. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 136 La Revue DacauBBiB pour fleuristes 10, 1914. ^ OINOINNATL marché. Au cours de la première partie de la semaine dernière, le marché n'était que juste, mais, à mesure que la semaine avançait, l'appel de stock en général est devenu de mieux en mieux, et à la fin de la semaine a été bonne, de sorte que presque tout ce qu'il y tout en haut bien nettoyé. Voyage Les affaires sont bonnes. Boses ont un bon mar- ché, et tout d'une vraie qualité dans cette ligne se vend facilement. Rich- mond, Blanc, Killarney Shawyer, Sun burst- et l'ivoire sont excellents. Killar- ney, cependant, est un peu hors colo

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 136 The Florists' Review DacauBBiB 10, 1914. OINOINNATL Tlie Market. During the first part of last week the market was only fair, but, as the week progressed, the call for stock in general became better and better, and by the end of the week was good, so that nearly everything worth while cleaned up nicely. Shipping business is good. Boses are having a good mar- ket, and everything of any real quality in this line is selling readily. Rich- mond, White Killarney, Shawyer, Sun- burst and Ivory are excellent. Killar- ney, however, is a little off color, ow- ing to the cloudy weather we have been having for the last fortnight. Ameri- can Beauties are cleaning up readily. Carnations are selling better than at the last writing. Lilies, too, are meet- ing with a better market than in the early part of last week. The few good late mums that come in find a ready sale. Other offerings include violets, valley, orchids, sweet peas, stevia, callas, narcissi, baby primroses, wall- flowers and forget-me-nots. Greens are abundant. Christmas decorative greens and material are meeting with a strong demand. The new winter berries are in the market and are excellent in quality. Various Notes. The Florists' Club will hold its next regular meeting December 14. The committee on the valuation of growing plants for taxation purposes will re- port. C. E. Critchell received his first lot of winter berries last week. The Cincinnati Cut Flower Exchange has been receiving good late chrysan- themums, which have been selling readily. Tromey's Flower Shop has purchased Mrs. Henry Glins' store, at 1713 Vino street. Mrs. C. E. Critchell has the sympathy of her many friends in the trade in the loss of her father, whose death occurred last week. Gus Adrian has a fine looking lot of poinsettias at his Clifton greenhouses. Visitors include Martin Eeukauf and I. Bayersdorfer, of H. Bayersdorfer & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; Dean G. Warner, Akron, 0., and R. C.

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