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August, 1913 



American Vee Journal 



Chicago. July 18.— Receipts have been 

 Quite free for this season of the year, both 

 in comb and extracted. The market is not 

 active, but tlie quality of the honey is excel- 

 lent. Prices are ranging for the A No. i to 

 fancy comb 1^(3 17c and extracted q^ loc for 

 the clover and lindens. Amber grades and 

 other white grades 7'" He. Beeswax steady 

 at from joS'szc. according to color and clean- 

 liness. R. A. Burnett & Co. 



Cincinnati. July 10.— Many shipments of 

 both comb and extracted honey are coming 

 in from all directions, and it is the early 

 shipper who will get the best prices this 

 year. Fancy extracted honey is selling in 

 this market at 8f?<jc a pound in 'jo pound 

 cans, and fancy and N'o. i comb honey at 

 I3@I5C a pound, according to the quality and 

 quantity purchased. For choice bright yel- 

 low beeswax we are paying ^oc a pound de- 

 livered here. The Fred W. Muth Co. 



Boston. July 10.— Fancy and No. i white 

 comb. I6@i7c per pound. Fancy white ex- 

 tracted in .i-gallon cans. ii®i2c. Beeswax. 

 30c. Blake. -Lee Company. 



New York. July i8._There is no new 

 nearby comb honey on the market as yet; 

 some few shipments have been and are ar- 

 riving from the South and selling at from 

 I3®i(jc per pound, according to quality and 

 style of package. Of course, it is rather 

 early as yet for us to expect to have new 

 crop comb honey from New York State and 

 nearby, and it may be another month from 

 now before we will receive thetirst ship- 

 ments. In fact, the season is not over yet 



and from reports we are daily receiving- 

 basswood seems to be now blooming, and 

 promises a fair crop There is a fair de- 

 mand for extracted honey, principally new 

 crop from the South, common grades sell- 

 ing at from 6=;&7oc; choice grades at from 

 75^385c. and sometimes 90c per gallon. Old 

 crop California is well cleaned up, and we 

 do not expect new crop from there until 

 next month. Beeswax steady at 3i@32C per 

 pound. HlI.DRETH & Segelken. 



San F'RANCisf o. July 17 —The new crop is 

 very late in materializing. Fancy water 

 white I5@i6c; dark to amber. n@ii'Ac per 

 pound; water-white extracted. q<3'j!4c; light 

 amber. S®S'Ac: dark from 6@8c per pound. 

 Beeswax 3o@3ic for nice yellow wax. and 

 24®2QC for darker grades. Not much honey 

 or wax is being offered. 



John C. Frohliger. 



Kansas Citv. Mo.. July 15.— The receipts 

 of new comb honey are more liberal, and up 

 to date we have had no trouble to sell upon 

 arrival at $3.50 per caseof 24 sections tor No. 

 1 while, and $)Oo to $325 for amber. We 

 quote white extracted at 8@3,'.2C per pound. 

 Beeswax at asSaSc per pound. 



C. C. Clemons Produce Company. 



Denver. July 10.— A few cases of new 

 crop comb honey are coming in, and bring 

 83 50 for No. I white, and J3.20 for choice in a 

 jobbing way. Prospects at this writing are 

 for a light crop in Colorado. We quote ex- 

 tracted honey in a jobbingway at the follow- 

 ing figures: White, gc; light amber. 8c; 

 strained. 6H@7C. We pay 26c per pound in 



cash, and 2KC per pound in trade for clean 

 yellow beeswax delivered here. 

 The Coi-o. HONEvPRODUf ers' Assn.. 

 Frank Rauchfuss, .Usr. 



Indianapolis. July 17 —A large crop of 

 honey has been secured in the central 

 Stales, but prices are not yet established. 

 Much honey is being offered by producers, 

 but they do not name any price. I think 

 that within the next few weeks we will have 

 established prices. Beeswax is in good de- 

 mand, and producers are being paid 30c 

 cash, or 32c in trade. Walter S. Pouder. 



Cincinnati. July m.— There is very little 

 doing in honey, both comb and extracted- 

 No new honey has yet arrived, (jeneral 

 conditions are good for a big crop. 



C. H. W. Weber & Co. 



Los Angeles. .July 13.— Since writing on 

 June 30. quoting light amber honey at bHc, 

 we have received a good many offerings 

 from the producers, and it is possible that 

 the price named could be shaded an eighth 

 of a cent per pound on firm offers. 



Hamilton AlMenderson. 



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