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HONEY AND BEESWAX MARKET. 



KANSAS CITY, Mo., April o.— The market is 

 cleaned up. We quote: 1-lbs. white, 12@i:ic. ; 

 "-lbs white, 10@11. Darls 1-lbs., 8@10c.: dark 

 2-lbs., 8@9c. Extracted, white, 6(ai6!4c.; dark, 



5c. Demadn good. 



HAMBLIN & BEARSS. 514 Walnut St. 



MILWAUKEE, March 13.— The demand for 

 honey is very good, and the supply is fair. We 

 quote: White 1-lbs., 12(g>13c— and if absolutely 

 perfect, sometimes 14c. ; choice, white 2-lbs., 

 12@12y-c.: dark 1-lbs., lOOllc: old 1-lbs., 

 8@9c. Extracted, white, in barrels and half- 

 barrels, 7'/.@8c.; in pails and tin, 8®8Hc.; 

 dark, in barrels and half-barrels, 6®6!4c. 

 Beeswax, 32@23c. 



A. V. BISHOP, 142 W. Water St. 



DENVER, March 8.— 1-lb. sections, 13@15c.", 

 Extracted, 7®8c. There is sufficient comb 

 honey to supply the market till the new crop 

 arrives. Beeswax, 20@25c. 



J. M. CLARK COM. CO.. 1517 Blake St. 



DETROIT, March 7.— Comb honey is quoted 

 atll®13c. Supply not large, but sales slow. 

 Extracted, 7®8c. Beeswax, firm at 24@2oc. 

 M. H. HUNT, BeU Branch, Mich. 



CHICAGO, Mar. 13.— We quote: White clo- 

 ver in active demand and quick sales, on arri- 

 val ; 1-lbs., 13@14c.; 2-lbs.. 12®12!/.c. Bass- 

 wood 1-lbs., 12@13c. Buckwheat 1-lbs., 8® 

 9c Extracted, 6i4®7i.5c. Beeswax — bright, 

 25@26c. ; dark, 23(2.24c. 



S. T. FISH & CO., 189 S. Water St. 



BOSTON, March 22.— Fancy 1-lbs., 16c. Any- 

 thing off-grade sells considerably below 16c. 

 The market is bare of fancy, 1-lb. white honey. 

 Extracted, 7'/2@8!2e. No beeswiix on hand. 

 BLAKE & RIPLEY, 57 Chatham St. 



CINCINNATI, March 7.— Good demand for 

 extracted honey, especially from manufactu- 

 rers at .j@8c. Comb honey, 12@15c. for best. 

 Demand fair. „„^„- , 



Beeswax is in good demand at 20@2ijc. tor 

 good to choice yellow. C. F. MUTH & SON, 

 Corner Freeman & Central Aves. 





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WHERE DilOU LIVE? 



IF Y'OU will let me know I will send you my 

 Circular for 1800 which will tell you all 

 about the Hive we are selling for 55c; and if 

 you want 25, can let you have them for 49c. 

 Also 100 Brood-Frames for $1.00. 



WM. H. BRIGHT, 

 15A4t MAZEPPA, MINN. 



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■ We always extend the term of re- 

 newal subscriptions from the date of 

 expiration on our books. Present sub- 

 scribers whose time may expu-e one, two, 

 three or six months hence, can safely 

 renew now, without fear of loss thereby. 



gvduevtiscincuts. 



DOOR= T ANGSTROTH 

 r MAN'S L=HIYE= 



Before buying Hives, send for ourPrice-List 

 on this Hive as described on page 186 of this 

 Journal. It is the best and cheapest Hive 

 made. 



SMITH & SMITH, 



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Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio. 



PRICES 



REDUCED ! 



TheDIBBERN(pcr- 



_ _ feet) Bee - Escape 



is now offered to all as follows: By mail, one 

 Escape in small board, 35c.; 6 for $1.25; 12 for 

 J2.40. Complete Board, 50c., by express; 6 for 

 J2.25 ; 12 for $4.00. State size of Super. It is 

 a perfect success. Every Escape made by us is 

 warranted. C. H. Dibbern & Son, Milan, Ills. 

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$1.50 Double 

 Walled Hive. 



I MAKE my im- 

 proved Spacer 

 with the downward- 

 extending arras near- 

 ly as Ictng as the end 

 bars of the frames; 

 and with suitable di- 

 vision-boards in plare el the outside combs; a hive is 

 converted into a doiibl''-walled hive, with the spaces 

 at the ends of the frames closed, which is a threat aid 

 to a weak colony in building up in the spring, if the 

 liive is well-packed on t'lp of the frames. Price of 

 Brood-Chamber and S Frames, * 1.50; one Hive and 

 one doz. extra Spacers. 44.fto. Spacers, long or short 

 arm, »;20.on per iihi. These prices are for Krames %- 

 inch wide. When ordering give the width of your 

 hive inside. J. B. WILCOX, Manistee. Mich. 



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CARNIOLANS A SPECIALTY ! 



BEE-KEEPERS, before placing your orders for 

 Carniolan Bees or Queens, yet our prices. Our 

 STOCK ARE EXCELLEP UY NONE. Descriptive Cir- 

 cular and Price-List for l.su'i now ready. Send for it. 

 Address, F. A. LOCK HART & CO., 



t, Formerly of Andrews & Lockhart), 

 9Dtf Pattens' mills. Wash. Co., N. T. 



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Sr/trriAlVCi $3.00 per 1,000. Foundation, 

 Fit I lUllkl Alsilie Clover Seed and Japanese 

 Buckwheat, ciiea]) as the cheapest. Spec- 

 ial prices to dealers. Send for our free 

 PRICE LIST. M- H. Hl!NT, 

 IDtf BELL BRANCH. MICH. 



