. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Stoclis at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Last Year. Kennicott Bros, are carrying large stocks of carnations. They expect to dispose of 150,000 carnations before Easter. Percy Jones says he thinks that lilies at $ to $ is nonsense. "I would like to get an order for 20,000 at $," he said. Peter Reinberg has a full crop of ev- erything, including orders. He has a bright outlook for Easter. J. A. Budlong continues to bring in some very choice rose stock, particularly Bride and Bridesmaid. Zech & Man
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Stoclis at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Last Year. Kennicott Bros, are carrying large stocks of carnations. They expect to dispose of 150,000 carnations before Easter. Percy Jones says he thinks that lilies at $ to $ is nonsense. "I would like to get an order for 20,000 at $," he said. Peter Reinberg has a full crop of ev- erything, including orders. He has a bright outlook for Easter. J. A. Budlong continues to bring in some very choice rose stock, particularly Bride and Bridesmaid. Zech & Mann have been receiving large consignments of lilies, tulips and carnations this week. E. C. Am ling has some very attractive long stemmed carnations which he is disposing of Louisville. Business last week was rushing, and everyone seemed satisfied. The weather was changeable, but the temperature was always moderate, so stock in general could be had in adequate quantities. There will be enormous quantities of stock for the Easter business, both in cut flowers and plants, especially so of the latter. Roses are in great supply, the quality and demand being very good. Carnations are unusually good in qual- ity, the supply being fair, and the de- mand good. Violets of fair quality sell well, and lily of the valley has had a very good demand, the quality and supply both being excellent. Sweet peas are in good supply and find a fair demand. Marguerites, tulips, hyacinths, jonquils and daffodils can be had in satisfactory quantities, with the possible exception of hyacinths. The regular monthly meeting of the Kentucky Society of Florists was held Tuesday night at Jacob Schulz's store. Nanz & Neuner have had a very good crop of Enchantress carnations. F. Walker & Co. have been displaying some good azaleas. F. L. S. St. Louis. The market has fluctuated the past week owing to weather conditions. Carnations, roses and lilies have been in good supply and church work has use
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