526 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



July 



JIONEY (36MJIN. 



CITY MARKETS. 



Nkw Yobk.— Honey.— Extracted, demand is still 

 good at firm prices, but arrivals are becoming larg- 

 er, and may tend to weaken market somewhat. We 

 quote best orange blossom at 7@7'/4c per lb. Lower 

 grades. Southern, 65@70o per gal. Beexwax.— Large 

 buyers are out of the market, and although the ar- 

 ticle is still scarce, supply is suflieieut to cover the 

 demand; a decline may be expected soon. We 

 quote 26@27 for good stock. 



F. (i. Stkoiimevek & Co., 



J une 22. 12-' Water St., N. Y. 



Cincinnati. -Honey — No change in the market. 

 Demand slow lor table use, and fair from manufac- 

 turers. Several lots of new comb honey arrived; 

 but quality being off, it finds slow sale. We quote 

 extracted, 5@6c on arrival. Comb honey. I3@14 in 

 the johbing way. — Beeswax, there is a good demand 

 at 2*J@22c for good to choice yellow on arrival. 

 Chas. P. Muth & Son, 



June 22. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



St. Louis. — Honey. — Trade, is not urgent, but 

 fairly active at tu.x^ii'a for lightest, good flavor, 

 strained and extracted, in barrels. Dark, hy 2 . Re- 

 ceipts increasing. Comb, quiet, 12J4 for best white 

 clover. Beeswax, prime, in demand at 22. 



D. G. Tutt Grocf.rCo., 



June 22. St. Louis, Mo. 



Kansas Citt. — Honey. — We are receiving con- 

 signments of new comb honey, very nice, in 1-lb. 

 sections; selling at 18c. Very little old honey of 

 any kind on the market. No new extracted in the 

 market yet. Beeswax, none on the market. 



Clemons, Cloon & Co., 



June 26. Kansas City, Mo. 



Clkveland.— Honey.— No new honey in our mar- 

 ket yet. Old about all cleaned up, so the market 

 will be in good condition when the new comes. 

 A. C. Kendel. 



June 22. Cleveland, O. 



Detroit.— Honey— Very little is left in the com- 

 mission houses, and none that is attractive. Comb 

 is selling very slowly at 12® 15. Ii< < swax, 24@25. 

 M. H. Hunt, 



June 22. Detroit, Mich. 



St. Louis.— Honey.— There is no change in our 

 honey market. Beeswax, firm. Good, fair stock, 

 23: selected, 24. W. B. Westcott & Co., 



June 22. St. Louis, Mo. 



Albany. — Honey. — Market nominal. Nothing do- 

 ing. No stock and no demand. H. R. Wright, 

 June 21. Albany, N. Y. 



Boston.— Honey. 

 Sales slow. 

 June 22. 



-No change in price of honey. 

 Blake & Ripley, 



Boston, Mass. 



ITALIAN QUEENS, 



Bred from the very best selected 

 tested imported queens, and from 

 the purest and best of home-bred 

 gueens. Selected warranted queens, 

 $1.00; five for $4.00; selected tested 

 queens, $1 25. One selected virgin 

 queen, 60c; per half dozen, $3.00. 

 The queens in small cages go by 

 mail postage paid. Safe arrival and 

 satisfaction guaranteed. Remit by 

 registered letter or money order, 

 payable at Salem, Ohio. 

 II. SCATTERGOOD, Winona, Ohio. 

 Tlii- will in. I appear again tins season. Mention iliis paper. 



Carniolan Queens. 



sporting and breeding tins race exclusively since 1384: 



ig and breeding th: 

 demand lor them lias more than 

 postal Cor circular, or $1 for choice 



do/,.; $.1 tor I: ni oil's hi -si grade ii 



ly since 1*84; the 

 ed each season. Send 

 ted quoin; ts perhalf- 

 d queen. lltfdb 



S. W. MORRISON, Oxford, Chester Co., Pa. 



t3f"lu responding to th 



n mention ui.k.amni 



A POSITIVE FACT 



liee- 



QUEENS BY RETURN MAIL 

 I- font t h<- (HiI and Reliable Knic/n-rbockt-r 

 I'tirni ( Established tSSO)\ 

 Circulai- .« ,i< I Price Xjist I'l-ee. 



13 -lltfd «>. H. KNICKERBOCKER, 



BOX 41. Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., IN. X. 



J^'In responding to this advertisement mention Ul, bakings. 



Oil! Oh! Oh! I stubbed my toe, hurrying so, 

 to keep up with orders for queens which are pour- 

 ing in. But nevermind, Doolittle is all right, he 

 cau go, so send on your orders, as per page 245 of 

 April 1st Gleanings. 



O. M. DOOLITTLE, Borodino, N. Y. 



t5f In responding to this advertisement mention Gleanings. 



500,000 CELERY- PLANTS. 



Largest and Finest, Best Rooted, Best 

 Packed, Best Varieties. 



250 Selected Plants, prepaid, - - - $1 00 



1000 " " " .... 3 00 



iWSpecial rates on large lots. Write. 



Explicit directions for planting, cultivating, and 



storing for winter use, sent free with plants. 



A. T. COOK, (SEEDSMANi CLINTON HOLLOW, N. Y. 



IQfln responding to this advertisement mention Gleanings. 



Bargain. 



I have sixteen colonies of bees (mostly Italians! 

 that 1 am forced to dispose of. They are all in 

 splendid condition, and will be sold in any quantity 

 at a very low figure. Inquire of 



J. R. BOLTON, Poughkeepsie, 

 339 Main St., Dutchess Co., N. Y. 



E9"In responding to this advert!; 



it mention Gi.eanim 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



A 5-0cent monthly that gives the cream of apicul- 

 tural literature; points out errors and fallacious 

 ideas; and gives, each month, the views of leading 

 bee-keepers upon some special topic. Three sam- 



pies free. w. S. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



Please mention GLEANIKi 



istftlb 



500 X-BS. ITAI-I-a.1T BEES AT 

 SO CTS. PER I-B. 

 Tested queens, $\ Oil. Untested, 75 cts. Mismated, 

 o'J cts. Brood, per L frame, 50 cts 



G. L. JONES, Grand Ridge. La Salle Co., III. 



THE BEST YELLOW ITALIAN 

 QUEENS AT $1.50 EACH. 



I also wish to sell my newspaper subscription 

 agency on account of the press of other work. Cat- 

 alogue, and any other information free on receipt 

 of postal request. The highest bidder takes it. 

 Good reference given and expected. 



C. M. GOODSPEED, 4-50.1 THORN HILL, N. Y. 



tyin responding to 1 ,1.- ;id veil I emu., nuioioli I ll.h.vM -.o-i. 



ITAMAN (IUEKNS at August Prices now. 

 Untested, 75c; testi d, $1.25; select tested, #2.00. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. E. W. TUKNER. Medina, Ohio 



TESTED Italian queens, limited number. *1 25 each, 

 Frank Benton's imp. queens, $4.00 each. 



S. F. KEED, N. Dorchester, N. H. 



