Sept. 4, 1902. 



A^EmCAN BEE JOURNAL 



575 



the coirilm tliry Imd liuilt, and (jiivn tlieiii full 

 sluMitH of foMiidtitidii. They lilled Liu'ir hivo 

 full of hi-oixl iiiul hoiK^y, and I hilw do si^ns 

 of the disease that season. 



In the spi'injf of Utt)l, I bouj,'ht a colony 

 tliat seemed to he in ^oo(] <'oii<)Ulon and 

 stron^^ in hers ; the combs wert^ nol. slnii^^hl 

 In the l)rot>d-(-h)Lnilier, so 1 did no[ make iin 

 examination. U'iicn the honoy-llow cume I 

 removed tlie lioney-board lo put on extract- 

 ing frames, aiui there was some lioney and 

 wax adhered to it. I |)ut it up on a shed, near 

 l)y, for tin- bees to clean olT, and they tlid it, 

 and the result, was that, in a short, time I 

 found 4 more colonies alleeted witli the dis- 

 ease. I applied the same remedy to them, 

 and I saw no more of the disease tiiat year. 



In the sprint; of 111(12 I slarteil with ;i4 col- 

 onies. May IT) 1 discovered I liad the disease 

 in several colonies. I had seen an article in 

 the American Bee .Journal, ou paf^-e I'.liS, where 

 the essence of rosemary had been used with 

 good results in several colonies with foul 

 brood. I resolved to give it a test, with the 

 next thing to no faith at all in its doing any 

 good. May 111, 1 Ijoiight half a pint, paying 

 .")0 cents for it. May IT, I commenced using 

 it on every colony I had, to make sure that 

 none would escai)e. I lilledasmail oil-can and 

 dropped :iO or 40 drops on top of the frames 

 in tlie brood-chamber, being careful not to 

 drop it on the bees, for it will kill a bee as 

 soon as you drop it on it. I used it H times a 

 week for about 4 weeks, and at the end of 

 that period I could not find any of the dis- 

 ease in the apiary, and have not seen any up 

 to the present date, and my bees never were 

 in better condition than they are at the pres- 

 ent time. 



The total cost of rosemary used on the M4 

 colonies was $1.2.5. Some will say it may not 

 have been genuine foul brood. Well, all I 

 have to say is, it was the same as I had before, 

 and I never have known a case of it to get 

 well itself; and where they had it in the 

 spring it increased very rapidly in .June and 

 July — it became so foul that it sent forth an 

 odor so offensive that any one who had ever 

 had anything to do with it before would not 

 doubt its presence. J. O. Crieghton'. 



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Chicago, Aujc. ll,— Some comb honey pro- 

 duced in T'lij is now on Bale. Fancy briatftt 15c; 

 anytbint; off in appearance or 'luality Hells at 

 l.V'i.Hc for white; amber ffradcs, 2 and 3 cents 

 per pound less. Kxtracted is sellintf at 6'«/7c 

 for white; liiflii amber, SJ^'o.^c; dark, ''a-5!4c. 

 There ih a fair demand for all (fradenand kinds. 

 Beeswax steady at S'^Jc. R. A. BoRifETT & Co. 



KansasCitv, Au(f,16.— The receipts of comb 

 honey are increaBing'; bo is the demand. New 

 fancy white comb, 14c; No. l» 13c; No. 2 and 

 amber, 12^^^" 13c. Extracted, white, 6c; amber, 

 Sfq^S^c. Beeswax, 22@25c. 



C. C. Clemons & Co. 



Cincinnati, July 26.— Considsrable stock of 

 lii'l crop fancy comb on the market and sells 

 at 14fg>15c; there is a call for new comb honey, 

 as yet none on the market; this market de- 

 mands fancy comb; all other g-radea discoura- 

 ges trade. Extracted is in fair demand at 

 Si^'ai6c for amber and 7^8c for clover. Beeswax, 

 2^^300. The Fred W. Mcth Co. 



Albany, N, Y., Aug. 32.— The demand for 

 honey is improving^ with the unusual cool 

 weather, the summer resorters returning^ home 

 hungry. We-juote: Extra white comb, 15/'j^16c; 

 medium, 14rg)15c. No other grades coming yet. 



We want to caution shippers against ship- 

 ping by express, as it arrives almost invariably 

 broken. Express companies are stamping the 

 cases "Received at owner's risk," which seems 

 to cause their employes to '* play ball '' with it. 

 Freight handlers are glower, more careful, and 

 less broken, and much cheaper. We advise 

 sending by freight only. H. R. Wright. 



New York, Aug. 11.— New crop comb honey 

 from New York and Pennsylvania is beginning 

 lo arrive in limited quantities. There is a good 

 demand for fancy white at 14c, and No. 1 at 13c, 

 and exceptionally fine lots will possibly bring 

 a little more. Lower grades 'luiet at from 

 10@I2c. As to extracted honey, fancy grades 

 are in good demand at from 6fa.6^c for white, 

 and StoSi^c for light amber. Southern in bar- 

 rels and half-barrels quiet at from 4Ti^''u,0c per 

 gallon, according to quality. Beeswax dull at 

 from 2T(o.2Sc. Hildrbth & Sbgblkkm. 



Cincinnati, Aug", l**.- New comb honey is 

 not coming in so plentiful, so far. Whatever 

 has come in, and is fancy water-white, has 

 brought a good price, and sold to stores from 

 15(ailbc. Honey kept over from last year, fancy 

 sells for 14c. The market for extracted is more 

 lively and brings — amber, from 5@54c; alfalfa 

 water-white, from b@K)^c; white clover, from 

 7@7)4c. Beeswax, 30c. C. H. W. Wkbkk. 



San FRANCisco,Aug.20-White comb. 13(314;; 



amber, 10@l2c; dark, S(g;'>c. Extracted, white, 

 5H^.^}4\ light amber, S55^; amber, 4\iq—. 

 Beeswax, good to choice, light, Z'7(ai29c\ dark, 

 2S@2t.c. JT-i _3 



Not much offering or arriving of any sort. 

 While the market is firm throughout, current 

 values are being better sustained on comb than 

 on extracted, for the reason that the latter has 

 to depend to some extent on outside demand. 

 All the comb honey offering will be required 

 locally. The shipment of comb honey has 

 never proven satisfactory, and the production 

 is in consequence restricted to small compass. 



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