1897. 



THE AMERICAN BEE KEEPER. 



351 



Honey and Beeswax Market Report 



Below we give tlie latest and iiKist aiitlien. 

 tic report of ilie Honey and Beeswax luarke^ 

 n different trade centers : 



Kans >s City. Mo., Oct. 23. 1897.— Good demand 

 for houey. I, itrht supply. Price of comb 10 to 12c 

 per lb. Extracted 4 to 6c pe*- lb. Jiecswa.ic 22 to 

 25c per lb. 



Hambli.v & liEABSS, S14 Wali.ut St. 



Cincinnati. .Oct. 18. 1897.— There is no change 

 in the market since our last. We quote in tn 13c as 

 the rang' of prices for choice white eunib hunty and 

 3^2 to tic for e.xtriicted huney according to quality. 

 Demand is exceedingly slow sim e tne Ijeginuing of 

 September. Beeswix is in good demand at 2U to 

 25c for good to choice yellow. 



• 'has. F. Muth & Son 

 S. E. Cor, Freeman and (Central Aves. 



Detroit, Mich.. Oct. 23, 1897.— Fair demand for 

 honey, ijrood supply. I'rice of comb 8 to 12c per lb. 

 Extracted honey 4 to tJc iter lb Slow demand for 

 beeswax; good supply; prices 25 to 2lic per lb. The 

 apple failure has helped the demand for honey. 

 M. H. Hunt, Bell branch. Mich. 



Boston, Mass., Oct. 23. 1897. — Fair demand 



for honey. Good supply. Price of comb 10 to 13c 



per lb. Extracted oc to 7c per lb. Good demand 



for beeswax. Supply very light. Price 2(ic per lb. 



Blakk. Scott & Lke, 57 Chatham St. 



Albany, N. Y.. Oct. 2(5. 1897.— Good demand for 

 honey. Large .-apply. Price of comb 8 to 9c for 

 buckwheat; 10 to l2c for clover. I'here is a large 

 stock of buckwheat comb houey on the market, but 

 fancy clover not plenty. 



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