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nlTrUTO TtlOS. p. SIMPSON. WHsblneton 



Kfl I PN I\D-C- No atty's fee until Patent Ob 

 I n I Ull I U tained. Write for Inventor's Guide 



BEESWAX WANTED. 



Kees^t-ax.— We will pay 35 cents per 



pound, in Cash, for Yellow Beeswax, deliv- 

 ered here. 



US'" To avoid mistakes, the name of the 

 shipper should always be on each package. 



THOS. G. NE'WMAN & SON, 



246 East MadiBon Street. CHICAGO, HiIiP. 



\AI A WTT^n -^''' ONCE— a man of some 



VV I\V\ 1 HU exiierience in auiaiy. Kef- 



erences exchanged. KOSS & PACKER, 



14A2t 700 West Street, Syracuse, N. V. 



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:,0 Colonics of Italian & H.vljrid 

 . , __ HHUli Bees, Extractor, etc. ; House and 

 4 acres land, in corporate limits; good location 

 for Poultry yards; -within M mile 2 R.R. depots 

 —Good honey market. Price, only .$1,100. 

 15Alt Mrs. a. Sutcliffe, Weathertord, Tex. 

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I HAVE just bought two more Foundation 

 Machines, and am now able to make Foun- 

 dation of all kinds at the lowest price in the 

 world Send fur .-.amiile and price to JACOB 

 WOLLERSKEIM, Ivaukauna, 'Wis. l.'jAlt 

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|.A Competent and Honest Bee-Man 

 .■i.L.uJ without family, to take charge of 

 our bees. We want a man for about *30 per 

 month and board, who has proper rocomnicn- 

 dation. E. DRAKE & SON, Eminence, Ky. 

 15Alt „ , 



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Tested Italian (}ue('ns,$1.00SaK;^ 



or more pounds of bees, at 7:< cents per pound. 



Untested, 7.". cents. Discount to dealers. See 



American Bee Journal, March I'l. 



llAtf LUTHER •W. GRAY, Ohlaxoo, Fla. 



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ViiV VIII?) Italian Bees and Qneen»!i, 

 rVIl tMlLL ! in small and large lots, at a 

 VEUY LdW riiiCE. Address, Otto Kleinow, 

 No. 1.50 Military Ave, Detroit, Mich. I'JAif 



INDUSTRIAL HIVES! S?vef wli'h^'Sft 



and best iniproN iiin'iUs. Lyman Invertible, 

 and Clark Union liiond-Franies, snpcrsede old 

 style Frames ancl Honey- Boards (see American 

 Bee Journal, pages lii:j-204). Do not stock up 

 with old-style goods. SAJMFI.E Industrial 

 Hive, Langstroth size, complete. •f'J.-'i.'i. Frames 

 pt)st-paid, 2.')C. Descriptive List (jf Fine Ital- 

 ians, &c., free. J. W, CLARK, Clarksburg, Mo. 

 l.-.Alt 



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GARNIOIiANS AND ITALIANS — I will, 

 this season, runO Queen-Rcariag Apiaries, 

 one for Carniolans at Vawtei Park, away from 

 other bees, the other for Italians at Nappanee. 

 Queens will be shipped in my new Introducing 

 Cage, and safe arrival guaranteed. Tested 

 Carniolan Queen, $'2.M: Untested, Jl.OO, or 6 

 for I."). 00 ; one three-frame Nucleus with tested 

 Italian Queen, $3.00: Tested Italian Queen, 

 $1.00; Selected Tested, $1..'J0; Untested, 75c.; 

 or .3 for -$2.00. For C-A.hniol.\ns, address, I. K. 

 GOOD, Vawter Park, Ind. For iT.iMANS — 

 I. R. GOOD & BRO., Nappanee, Ind. 13Dtf 

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SEOTionsrs 



From $2.50 to $3..j0 per 1,000, and other 



APIARIAN SUPPLIES Cheap. 



Wovelty Co., - Rotlc Fallsii, Ills. 



13D6t 



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Eaton's Improved 



SKCriO.^ -<'ASE, 



BEES & yUEBXS. Send 



for free catalogue. Address 



Frank A. Katon, 



_ IDtf Blutrton, Ohio. 



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Establislied 1S78. 



WANTED. -I have a valuable ApicuUural 

 Invention which I wish to Patent and 

 put. uiion tiie market. I will give a half-inter- 

 est to un\ ciiiinictcnt person who will furnish 

 the monc\ to do this. 



JOHN BLACK, Pattonsbnrg, IVIo. 

 l.-iAlt 



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til()iC('St Italian mated, won Srst prem- 

 \ ium over all competitors 



• I at Buffalo International, 



September, 1889. Nose Better in Ameiiica ! 



Send for Price-List. Order earl}-. 



ISAtf E, n. KERNEV, Importer and Brrfdfr, .Iriadf, «l. V. 



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(tlEEi\S 



SMITH & SMITH, 



'Wholesale and Retail Man- 

 ufacttxrers of 



BEEpEPERS' ^mmii 



KEIVTOX, OHIO. 



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DAVENPORT. 



LOUIS HANSSEN, 213 &215 West Second St.. 

 Davenport, Iowa, keeps a full stock of BEE- 

 KEEPERS' SUPPIjIE*. G. B. Lewis & 

 Co.'s Sections, and Dadant's Foundation, at 

 manufacturers' prices. lOASt 



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READY TO SHIP ! ^^^°?.Tt^??«i'!ir.«1> 



— 3forS2.75. Ready April 1st. Nuclei cheap. » 

 Send for Price-List. COLWICK & COLWICK. 

 Norse, Bosque Co., Texas. 12Aht 



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