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Chicago, June 5.— The honey market is in 

 about the same condition as when we quoted 

 last. Very little call for either comb or ex- 

 tracted. No. 1 white comb, ISc; other grades, 

 10@14c. Extracted, white, 6#@7c; amber, 5@6c. 

 Beeswax,30c R. A. Burnett & Co. 



Toledo, Feb. 19.— The market for comb 

 honey has been better for the past two weeks 

 than at any time during the past season. Prices 

 are firm on account or the scarcity. We are 

 getting 15@16c for fancy white clover; I4@15c 

 for No. 1, and 13@14c for amber. Buckwheat, 

 13c. Extracted honey is in good demand at 

 following prices: White clover in barrels 

 brings6}4@7c; amber, S}i@S%c; in cans every 

 grade from l@lHc higher. Beeswax is firm 

 and in good demand at 28 and 30c. 



The above are our selling prices, not what we 

 pay. Griggs Bros. 



Indianapolis, May 12— Fancy white clover 

 comb brings 16c; No. 1, 14c; demand exceeds 

 the supply; fancy white western comb brings 

 14@15c; amber grades in poor demand at 12c 

 Best grade of extracted honey brings BH@9c in 

 60-pound cans; amber, 6c. Good average bees- 

 wax sells here for $33 per 100 pounds. 



Walter S. Pouder. 



Philadelphia, June 11.— There is no new 

 honey arriving in this market as yet, and so 

 few lots of old honey sold that we cannot es- 

 tablish any price. Some little lots of Southern 

 extracted honey have arrived in barrels. We 

 quote: New Southern honey, light amber, 6J£c; 

 amber, <c Beeswax selling freely, 29c. 



We are producers of honey and do not handle 

 on commission. Wm. A. Selser. 



New York, May 8.— There is still some de- 

 mand for comb honey, mosily for fancy grades, 

 which are selling at from 14@l5c per pound; off 

 grades in no demand and prices are irregular, 

 ranging from 8(<il2c, accoiding to quality; suf- 

 ficient supply to meet demand. Extracted is 

 in fair demand, mo.tly from California, of 

 which there seems to be abundant supply of all 

 grades. Wequote: White,6J4@7c; light amber, 

 6c; dark, 5@S%c, according to quality and quan- 

 tity. Beeswax scarce and firm at 29@30c. 



Hildreth & Srgelken. 



Cincinnati, June IS.— The demand for ex" 

 tracted honey has brightened up within the 

 past 30 days. However, there is so much of last 

 season's crop still unsold, which tends to hold 

 down the price. There is no material change 

 in prices since our last quotation. We qu< te 

 amber In barrels at 5@6>6c. No new white clo- 

 ver extracted honey on the market as yet. New 

 crop of comb honey finds ready saleatl4@15Hc. 

 Choice yellow beeswax, 30c, delivered here. 



Thb Frkd W. Moth Co. 



Denver, Feb. 5 —Owing to the mild weather 

 the demand for honey has not been as good as 

 usual at this time of year. We are quoting 

 strictly No. 1 white alfalfa comb honey at $3.35 

 to »3.75 per case of 24 sections; off grade and 

 light amber at $3 to $3.30. White extracted 

 alfalfa in 60-pound cans, 7^@8' 3 c; light amber, 

 6M@7Xc Beeswax, 24c for clean yellow. 



The Colo. Honey-Prodccers' Assn. 



Kansas City, May 31.— The honey market 

 here is bare, no new honey in market yet. The 

 market is about 13.25 per case on fancy white. 

 Extracted, SH@bc. On account of the warm 

 weather and heavy receipts of fruits, the in- 

 quiry for honey is dropping off, but we believe 

 with the advent of new honey there will be a 

 good demand for same. C. C. Clbmons & Co. 



Cincinnati, March 7.— The demand for comb 

 honey is slow, prices obtained are the same. 

 Stock od hand seems to be sufficient to supply 

 the wants. Quote fency white, 14@16c Amber 

 extracted in barrels, 55i@5Jf c; in cans,Hc more; 

 fancy white clover in 60-lb. cans, 7%@8X cents; 

 Southern, equal to white clover in color, from 

 6H@7c Bright yellow beeswax, 30c. 



C H.W. Weber. 



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ptamps taken— we will send for 2 yrB. the Farmer's 

 Call— rest. sub. price 40c a year. P. C.isa wkly., 25 

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FARMER'S CALL., Qoincy, 111. 



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 wanted. Samples free. 



BEESWAX— Will pay Spot Cash and full 

 market value all the year. Write us when 

 you have any to dispose of. 

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