Feb. 14, 1907 



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American Hae Journal m 



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 has been engaged. The editors are 

 Ilarry E. Hill and Arthur C. Miller, than 

 whom there are no more practical or ex- 

 perienced bee-l<eepers in this country. 

 We have published the American Hoe- 

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THE W. T. FALCONER MFG. CO. 



JAMESTOWN. N. Y. 



[Established 25 years.] 



Mention Be« Jonmal when vrrltlns- 





Chicago^ Feb. 1.— The usual late winter de- 

 maud is in evidence for comb honey to replace 

 diminished stuck laid in duting* the autuma bj 

 the large retailers, but during the dull period 

 there has been very little change, if any, in 

 prices, the offerings being light. 



We find No. 1 to fancy white comb honey 

 brings 15@16c, and for that which is off in color 

 and flavor from l@3c less. Amber grades of 

 all kinds are dull and range in price from 

 10@12c. The extracted perhaps is not quite so 

 firm in price for the California or Western 

 grades, but there is no surplus of white clover 

 or basswood, both of which bring about Sc, and 

 in some cases more. Ambers grade from tifgiTip^c. 

 There have been some sales of beeswax at 32c, 

 but 30c is about the price for average. 



R. A. Burnett & Co. 



Philadelphia, Nov. 8.— While the supply of 

 comb honey is equal to the demand, large quan- 

 tities of comb honey having arrived in the 

 market in the last few dajs, the price still re- 

 mains high. The outlook, however, is that 

 when the season advances and the bee-keepers 

 ship more of their crop to the market, the pri- 

 ces will be a little weaker. We quote: Fancy 

 white comb honey, 16@18c; No, 1, 14@15c; am- 

 ber, ll@13c. Fancy white extracted, 7J^@8 c; 

 light amber, 6}^@7c. 



We are producers of honey and do not handle 

 on commission. Wm. A. Sklser. 



NkwYork, Jan. 16- — The stock of white 

 comb honey is pretty well exhausted, and we 

 do not expect any more arrivals of large lots 

 from now on. Prices are firm, and we quote 

 from 15@16c for fancy white; 13(fl'14c for No. 1; 

 12c for light amber. There is quite a little dark 

 and buckwheat on the market, but no over- 

 stock, and we think that all of it will be dit- 

 posed of before long at present prices, which 

 we quote from 10@12c, according to quality. 

 Extracted honey very firm, with sufficient sup- 

 ply to meet demand. California white sage is 

 bringing from 8@8^c; light amber, VJ^c; am 

 ber, 6W@7c; buckwheat extracted In fairly good 

 demand at t@6Hc. Southern in barrels finds 

 ready sale at from 55@70c per gallon, according 

 to quality. Beeswax firm and steady at 31c. 



'HiLDRBTH & SRQBLKKN 



Headquarters for Bee-Supplies 



Complete stock for 1907 now on hand. 



CINCINNATI 



FREIGHT- 

 RATES FROM 



are the LOWEST, ESPECIALLY 

 for the SOUTH, 



as most all freight now goes through Cincinnati. 



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 Vou will Satisfaction Guaranteed. 



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 Send tor same. 



A Special Discount on Earli] Orders. 



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QUEENS 



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Otfjce ■nd Salesrooms, 2 146 -48 Central Ave. Warehouses. Freeman and Central Aves. 



Denver, Jan. 5.— There is practically no 

 honey left in the hands of prt ducers in this 

 State, and barely enough in the Denver market 

 to supply the home trade until spring. We 

 quote strictly No. I white, per case of 24 sec- 

 tions, at f3. 20; No. 1 light amber, $3: and good 

 No. 2. atJ2 8^ White extracted, 8S8>tc; light 

 amber, Tf^CmSc. Beeswax, 26c for clean yellow, 

 delivered here. 



The Colo. Honey-Producers' Assn. 



