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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTUKE. 



Nov. 



JI0NEY ( J0MOT. 



CITY MARKETS. 

 Cincinnati.— Honey.— There is a quiet but steady 

 market tor choice white comb honey at 14@16in the 

 jobbing way. Demand is fair from consumers and 

 manufacturers for extracted honey. It brings 5@8 

 on arrival. Beeswax is steady, and in good demand 

 at 80<§ 22 on arrival, for good to choice yellow. 

 Chas. F. Muth & Son, 

 Oct. 21. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Albany.— Honey.— Honey market easier under 

 freer receipts, but we have no overstock as yet, and 

 receipts in good shape and order sell well. Small- 

 sized combs unglassed take the preference. 1-lb. 

 white, 14@16; 2-lb white, 13@14; mixed, 12@13; 1-lb. 

 buckwheat, 12@12H, 2-lb. ll@ll^. Extracted, dark, 

 6; light, r i l / 2 @sy 2 . H. R. Wright, 



Oct. 11. Albany, N. Y. 



Boston.— Honey*— Our honey market is in fairly 

 good condition, but we are getting a little surplus of 

 odd marks from Western New York, Michigan, and 

 Wisconsin, and itjs not arriving in very good con- 

 dition and is very hard to sell. We quote fancy 

 1-lb. combs at 16@17; fair at 14®15; 21b. combs at 

 15@16. Extracted at 8@9. No beeswax on hand. 



Oct. 21. Blake & Ripley, 



Boston, Mass. 



Columbus.— Honey.— Our market is in about the 

 same condition as at last report. Only a strictly 

 first-class article meets with any sale at 14@15. 

 Earle Clickenger, 



Oct. 21. Columbus, Ohio. 



St. Louis.— Honey.— No change to note since our 

 last. Beeswax.— Prime beeswax, 22. 



D. G.Tutt Gro. Co., 

 Oct. 31. • St. Louis, Mo. 



Detroit.— Honey.— The supply of comb honey is 

 fully up to the demand, and selling quite freely at 

 ]3@15. Extracted, K@,9 in a small way. Beeswax.— 

 23@24. M.H. Hunt, 



Oct. 22. Bell Branch, Mich. 



For Sale.— 60 lbs. A No. 1 orange-bloom honey 

 in square cans, $5.00; 8 c per lb. in barrels of 360 lbs. 

 Samples sent on application. 



Model B. Hive Co., W. Phila. 



For Sale. -2000 1-lb. sections, 14 in case. Every 

 section I guarantee strictly "gilt-edge." No finer 

 honey can be produced. 15c per lb. Choice ex- 

 tracted, 50-lb. buckets, 7&c; 60-lb. screw-cap cans, 8c, 

 f. o. b. H. L. Graham, Letts, la. 



For Sale.— 2000 lbs. of nice heartsease honey, in 

 1-lb. sections, 24 lb. cases, delivered free on board 

 cars at Dixon, in good order, at lVAc per lb. This 

 is nice honey, of good flavor and fair color. 



E. Baer, Dixon, Lee Co., 111. 



For Sale.— I have a quantity of choice clover 

 honey in scant 1-lb. sections, and 12-lb. cases, at 15c 

 per lb. (100 lbs. or more). Also 60-lb. screw-cap cans 

 of extracted clover honey at $4.90 per can; 2 cans 

 in 1 box, $9.60. Safe arrival guaranteed by freight. 

 Oliver Foster, Mt. Vernon, Linn Co., Iowa. 

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For Sale.— I have 2000 lbs. of No. 1 white-clover 

 extracted honey. Will crate and put on cars at9 cts. 

 per lb. in 2-gal. tin cans or waxed barrel. 



George Brigp.s, New Sharon, la. 



For Sale.— I still have about 4000 lbs. choice ex- 

 tracted white-clover honey. I have also about as 

 much nice Spanish-needle honey which, I consider 

 as fine as the best goldenrod. Write me for price 

 list. Emil J. Haxtek, Nauvoo, Han. Co., 111. 



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HOME 



EMPLOYMENT. — A Ci E N T S 



wanted everywhere, forthe HOME 

 JOURNAL— a grand family paper 

 at $1 a year. Big cash premiums. 

 Sample Free. THOS. G. NEWMAN & SON, 

 923 & 925 West Madison Street, - CHICAGO, ILLS. 



BEE-KEEPERS and FRUIT-GROWERS, 



Send for my price list of 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES AND STRAWBERRY - PLANTS. 



Twenty-tive varieties to select from. 



Address F.W.LAMM, 



BOX 106, SOMERVILLE, - - BUTLER CO., OHIO. 



18-23db 



Special Reduction for 30 Days. 



To reduce our stock of glass tumblers and pails, 

 we offer a special reduction for orders during this 

 month only, and to those who order from this no- 

 tice. Having an extra stock of packages of 100, we 

 offer 10 per cent off on these, and 5 per cent on bar- 

 rels. The following is the list as it appears in our 

 price list. 



Glass Tumbler. Screw-top Pail. Oaken Bucket Pail. 



Nos. 788 and 



TABLE OF PRICES— NO CHARGE FOR PACKAGES. 



Please order by number and name, and give price. 



Ca pac Price. — Ban-els 



Number and Name. ity. Ea. 10. 



No. 788, K-lb. tumbl 



No. 789. one-pound tumbler 



Nos. 788 and 789, nested 



No. 775, K-lb- screw-top glass pail. . 11 oz. 

 No. 776, small pound screw-top pail 14 oz. 5 | 42 

 No. 777, large pound screw-top pail 17 oz. 

 No. 778, 1}<-Ib. screw-top glass pail. 24 oz. 

 J^-lb. Oaken Bucket pail.. 10 oz 

 1-lb. Oaken Bucket pail 16 oz. 



We want the room where these are stored, for 

 other goods; and rather than move them we offer 

 this reduction. Remember, 10 per cent on packages 

 of 100, and 5 per cent on barrels, and no other dis- 

 counts apply in addition to these. 



-A.. I. ROOT, lyledina. O- 



100 No. 



2.50 I860J6 30 



3 00 200 5 20 



ft. 25 200 9 00 



3.50 250 7.30 



3.75 200 6.60 



4.75 150 C 60 



6 00 100 6 00 



:; ,.i 200 6 60 



4.30 llSOl 6.10 



NOW IS THE TIME 



FOR MARKETING HONEY, AND NEW YORK 

 IS A GOOD MARKET. 



We make liberal advances in CASH on consignments, sell quick- ' 

 ly at highest obtainable market prices, and pay the net proceeds 



IMMEDIATELY after honey has been sold. We charge for com- 

 mission and GUARANTEE of payment, five per cent. Ship by 

 freight to F. G. STROHMEYER & CO., 



Wholesale Honey Merchants, 



122 Water Street, New York. 



