FKBRUARY, 1918 



GliEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



69 



No. 1, $5.00: No. 2, $4.50. Extr:utfd honor, white 

 (per lb.) 17-18i'; light amber, in cans, 151Gc. ^Ye 

 pivy for clean, average yellow beeswa.K, per lb., 3Sc 

 in cash; -lOc in trade. 



The Colorado Honey Prodiic«rs' Ass'n., 

 Denver, Colo., Jan. 19. F. Rauchfuss, Mpr. 



MONTREAL.^ — Very little honey in hands of 

 apiarists, and light stock in hands of dealers. Comb 

 honey, extra fancy per case) 24c; fancy, 22c; No. 

 1. 20c; No. 2. 18c. Extracted honey, w^hite (per lb.) 

 19 ^/^c; light amber, in cans, 19c;" in barrels, 18c; 

 amber, 18c, in barrels, Xiy^c. 



Gunn, Langlois & Co., Ltd. 



Montreal, Can., Jan. 18, 



HAMILTON. — There is no honev on this market. 

 Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 10. F. W. Pearman Co. 



CUBA. — Light amber, in barrels, $1.40 per gal. ; 

 amber, $1.20. Clean, average yellow beeswax, per 

 lb.. .'i7c. 



Matanzas, Jan. 14. A. Marzol. 



NEW YORK.— Arrivals by boat: 1,033 barrels, 

 8 casks Cuba; 11 barrels Haiti; 10 barrels Santo 

 Domingo; 75 barrels, 15 half barrels, Texas. Do- 

 mestic supplies very light. Export demand good, 

 local demand moderate, market steady. Export 

 space on ships hard to secure. Extracted honey: 

 domestic, light color, 18-19C per pound; West In- 

 dian, export sales, 17-17 i/^c per pound; local sales 

 IG-lBc per pound. Beeswa-x, demand brisk, market 

 strengthening; dark 36-36 i^c, light 37-37 1/20 per 

 l)ouiid. Arrived, enroute to Cincinnati, 100 barrels 

 honey from Cuba. U. S. Bureau of Markets. 



Washington, D. C, Jan. 15. 



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The M. C. Silsbee Co., Avoca, New York 



INVENTORY SALE 



In making our annual inventory we find the following goods which we wish to move 



at once. Some are discontinued patterns, some are excess stocks, etc. On all we will make 

 special prices as follows. 



Regular Sale 



1918 price Price 



300 3-wire and wood Honey boards /ID $ .65 each $ .54 each 



100 ."^-wiie and wood Honey board>s /8 .58 each .48 each 



200 C/10 Old style metal bound super covers .20 each .16 each 



100 C/8 Old style metal bound super covers .20 each .16 each 



2.500 Danz. shallow extracting frames 3.50 per 100 2.60 per 100 



100 12-!b. Shipping cases 4x5x1% in lO's 2 . 00 per crate of lO's .75 per crate of lO's 



140 12-lb. Shipping cases marked 5% 3 rows in lO's. . 2.00 per crate of lO's .75 per crate of lO's 



40 121b. Shipping cases marked 614 3 rows in lO's. . 2.00 per crate of lO's .75 per crate of lO's 



10 12-lb. Shipping cases marked 9^4 rows in lO's. . 4.00 per crate of lO's 1.50 per crate of lO's 



250 24-lb. Shipping cases safety 4x5x1% in 50's 18.50 per crate of 50's 12.50 per crate of 50's 



All prices subject to previous sale. For further particulars address 



THE A. I. ROOT CO. 873 Mass. Ave. INDIANAPOLIS 