Cincinnati, Jan. 'i— The comb honey market 

 at the present is very quiet. Holders are not 

 trying to realize a profit, simply disposing of 

 what they have, at cost. Fancy comb honey is 

 selling atl4^@lbc. Extracted amber honey in 

 barrels, 6@7c; fancy light amber in cans, T@8c; 

 fancy white, 9j. Strictly choice beeswax, 30c, 

 delivered here. Thb Fred W. Muth Co. 



Indianapolis, Jan. 3.— comb honey is not 

 plentiful, but demand is slack. Fancy white 

 comb brings 16@17c; No. 1 white, 14c; amber, 

 12(ai3c. Best grades of extracted honey bring 

 8@9c; amber, 6@7c. Good average beeswax 

 sells here at $33 per 100 pounds. 



Walter S. Pouder. 



Toledo, Nov. 30— The market on comb honey 

 remains about the same as last quotations, but 

 has been coming ia much more freely, as bee- 

 keepers seem to be very anxious to get rid of 

 their stock. Fancy brings in a retail way 16c; 

 extra fancy, 17c; No. 1, 15c; buckwheat, 15c. 

 Extracted white clover in barrels brings 

 7@75^c; cans the same. Beeswax, 26@28c. 



The Griggs Bros. & Nichols Co. 



Cincinnati, Jan. 25.— The market on comb 

 honey is rather easy. Prices rule in jobbing 

 ways from 14@l4>6c; single cases 16c for No. I 

 white; off grades not wanted at any prlcct Ex- 

 tracted is very firm. Light amber in barrels, 

 6(2l6>^c; white clover in barrels, 7!^c; in cans, 

 S^c. Beeswax, 30c, delivered. 



C. H.W. Webbk. 



Kansas City, Jan. 25— The receipts of comb 

 honey have been more liberal during the last 

 week or two, and the demand light, market 

 weaker. The market is practically bare of ex- 

 tracted, and there is quite a little inquiry. We 

 quote: No. 1 while comb, 24 sec. cases, $3.10; 

 No. 2, $2.75; amber. $2.50, Extracted, white, 

 7X@8c; amber, 6%<g^~c. Beeswax, 27c. 



C. C. Clemons & Co. 



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Ready for delivery April 1st. Select Un- 

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 Select Tested, ?3. You can only get good 

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H. M. PARKER, JR. 



3Atf JAMES ISLAND, S. C. 



TEXAS QUEENS 



The Famous Honey-Producers will be ready 

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Equal to the best, regardless of price. Prices: 

 Tested, each, $1 00; dozen, $10.00. Untested, 

 each, 50 cts. ; dozen, $5 .50. 

 6Atf GRANT ANDERSON, Sabinal, Texas. 



FENCE^S^ 



Made of High Carbon colled wire. Wo 

 have DO agents. Kt-ll direct to user at 

 factory prices on 30 days free trial. 



WerayalUreight. Catalog bIiows 37 

 Btyles and hcl^-ots of farm and poultry 

 fence. It's free. Buy direct. Write todfi^T- 



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Box gg WINCHESTER, INDIANA^ 

 DIentlon Bee Journal when wrltlm;. 



Wb 8bll Root's Goods in Miohiqam 



Let ns quote yon prices on Sections, HiTct, 

 Fonndatlon, etc, as we can save yon time and 

 freight. Beeswax Wanted for Caab. 



M. H. HUNT* SON. 



Bbli. Branch, Wayne Co., Mich 



Mention Be« Jonmal nrhen iTrltl]iK> 



HONEY AND BEE5WAX 



When consigning, buying or selling, consnlt 



R. A. BURNETT & CO. 



199 South Watbr St. Chicago. Ilu 



WANTED TO BUY AT TOP PRICES 



WHIXE CL,0V1:R honey, both Comb and Extracted. 



If you have any write at once, saying how much you have, how it is put up, and .yonr 

 lowest price, and ail about it, in first letter. 



C. M. Scott 8 Co., Bee-Keepers' Supplies, Incubators, Brooders, Etc. 



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