. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 20 Die Floristen^ Review Apbil 1, 1016. Lange, H. F. A., Harry Bandall und Henry Midgley. Madaus, Florist, verfügt über Veilchen in kleinen Bündeln und Berichte Handel Sat-isfactory. Besucher letzte Woche waren: S. S. Skidel-sky, von Philadelphia; Roman J. Irwin, von New York; J.J.Karins, H. A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia. H. L. in Baltimore. Der Markt. Die letzte Woche war bis 26. März, aber dann hob gewonnen - derfully. Es gab eine Fülle von Lager, obwohl die Preise nur fair waren. Weiße Rosen und Nelken für Palm Sonntag waren die einzigen

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 20 The Florists^ Review Apbil 1, 1016. Lange, H. F. A. Lange, Harry Bandall and Henry Midgley. Madaus, the Florist, features violets in small bunches and reports trade sat- isfactory. Visitors last week were: S. S. Skidel- sky, of Philadelphia; Roman J. Irwin, of New York; J. J. Karins, of H. A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia. H. L. BALTIMORE. The Market. Business last week was flat up to March 26, but then it picked up won- derfully. There was an abundance of stock, though prices were only fair. White roses and carnations for Palm Sunday were the only items in special demand. There is a plentiful supply of bulbous stock, which is selling fairly well. Peas were in demand, with a good supply. The wholesale stores were able to clean up March 27 at reasonable prices. Quite a bit of the stock accu- mulations of the earlier part of the week was disposed of to the street venders. Southern jonquils can be seen everywhere in the downtown section of the city and are being sold as low as two dozen for 5 cents, but the public, generally, has learned that they are worth little more than the price asked and do not buy as readily as when they were first offered on the market. Various Notes. James Hamilton opened his new store March 25. Though all the contemplated improvements have not been finished, the interior is quite attractive. An excellent line of cut flowers and plants was seen on the opening day. Some fine specimen plants of Pink Pearl rhodo- dendron attracted quite a bit of atten- tion. August and Mrs. Tisehinger are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a fine son, who arrived March 24. J. G. Harrison & Sons, whose.nursery is at Berlin, Md., have opened a city salesroom at 419 North Howard street, where there is on display a large va- riety of evergreens and other nursery stock. A number of florists are finding the motor car a necessary factor in the business. Halliday Bros, have recently put on the street a new deliver

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