1894 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



401 



Honey Column. 



CITT MARKETS. 



San Francisco. --H())ir.i/.— Honey liiis lulvanced 

 and is si ill iKlviinciiix', in const'iiuence of tlie dry 

 season in Californiii; I'or it is now trenoi'ally ex- 

 pi'cied tliat tlie cnminK' Iiotiey crop will be a" very 

 lijilit one. We ([uote oxlracted honey, accoidinfr to 

 Quaiily, 5@(i; conili, H@ll. Beeswax is scarce at 24® 

 ■ J. ScnACHT, Lejioke tS; Steineh, 



April io. San Francisco, Cal. 



Albany.— H(uiry.—V>'e are virtually out of comb 

 honey of all fi'i">des, liaviuff less than a dozen eases 

 m hand. Our stock of extracted is also well reduc- 

 ed; but as there is but very little demand now we 

 have plenty. We quote comb honey at l(i@13; ex- 

 :racted, 5®7. Chas. JIcCulloch & Co., 



May 9. 393, 39.5, 397 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. 



Kansas Citv.— 77()/iej/.— The demand for both 

 •onib and extracted hoiiej' continues lig-lit. Stock 

 )f l^)mb not larpe. VVe quote: No. 1 white 1-lb. 

 ;omb, 14@.I5; No. 2, 12@13; No. 1 amber, 13@14; No. 

 :, Ki; extracted, 5@". Beeswax, 20@32. 



Clemons. Mason & Co., 



Maj' 7. Kansas City, Mo. 



Cincinnati. -ifo/iey.— There is a slow demand for 



■xtraeted honey at 4@7c. Prices for comb honey 



ire iKituinal at r_V 14 for best wliite. Demand for 



>eeswax is good at :l'Z@~h for g-ood to choice yellow. 



Chas. F. Muth & Son, 



May 7. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Buffalo.— Ho)(C{/.— Small amount of honey on 

 land, movinj? off slowly. Fancy, mostly 13"@14: 

 ihoice, lt;@l2; common and buckwheat, 8@9. Bees- 

 \-ax, 25@2><. The demand is very slow, but we are 

 n hopes it will clean up before new arrives. 

 Battekson & Co., 



April 18. Buffalo, N. Y. 



Chicago.— H'Dicj/.- There is very little if any 

 •haiige in this market from quotations given in last 



^ue. the volume of busine.ss in this line being- 

 mall at this season of j'ear. 



R. A. Burnett & Co., 



May 7. 163 So. Water St., Chicag-o, 111. 



Detroit.— fJonef/.— Best white comb honey is sell- 

 ng- slowly at 14@1.">; dark and untidy lots, 11@13. 

 Sxtracted, 7@8. Beeswax, 27®28. 



M. H. Hunt. 



May 9. Bell Branch, Mich. 



Kansas CiTY.—Thmey.—We quote you to-day 1-lb. 

 !Omb, white, 12%; No. 2, 10; No. 1 amber, lU; ex- 

 Tacted, 5@7. Beeswax, 22@2r). 



Hamblin & Bearss, 



May 7. Kansas City, Mo. 



Clevet.and. — HoJicj/.— The demand for honey is 

 lomewliat lighter tlian last week. Prices are about 

 he same. No. 1 is selling at 13@14; No. 2, 10@11. 

 Jeeswax, 23@25. Willi vms Bros., 



May 7. 80 & 83 Broadway, Cleveland, O. 



St. Louis.— /f'ljiey.— No material change. Honey 

 s slow sale at 2^4' @3 for extracted. Prime beeswax, 

 «c. D. G. Tutt Grocer Co.. 



May 8. St. Louis, Mo. 



Boston. — HoMcjy.- We quote you our market on 

 omb honey at 1:.'@14. Demand fair, sui)ply fair. 

 Sxtracted. 5@7. Demand and supply fair. Bees- 

 rax, 25c; demand fair, supply light. 



E. E. Blake & Co., 

 Succeasuis tu Blake & liiplefi. 

 May T. Boston, Mass. 



BUFFALO, N. Y. Unsurpassed Honey Market. 

 BATTERSON & CO. Responsible, Reliable, 

 Commission Merchants, mm, and Prompt. 



S. T. FISH & CO., 



189 South Water St., Chicago, 



Ofler Wisconsin white-clover and bass- 

 wood honey, in barrels and half-bar- 

 rels, at (3c per pound. This is the lin- 

 est product we, have handled for some 

 tinae. California white-sage, in 60-lb. 

 cans, at (Jc per lb. California comb 

 honey, 48-section cases, choice, 12c 

 per lb.; fancy, 13c. 



EDWIN ROBINSON. 



W. M. GRAY. 



Robinson & Gray, 



SUCCESSORS TO 



B. F. Southwick & Co., 

 Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Canned Goods. 



47 & 43 Scuth Market and 5 & 6 Chatham Streets. 



Headquarters for Vermont Shipments 



of White=Clover Honey. 



It will be the endeavor of the new firm to meet 

 the wishes of their patrons in the future as the late 

 firm has in the past. 



Thanking you for the many past favors received 

 by the late lirm, we hope to be favored with a liberal 

 share of your patronage in the future. 



All orders and inquiries by mail or other\vise will 

 receive promjit attention. Very respectfully, 



Boston, April 2, 1894, ROBINSON & GRAY. 



tj^'in retpoiulingr to tliis ailvertiseinent mention Uleaiongs. 



»zr- jf* t **■■-* 



Etsighain Perfect Simokers. 



C'.:eapest and Best on Earth. 

 Pjitonted 1878, 1SS2 and 1892. 



Have all our new improvements. 



T. F. Bingham, 



Abronia, Mich. 



5-BANDED GOLDEN ITALIAN 



Queens, .fl.UU; 6 for 3?4..")0. Pure B. P. Kock, S. C. B. 

 Legiiorn, and L. Brahma eggs, Toe per 13. Catalogue 

 free. Chaa. H. Thies, Steelevllle, III. 



Tlie Family Printing Outfit. 



75 letters, points, etc., 

 with holder, tweezers, 

 indelible ink, pads, etc., 

 for stamping names on 

 linens, cards, etc., put 

 up in neat box and 

 mailed for 50c. Send 

 for catalogue. Address 



Q. W. BERCAW, Fostoria, O. 



imnoi-tpH carnioians. bred in 1893, Jo each; I Ttiose SilveF-Gray CamiolaD Bgcs. 



iiii|./wi LtM tested IMH Carnioians in June, $2; j 1 liave a queen-rearing yard .5 miles from other 

 )ped from unpnrted queens producing only gray 1 bees, where 1 will rear those beautiful gentle Carni- 

 >e9s. Untested. M.iy. ?1. Foreign orders, $6, $3, ; olan queens, at *1.()0 each (untestedi; i;.').UO for 6, or 

 ind $2. Safe arrival at any pnst<'ffice in the world. | J9 (H) ))er dozen. Send in your orders and see how 

 MES. FaAiJK BEMTOIT, Char'iton Heights, M. • soon 1 can send the (jueens. Safe arrival and satis- 



— '■ — ~ ' faction guaranteed. Miss Amanda Atchley, 



pESTED Italian qtieens. $1.(0: untested. B5 ets ; Beeville, Bee Co., Texas, 



select tested, $1.50. C. H. STEWAET, Sparta, Tena. t^"In responding to thi.s advertisement mention GLEAMlKaa. 



