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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Sept. 15 



MciAb^N6TjcEsvn| 



jru'«i'»>- BUSINESS ^lANAGERJ^ 



HONEY-PACKAGES. 



We still have on hand a good supply of 1 and 2 quart 

 Mason jars, No. 25, and No. 100 jais and tumblers. 

 We are short on Yn. and 1 lb. square jars, but expect a 

 new supply within a few days. We can also furnish 

 tin cans and pails as listed. We published a list of 

 stock on hand of the various kinds a month ago 

 We still have some of most of the items in that list, 

 although the quantities have been reduced somewhat. 



COMB HONEY WANTED 



We are una le to secure choice comb honey fast 

 enou ,'h to fill our orders. Buyers have been over the 

 ground in the West picking up most of the desirable 

 lots. There are a good many bee-keepers who have 

 not prepared their honey for market, perhaps, for 

 lack of time. If any such read this item I would ad- 

 vise them to lose no limr in getting their honey ready. 

 When there is a j;ood demand at good prices, let it go. 

 The demand and price usually slark in December, 

 and sometimes before. We solicit offers of fancy and 

 No. 1 white. If ynu have any to sell, write us how 

 much and what you ask for it. 



QUEENS UNTIL NOV. 15TH. 



The best of warranted Italian queens, 50 cts each. 

 S6 00 per dozen. We breed bees for business, and 

 guarantee pro i£ic queens, and fine honey-gatherers 

 Your orders will be promptly filed by return mail 



J. W. K. SHAW & CO.. Loreauville, La. 



W.^NTED. — C')!nh and extracted honey. Stale price 

 kind, and quantity. R. A. Burnett & Co., 



199 South Water St., Chicago, 111 



Wanted — To buy your honey. State 3'our lowest 

 cash price, kind, and quantity. 



Enw Wilkinson, Wilton, Wis. 



Wanted.— To buv quantity lots of fwiicj' and No. 1 

 white-clover comb honey in no-drip cases. 



Byron Walker, Clyde, Co^k Co., 111. 



Wanted — We are in the market for honey, either 

 local or carlots commission or purchase. We espe- 

 cially desire Wisconsin basswood and will be pleased 

 to hear from that State Evans & Turner, 



Town St., Cor. 4th , Columbus, Ohio. 



Wanted. — Fancy and No. 1 white-clover honey, one- 

 pound sections, paper cartons preferred. 



Blake, Scott & I,ee, 

 33 Commercial St., Boston, Mass. 



Wanted.— Comb or extracted honey in any quan- 

 tity. Cash paid. State kind, quantity, how packed, 

 and lowest price. Earl C. Walker, 



Box 316, New Albany, Indiana. 



For Sale. — Sixteen 60 lb. cans of white-clover ex- 

 tracted honey at 7 cts. a pound. W. D. Soper, 



Rural Delivery No. 3, Jackson, Mich. 



For Sale.— Extracted honey in 60 lb. cans at 'Y^ cts. 

 M, Isbell, Norwich, N. Y. 



For Sale.— Extracted honey in 60-H . cans. No. 1 

 alfalfa, V^^c per lb : paitly from other bloom. 6J4c. 

 D. S. JKNKINS, lyas Animas, Colo. 



For Sale.— 8000 lbs. clover and basswood honej', 

 mixed, in 60-lb. cans, as white as Michigan produces ; 

 good body and flavor ; the best I ever "produced in 26 

 years' bee-keeping. A free sample will convince vou. 

 Eight cts. per lb. at Carson City. 



E. D. Townspnd, Remus, Mich. 



We will be in the market for honey the coming sea- 

 son in carlo ids and less than carloads, and would be 

 glad to hear from poducers everywhere what they 

 will have to offer. Seavey &'Flarsheim, 



1318-1324 Union Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. 



PINEAPPLES! 



Choice fruit and plants now ready 

 for shipment Suitable land for sale, 

 sheds constructed, pineries set and 

 cared for. Correspondence solicited. 



Lewisiana Pinery Company, Orlando, Florida. 



C. H. Lewis, Manager. 



too Tested 

 Queens 



Red Clover 



For Sale 



at7ocerit<; each: Y2 dozen. S4 00 ; un^e-ted 60 cts.; y, 

 dozen, S300 LEININOER BROS., 



^ort Jennings, Ohio. 



CHAS. ISRAEL &, BROS., 



486-490 Canal St.. Corner Walt St.. N. Y. 



Honey and Beeswax. 



I,iberal Adv rncci made on Consignments. Whole- 

 sale Dealers at:d Commission Merchants Estah. 1875. 



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tllf^rkiArlT HONEY, WAX, X 



I JLLSiliiHiil SYRUP, AND ♦ 

 |o««eo9«« POPCORN. ♦ 



J A. L. JENKS, 43 W. Market St., Buffalo, N. Y. J 

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100 Fu?! Swarms with good laying queen in 

 shipping-box, no hive or 



Bees at $1.25 S?"'^",- ^""^^ ""■^- l^.""- 



^ The^e bees are for feeding 



a Swarm up for winter to make colo- 



nies, or to .>-trengthen weak 

 colonie':, or rmy be u'ed for re-queeniug. Full direc- 

 tions given. Orders filled as received. Writt for fur- 

 ther information regarding these bees. Address 



F. H. ricFarland, Hyde Park, Vermont. 



Young mismated Italian queens for 2.5 cts. each. 

 C. G. Fenn, Washington, Conn. 



Wants and Exchange. 



\\/ANTED. — An experienced bee-man to manage 

 '' apiary and lun a one horse farm. Fine location, 

 large orchard, grod school. Address 

 Claude Shewmakr. Shewmake, Laurens Co., Ga. 



WANTED. — Position in Cuba, by experienced bee- 

 keeper; > oung man; sober. 



A. C. Faulkner, Basking Ridge, N. J 



VV ANTED. — To sell or exchange gasoline - engine^ 

 '* motor bicycle, bicycles of every description, for 

 launch, lathe, drill-pres-, etc. 



Robert B. Gedye. LaSalle, 111. 



Vk/ ANTED. — To exchange ~00-egg incubator and 

 "' brooder, with copper tanks complete, for bees in 

 8-frame Dovetailed hives 



J. E. HiPPLE, Bi^d Island, Minn. 



Y»/ANTED— To exchange second-hand 60-lb. cans, 

 ' practically as goo i as new. at 20c per can in lots 

 of 20 or more f. o. b Chicago, for whiti- -clover honey 

 at market price. B. Walker, Clyde. Cook Co., 111. 



\l/ANTED. — To exchange one broom-handle lathe- 

 "' and one automatic gnuge lathe. 



\V . S. Ammon, 216-8 Court St., Reading, Pa. 



W.\NTED.— To exchange a St. Albans 2 h.-p. and, 

 thrasher for 3 h.-p gasoline engine. 



C. L. Gould, Hast Dover, Ve'mont. 



