. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. OCTOBUR 29, 1914. L'Rorists ifevfe^ 17. Serre e motivi di Bethlehem Steel Co., dove Wm. J. manganese è in carica. Il sig. Noll ha appena ricevuto hia forniture per Christinas, e ha una bella partita di brivido, comprese le ceste, ruscus, la nervatura- bons e tutto nella linea di alimentazione. Samuel Murray compone un numero del corpino mazzi horse show settimana, ma la domanda non è stata fino al suo expecta- zioni. Una visita alle serre di A. D. Mohr sarà ben ripagare uno, come egli ha una bella partita di stock, compresi poinsettias e Lforraine e Cincinnati begonie

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. OCTOBUR 29, 1914. the Rorists'ifevfe^ 17. Greenhouses and Grounds of Bethlehem Steel Co., where Wm. J. Mangan is in Charge. Mr. Noll has just received hia supplies for Christinas, and he has a fine lot of thrill, including baskets, ruscus, rib- bons and everything in the supply line. Samuel Murray made up a number of corsage bouquets horse show week, but the demand was not up to his expecta- tions. A visit to the greenhouses of A. D. Mohr will well repay one, as he has a fine lot of stock, including poinsettias and Lforraine and Cincinnati begonias. His other plants also are in excellent shape. Arthur Newell was busy all the week with plenty of funeral work; he sent a great deal of work out of town. He re- ports business good, considering condi- tions. The greenhouses of the W. L. Rock Flower Co. are in fine shape. The com- pany has the best mums that have been seen in the city; the roses and carna- tions also are in good shape. The Alpha Floral Co. reports a run on corsage bouquets last week, but the demand was not up to expectations by any means, especially in cut mums. Henry Kusik & Co. report business in- creasing, with a steady demand for stock., W. J. Barnes was busy all last week with decorations. He has his green- houses in excellent shape; all are filled up with pot plants. W. J. B. PROVIDENCE, E. I.. The Market. With carnations, roses and chrysan- themums coming in more plentifully and the social whirl not yet begun, there J8 a considerably larger supply of cut blooms in the market than there is demand for. In consequence, prices are barely up to normal. Funeral work continues brisk, but aside from this tbcre is comparatively little movement. Various Notes. Samuel Kinder has just completed a n .' new oflSce building on Hope street, ?^^istol, that IS entirely of concrete con- 8i uction. He is making numerous im- P-ivements. a' R^ Hampden Meadow Greenhouses, oi ^^"°gton, have several fine houses 0' chry

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