Aii(,nisl. 1907. 



American l^ee Journal 



A GREAT IMPROYENEINT 



will be found In 



Tlie — - 



Ainericaii Bee -Keeper 

 for 19D7 



It is profusely illustrated and en- 

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 most practical as well as scientific na- 

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 has been engaged. The editors are 

 Harry E. Hill and Arthur C. Miller, than 

 whom there are no more practical or ex- 

 perienced bee-keepers in this country. 

 We have published the American Bee- 

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 cents ; three years for f 1.00. 



Send for sample copy and our new 

 Illustrated price-list of BEE-SUPPLIES 

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 price. Address, 



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[Established 25 years.J 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



That are bred from the best stock this country 

 can produce Bright Golden and 3-banded 

 Queens ready to ship May 20. I am now book- 

 ing" orders which will be filed and filled in ro- 

 tation. After May 20 all orders will receive 

 prompt attention. Untested Queens 60 cents 

 each; 6 for $3.35, or 12 for $6 5o. Tested, $1.00, 

 or 6 for $5.50. 2 frame nuclei with Youag Queen 

 afer June I, $2.00- GEO. W. BARNBS. 



15A26t Box 340. Norwalk, Ohio. 



Western Bee-Keepers slow^" 



We Will 



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how to save money. Send for our new cata- 

 log of the best Bee- ware made. 

 THB COLORADO HONEY-PRODCCEKS* iSS'IV. Dearer. Colo. 

 9Atf Please mention the Bee Jonraal. 



grades of extracted hnney, and we quote Califor- 

 nia white at s to N>-je, litjht amber at 7 to 74o, am- 

 ber at fi^jc per pounii. New crop Irom the South 

 bring's from 5S to fi5e pergallun in iiarrels, accord- 

 ing" to tiuality ; strictly fancy will tiring a^ hi&h 

 as 70 to 75c per gallon. The market on the Pacific 

 Coast .seems to be un.settle<i, and prices fluctuate 

 more or less. West India honey is arriving in 

 fair (luautities right along, ami sells at from ss to 

 fi2c per gallon. Beeswax is somewhat weaker, 

 although choice stock still finds ready sale at 30 



to 31c. HlLDRETH & SEGELKEN. 



Cincinnati, July 8.— The market on fancy comb 

 honey and white ch>ver extracted is entirely ex- 

 hausted. We quote light amber in barrels at Ti^jc 

 and He ; in cans Ic per lb. higher. We are selling 

 beeswax at a2c per lb. Market dull. 



C. H. W. Weber. 



Indianapolis, July 22.— Fancy white comb honey 

 sells to the retail grocery trade in lots of 1 to 10 

 cases at 17'2 to 1h cents. Best extracted honevin 

 5-gallon cans sells tor in.^ to m cents. Other grades 

 are not yet on our markt't, altliou^'^h I have seen 

 some foreign extracted Imney .ith-red at .sliglitly 

 lower prices. Beeswax sells liure at $33 per 100 

 pounds. Walter S. Pouder. 



Kansas City, June 28.— We have received a few 

 shipments of new honey which sold on arrival at 

 $3.50 for 24-section cases ; market is almost bare 

 of comb honey, and shipments would sell readilv. 

 We guote : No. 1 white comb, in L'4-section cases, 

 $3.50 ; No. '* white and amber comb, $2.7.5 to $3.00 ; 

 white extracted. He ; amber, "c. Beeswax, 25 to 

 30e. C. C. Clemons & Co. 



Cincinnati, July 3.— The demand for extracted 

 honey does not come up to expectations, which 

 is probably due to the lateness of the season. 

 Quotations range about the same as published 

 recently. Aml)er in barrels at .i'jc to H-Uc, ac- 

 cording to ((uality. Fancy whiti- extracted honev 

 in crates of two m-Wi. cans, at yc. As yet, there is 

 no new comb honey on the market. We are pay- 

 ing 28c, delivered nere.for choice vellow bees- 

 wax free from dirt. the Fred W. Muth Co. 



Headquarters for Bee-Supplies 



COMPLETE STOCK FOR 1907 NOW ON HAND. 



Freight Rates From 



CINCINNATI 



are the LOWEST, ESPECIALLY 

 for the SOUTH, 



as almost all freight now goes through 

 Cincinnati. Prompt Service is what 

 I practice. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

 Catalog mailed free. Send for same. 

 You will save money buying from me. 



LET ME BOOK ORDER FOR 



QUEENS 



bred in separate apiaries, the GOLDEN 

 YELLOWS, CARNIOLANS, and CAUCASIANS. 



FOR PRICES, REFER TO MY CATALOS, PAGE 29. 



C. H.W.WEBER =' 



Office and Salesrooms, 2146-48 Central Ave. Wareliouses. Freeman and Central Aves. 



In the Heart of Michigan 



Did you know that within one hundred miles of me are over three- 

 fourths pf the bee-keepers of Michigan? Are you one of them? If 

 so you will find it to your advantage to write for my new catalog. 

 Afullhneof Root's Goods at Root's Factory Prices. Hilton's double- 

 walled hives are used more than any other in my State. It has stood 

 the test of thirty years. . . . I ship goods promptly. 



Wholesale or retail. . Cash or exchange for beeswax at all times. 



Georde E. Hilton 



Fremont, Michigan 



