July, 1910. 



Am0 Acan ^ee Journal 



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Chicago. June ::8.— At this writing the new 

 crop of iQio has not put in appearance, but 

 the marltet is bare, and it is lil<ely to be 

 taken freely. Prospects are for a good yield 

 of nectar at this writing Prices at present 

 are same as «iven in last issue. Beeswax is 

 taken upon arrival. R. A. Burnett it Co. 



Kansas City. Mo.. June 28.— There has 

 been only one shipment of Missouri comb 

 honey on this market so far this season, 

 which sold readily at $3.75 per case of 24 sec- 

 tions; early shipments will sell promptly at 

 this price. White extracted honey sellinK 

 at6^4(37c per pound. Beeswax at 22@25C per 

 pound. C. C. Clemons Produce Co. 



Cincinnati. June 23.— There is some white 

 comb honev coming in. and is selling rapidly 

 at i6c. There is a good demand for fancy 

 white table honey, and same is bringing from 

 »@oc. according to quantity. Amber in bar- 

 rels is selling at '>'::€. Beeswax is in fair 

 demand at $33 per 100 pounds. These are our 

 selling prices, not what we are paying. 



C. H. W. Weber & Co. 



Zanesville. Ohio. June 30. —The market is 

 practically bare with no arrivals to speak 

 of. Consequently prices are firm and deal- 

 ers are in a position to get their own prices. 

 Quotations, therefore, would not mean 

 much. The demand for comb is good; for 

 extracted rather light. Beeswax brings the 

 producer first-hand 28c cash. 30&31 in trade. 

 Edmund W. Peirce. 



New York. June 2«.— We are having a good 

 demand for the new crop of comb honey, 

 and are now receiving shipments from the 

 South. %vhich find ready sale at 15c for fancy 

 white. 14c for Xo. i. and 12613c for light am- 

 ber. No demand for dark. Extracted in 



fair demand. The new Southern crop is now 

 beginning to arrive quite freely, and com- 

 mon average is scllint' at from 65670c a gal- 

 lon. Better grades at from b'i@7'ic a pound, 

 according to puality. California's last year's 

 crop is held firm at from oSuJ^c a pound for 

 water white; HHc for white, and 76'7Hc for 

 light amber. Alfalfa ')66J4c. Beeswax steady 

 at 306 31 c. Hii.dreth & Segelken. 



Denver. June 6.— We have received a lit- 

 tle of the new crop of comb honey which 

 sells readily, in a jobbing way. at S3.<io per 

 case for strictly No. i white, and S3. 45 per 

 case for No. i light amber. Also have re- 

 ceived a small quantity of last season's crop 

 which sells at $2.25652. 70 per case, according 

 to condition. We quote strictly -No. i white 

 extracted honey at BJjc: first-class No. i 

 light amber at yj^c; and amber and strained 

 at bhc. Beeswax. 25c for clean yellow de- 

 livered here. 



The Colo. Honey-Producers' Ass'n. 

 F. Rauchfuss. .\/sr. 



Indianapolis. June 28.— There is a good de- 

 mand for best grades of honey, but none 

 is now being offered by producers. Dealers 

 are fairly well supplied with one grade of 

 comb, which is fancy white, mostly from 

 Michigan, and t8c is the price asked. Finest 

 white clover extracted is being sold bv deal- 

 ers in cases of two 60-pound cans at loc per 

 pound. Producers of beeswax are receiving 

 28c cash, or 30c in exchange tor goods. 



Walter S. Pouder. 



Boston. June 29 — Fancy white comb honey 

 at 17618c: No. I. I5@i6c. White, extracted. 

 ■j@ioc; light amber. 7®8c; amber. 667c. Bees- 

 wax, 32c. Blake. Lee Co. 



Superior Italian Queens fr'o'^^m,^^?!!^ 



stock sold for 11,;; S.itisfaction guaranteed 

 I. A. ECENES, Story City, Iowa. 



UURT-CAIN CO., Inc . Receivers and Ship- 

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 finers of Beeswax. 



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June Shipments 



The month of white clover is 

 here ; and at the time we write 

 this announcement the prospect is better for a magnifi- 

 cent flow from clover than we have had for many years. 



Many times bee-keepers have been caught with a lack 

 of Sections or Comb Foundation on the eve of a heavy 

 honey-flow, believing that their present stock is large 

 enough, or not knowing what really wonderful flows oc- 

 casionally occur. When an apiary is in good condition 

 it takes only a moderate number of colonies to store a 

 ton of honey in a single day, and some of the best yields 

 ever recorded have been the result of big flows from 

 clover or basswood lasting a comparatively short time. 

 Do not lose half a ton of honey by being short a thou- 

 sand sections. It is much better to have a few sections 

 to carry over than to be the loser by not having them. 



SfiCtlOnS ^ handle the best grade of Sections made. 

 VVVllVll« If you want a hundred or ten thousand or 

 a hundred thousand, I can fill your order promptly with 

 goods which are bound to please. You may judge of the 

 popularity of the Sections I sell when I tellyou that the 

 manufacturers made upward of twenty-five million of 

 them last season. 



rOUnflfltlAII There is nothing more important to 

 ■ WHiiHHMWll the up-to-date bee-keeper than to have 

 Foundation just when he needs it, and of the best qual- 

 ity. I sell nothing but Weed-Process Foundation, the 

 recognized standard of the world. The bees appreciate 

 the good points of this Foundation, and every bee-keep- 

 er knows that it is best. All grades and sizes constantly 

 on hand. .\ pound or a ton, just as you like. 



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Power Honey-Extractors 



A thirty-two page 

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Catalog and price-list of the best bee-supplies made, 

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