OCTOBER 15, 1912 



Honey reports continued from page 2. 



BurrALO. — There is some improvement 'n the 

 demand for white comb honey. Prices are not 

 high ; but in order to move freely we reust Ireep 

 at about as quoted. No accumu'alioa in the 

 market. Conditions are favoi'able lor !i freg move- 

 ment. No dark arriving. We ano<;e: Fancy 

 white-clover comb, 16; No. 1 to choice, 15 to 16; 

 No. 2, 12 to 14. Arrivals of white extracted are 

 verv light, and sell at 8 V^ to 9. 



Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 9. W. C. Towksenu 



Chicago. — During September honey has sold in 

 a very satisfactory way. Nearly all the receipts 

 were taken upon arrival, and the price has been 

 well maintained on comb honey. Most of the No. 

 1 white sells at 16 to 17, and the A No. 1 to fancy 

 at 17 to 18. The amber grades have sold at from 

 12 to 15, according to color and flavor. At present 

 there is an easy feeling, and prices are likely to 

 recede from those herein given. Extracted con- 

 tinues to sell at 8 to 9 for the white grades, with 

 the lindens bringing 10 if of high flavor and qual- 

 ity. Amber grades range at from 7 to 8, according 

 to color, flavor, and quality. Beeswax is steady 

 at from 30 to 32. 



Chicago, Oct. 2. R. A. Btjenett & Co. 



St. Louis. — The demand for choice new comb 

 honey is vei'y good, and the supply is inadequate. 

 There is considerable comb honey of inferior qual- 

 ity coming from the South, which moves very slow. 

 We quote fancy white at 16 to 17; No. 2 white, 

 15; amber, 13 to 15; dark, 9 to 11; broken and 

 inferior quality is not wanted in this market. The 

 demand for extracted honey is also good, and quota- 

 ble as follows : Light-amber Southern in barrels 

 and half-barrels, 7 cents ; in five-gallon cans, 7 Vz ■ 

 The receipts of white-clover and California are small, 

 and are quotable nominal at 9 to 9 ^ cents. Bees- 

 wax is in good demand at 29 for prime. Inferior 

 and impure .sells at less. 



R. Haetmann Produce Co. 



St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 4. 



Liverpool. — The market remains very slow at 

 present, and we have had no fresh arrivals dur- 

 ing the past fortnight. Sellers are not pressing 

 for offers, and in the mean time there is not much 

 inquiry. Quotations are as follows: Haitien, $6.24 

 to $7.92 per cwt. ; Peruvian, $5.76; Chilian, $5.76 

 to $8.16; Jamaican, $6.00 to $8.40; Californian, 

 $9.60 to $11.16. The beeswax market is 

 steady ; but as consumers are full at pres- 

 ent we have no business to report. We 

 value Chilian at $33.88 to $39.92. Business 

 has been doing in Gambia and Sierra Leone at 

 last prices. Values are about as follows : Chilian, 

 $33.88 to $39.92; African, $32.64 to $34.48; 

 West Indies, $31.44 to $36.28. 



Liverpool, Sept. 17. Taylor & Oo. 



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