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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



July 



P<3]MEY 0@MMN. 



CITY MARKETS. 

 Boston.— Honey.— We are entirely out of comb 

 honey; not a case in the store — something: that has 

 not happened tor a long- time. We are expecting 

 new every day. Price will be about 18 cts. We 

 have received some new extracted white clover 

 from Vermont, selling at 8 to 9 cts. 

 July 10. Blake & Ripley, 



Boston, Mass. 



New York.— Honey.— Extracted is scarce. We 

 quote orange bloom and palmetto at 7@7&. Cali- 

 fornia, new light amber, 7@1}&. Southern, inferior 

 grades, 65@70. California, comb honey, new, 1-lb. 

 sections, in eastern style, 12f" 14. 



July io. F. H. Strohmeyer & Co., 



New York. 



Chicago.— Honey.— Some of the new crop has 

 come to market, and has sold from 15@17; the 

 higher price being paid for a good straight lot of 

 scant one-pound sections, all combs being straight, 

 color and flavor that of white clover. The market 

 will not be active until later in the summer. New 

 extracted, 7@8. Beeswax, 25. R. A. Burnett, 



July 11. 161 So. Water St., Chicago, 111. 



Cincinnati.— Honey.— Arrivals are fair of new 

 extracted and comb honey. Demand is slow. We 

 quote 5@8 on arrival as the range of extracted 

 honey, and 12(515 for fair to choice comb honey in 

 the jobbing way. Beeswax. There is a good demand 

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



July 13. Chas. F. Moth, 



Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Kansas City.— Honey. New comb honey, Arm, 

 this State coming in quite freely; selling slowly at 

 16@18 for lib. sections. No new extracted in mar- 

 ket. Beeswax, none. Clemons, Cloon &Co., 



July 10. Kansas City, Mo. 



St. Louis. — Honey. — Market quiet, with sales 

 ranging from 6}-i@6y 2 in barrels for light, good fla- 

 vor. Dark, 5@5H- Beeswax, prime, scarce at 25. 



July 10. D. G. Tutt Gro. Co- 



st. Louis, Mo. 



Detroit.— Hmiey.— The market is lifeless. What 

 little honey there is left is poor. No new honey in. 

 Comb honey, 12@15. Beeswax, 25. M. H. Hunt. 



Bell Branch, Mich., July 10. 



Columbus.— Honey.— Honey is coming in very 

 slow. Too much swarming in this section. Some 

 good white honey would find ready sale in our mar- 

 ket at 15@16 in 4 1 4 x4J4 sections. 



July 11. Earle Clickenger, 



Columbus, Ohio. 



For Sale.— Extra choice clover honey in boxes 

 of two 60-lb. tin cans each per box (120 lbs. net), 

 $10.00. Oliver Foster, Mr. Vernon, Linn Co., Ta. 

 14tfdb 



For Sale.— New extracted honey, white clover 

 and linn. In tin cans. Write for sample and prices. 

 J. B. Murray, Ada, Ohio. 



A POSITIVE FACT 



QUEENS BY RETURN MAIL 

 From the Old and Reliable Knickerbocker Bee- 

 Farm (Established 1880). 



Circular .-> u<l Price Uist Free. 

 13-14tfd K.H.KMCHEBBOCKER, 



BOX 41. Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., N . V. 



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For Sale.— 1C00 lbs. new first-class white clover 

 extracted honey, at 7 cts. per lb., in lots of 100 or 

 more lbs., delivered on board of cars free; pur- 

 chaser furnishing packages, or paying undersigned 

 for same at A. I. Root's prices. 



Mrs. N. M. Olsen, Nashotah, Wis. 



[HE REVISED LANQSTKOTH, and DADANT'S FOUNDATION. 

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HOW TO MANAGE BEES; 



OR, BEE-KEEPING FOR THE "MASSES." 



Every farmer, and all beginners in bee-keeping, 

 as well as those more advanced, should have it, as it 

 is especially adapted to their wants. Fully up to 

 date. Price #1.00, by mail. In beautiful paper cov- 

 ers. Illustrated. Address 

 8 6d W. S. VANDBltFF, Waynesburg, Pa. 

 ILSTln responding to this advertisement mention Gleanings. 



100 2 L Frame Nuclei, 



With pure Italian queen, and 1 lb. of bees extra. I 

 have shipped bees to almost every State in the 

 Union, and I always please the buyer. Any who 

 prefer can send their money to A. I. Root, and their 

 orders to me, and they will be filled promptly. 

 There has never been any foul brood in this section. 

 Queens are all young. Price $1.50 per nucleus. 



€. E. JONES, Delaware, Ohio. 

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THE BEE-KEEPER'S TEXT- BOOK 



The new revision of the BEE-EEEPEK'S TEXT-BOOK is 

 now out, and ought to be in the hands of every bee- 

 keeper. Its simplicity of language makes it a guide 

 to the beginner. It treats on just the subjects that 

 the beginner wants to know; answers just the 

 questions he would ask. For the next 90 days we 

 will send postpaid the text-book and the ADVANCE 

 one year for #1.00; or if paper cover, for 75 cts. 

 Address THE ADVANCE, 



Mechanic Falls, Me. 



PRICES REDUCED. 



Untested queens, 65 cts. ; 10 for #6.00. Select test- 

 ed, #1.50; ten 2-cent stamps taken where postal 

 notes can not be had. Can send by return mail. 

 Money orders payable at Nicholasville. 



J. T. WILSON, Little Hickman, Ky. 



The Best Queen in the Country. 



Putnyville, Pa., July 1. 1889. 



Ih ;nry Alley:— The queen I bought of you in 1889 

 is the best queen in this country. I would not take 

 #15 for her. I advise all my bee-keeping brothers 

 to buy their golden-yellow queens of you. 



Clark Sfirekenhorst. 



All our queens are reared in full colonies having 

 fertile queens. No queens reared in queenless col- 

 onies in the Bay State Apiary. 



Prices.— Warranted, $1.00 ; select warranted, #125; 

 tested, #1.50; select tested, #3.00. Safe arrival guar- 

 anteed. Our circular gives simple instructions for 

 finding a queen in a colony, and a safe method for 

 introducing queens. 

 Uttdb HENRY ALLEY, Wenhain, Mass. 



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"THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



A 50-ceut 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 sani- 



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



Piease mention Gleanings. IStfdb 



HONEY, be*. queens, supplies. 



OLIV ER FOSTER, WIT. VERNON, IOWA. 3tfdb 



THE HIVE AND HONEY-BEE, and DADANT'S FOUNDATION. 

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Eaton's Improved 



. SECTION CASS. 



■ / .ff^ Bj^W™5fi™?/«J Bees and Queens. Send for 

 '' — ~~"—l j/t free catalogue. Address 

 FKANR A. EATON, 

 5-16db Bluffton, Ohio. 



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