. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Send for our 64rpage FLORIST SUPPLY CATALOGUE Showing over 200 WIRE FLORAL DESIGNS B. E. and J. T. COKELY SCRANTON FLORIST ETerjthing in Florists' Supplies 201 North Seventh Avenue, SUPPLY CO. Established 20 Years Scranton, Pa. to spend the week end. This week the visitors went to the New York show, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Neidinger, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Karins, and George Hampton. ST. LOUIS. The Market. Last week the local wholesale mar- kets were in excellent condition, as there was plenty of first-class stock to be had at reasonable pric
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Send for our 64rpage FLORIST SUPPLY CATALOGUE Showing over 200 WIRE FLORAL DESIGNS B. E. and J. T. COKELY SCRANTON FLORIST ETerjthing in Florists' Supplies 201 North Seventh Avenue, SUPPLY CO. Established 20 Years Scranton, Pa. to spend the week end. This week the visitors went to the New York show, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Neidinger, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Karins, and George Hampton. ST. LOUIS. The Market. Last week the local wholesale mar- kets were in excellent condition, as there was plenty of first-class stock to be had at reasonable prices. The retailers did not do a rushing business, only the downtown florists buying heavily at cheap prices in order to put on bargain sales. As Lent has stopped all large social functions, the west end florists have little to do in this line. There were large shipments of south- ern daffodils coming in all the week, and they sold as low as $2 and $3 per thousand, greatly hurting the sale of the locally grown greenhouse stock. Monday, March 15, white carnations were up to $3 and $4 per hundred, as the demand was heavy for these to be colored for St. Patrick's day stock. The colored carnations run from $ to $3, and there are plenty of them. Roses, too, have been quite plentiful, but the demand for these seems excel- lent, especially for fancy stock. Sweet peas and violets dragged a little last week at reduced prices. Snapdragons do not sell well of late. Some fancy stock is coming in. Bulbous stock dragged considerably, and the supply was large in valley, Paper Whites, daf- fodils, jonquils, freesias and Romans. Everything in the green line is in plenty at usual prices. Club Meeting. The St. Louis Florists' Club held its monthly meeting March 11. It was one of the most interesting and best at- tended meetings held for many months. The attraction was the carnation and novelty exhibition held in conjunction with the meeting. As President Bour- det was unable to attend. Vice-pre
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