 Cleveland Cliffs Co. will soon be ready 

 for use. The framework of the five 

 main houses has been completed and 

 good progress has been made in con- 

 structing the benches. Another house, 

 which will be used for palms, is also 

 well under way. The boiler has been 

 received and will be installed within a 

 week or two. 



It has not yet been decided what dis- 

 position will be made of the old green- 

 houses, but it is likely that they will be 

 torn down, as much of the framework is 

 in poor condition. If it were possible 

 to retain the buildings without extensive 

 repairs, they would probably be used for 

 forcing vegetables. 



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