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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



June 



PONEY C0MMN. 



CITY MARKETS. 



CfiEVELAND.— Honey.— The market is very active 

 on best white 1-lh. sections, which sell readily on 

 arrival at 14 cts. Glassed 1-lb., and unbiassed 2-lbs , 

 slow at 12c. Beeswax, scarce P.t 25 to 28. E.vtracted, 

 7@.S. A. C. Kendel. 



May 20, 1886. 115 Ontario St., Cleveland, Ohio. 



Chicago.— Honey.— The demand for honey is very 

 lig-ht at present. Prices are easier; in fact, what 

 little demand exists is confined to the best white 

 comb in one-pound sections, at 15@16c. Extracted 

 is held at unchanged figures. Beeswax, 25c for 

 prime yellow. R. A. Burnett, 



May 20, 1886. 161 S. Water St., Chicago, 111. 



Cincinnati.— 7/o»icj/.— No change whatever in the 

 honey or wax market since our last. 

 May 20, 1886. C. F. Muth & Son, 



S. E. Cor. Freeman and Central Avenues, 



Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Kansas City. -Honey.— Honey of all kinds and 

 grades is very dull indeed, and sales are slow. 

 Prices are unchanged; 1-lb. sections, none in the 

 market; would sell for 16 for choice white; dark, 

 12(g)14; 2-lb. sections, white, llfa)13; dark, lt@10. E.\- 

 tracted, 3V2@6. Beeswax, 23c. 



May 23, 1886. Clemons, Cloon & Co., 



Cor. 4th & Walnut St's., Kansas City, Mo. 



Detroit.— Honcy.—There is no comb honey in 

 Detroit to quote, and retail dealers are anxiously 

 inquiring how eoon they can get new. Beeswax, 

 firm at 25 cts. M. H. Hunt, 



May 21, 1886. Bell Branch, Mich. 



St. Louis.— Honey.— Nothing new in our market 

 on honey. Wax steady at 2.5c. 



W. T. Anderson & Co., 



May 24, 1886. 104 N. 3d. St., St. Louis, Mo. 



Boston.— Honey.— No change in price of honey. 

 Sales very light. Blake & Ripley, 



May 22, 1886. 57 Chatham St., Boston, Mass. 



HAYHURSrS QUEENS. 



Reduction in Price. 



My warranted queens (untested) will be $1.00 each 

 after ,/((ne ;,5, instead of after July 1st, as adver- 

 tised elsewhere. 

 lid E. M. HAYHURST, Kansas City, Mo. 



TEN COLONIES OF ITALIAN BEES IN 

 LANGSTROTH HIVES AT $7 EACH. 



Every colony contains five frames of brood. 

 ll-13d M. iSBEIilj, Norwich, N. Y. 



THE 



BEST OFFER YET. 



READY NOW.^ 



Three lbs. of bees and Italian queen, $2.75. Bees 

 without queen, per lb., .50c. Five combs of brood, 

 and good colony, at least 3 lbs. and queen, $4.00. 3- 

 frame nuclei, $2.50. G. W. GATES, 



lid Bartlctt, Sbolby Co., Tenii. 



ITALIAN QUEENS, 



NUCLEUS SWARMS, 



- AND- 



FULL - COLONIES, 



FROM THE BEST STRAINS. 



Prices reasonable. Dollar Queens by return mail. 

 Comb Foundation. Send for Circular. lid 



W. H. PROCTOR, Fair Ha ven, Vt. 



ONLiY $'i.50 PER 1000, 



One - piece, Basswood. See 

 Baer"s advertisement on last page of cover. lid 



SECTIONS, 



Italian, Holy-Land, and Syrian. 



.June July Aupr. 

 Italian, from imported mothers. I $1.00 I .75 I .75 

 Holy-Land and Syrian, irom S. T. | 1.00 | .75 | .75 

 Tested, double above prices. P. 0. notes payable 

 at Chesterton, Ind. Circular free. 

 ll-12d N. E. COTTRELL, Burdick, Porter Co., Ind. 



ITALIAN QUEENS FOR 1888. 



Untested, 75 cts. ; 10 for $6.00; tested, one year old, 

 $1.00; selected, $1.50. Cells built in full colonies 

 from one of A. I. Root's select tested queens. 



C. C. KIRKMAN, 

 lid COXV^LLE, PITT CO., N. C. 



IDEAL GLASS-FRONT VEIL, 



Guaranteed, see Mav 15th number (f Gleanings. 

 lid .INO. C. CAPEHART, St. Albans, W. Va. 



HORN 



PAYS EXPRESS CHARGES 



SEE ADVERTISEMENT. 



HARD-TIME PRICES IN JUNE. 



Two-frame nuclei of Italian bees and brood, with 

 .$1.00 queen, $2.00; 3-frame ditto, $2..50; full colony, 

 in A. I. Root's Simplicity hive, $5.00. Each of the 

 above, with tested queen, .50 cts. more. All on wir- 

 ed L. frames. Pure Poland-China pig's, as cheap as 

 they can be afforded. Safe arrival guaranteed. 

 Write for description and prices to 



N. A. KNAPP, 

 lid ROCHESTER, LORAIN CO., OHIO. 



CME JLi» T 



Full colonii_^s in Simplicity hives, and honey 

 enough to winter, for only $4. .50. ^ViU ship last of 

 July. DAN WHITE, 



lltfdb NEW LONDON, HURON CO., OHIO. 



IP Vnil WANT P^"^ Italian Queens, Bees, 

 ir lUU vvnll I NucijEI, Comb Foundation, 

 Sections, &c.. Don't fail to send for my price list 

 before purchasing. C. M. IlIC^KJii, 



lid FAIRVIEW, WASH. CO., MD. 



TTnr* QqIo COLONIES, NUCLEI, and QUEENS, 

 r Ul OdlC. AT LOWEST PRICES. 



ll-16db GEO. D. EAUDENBU5H, EEADINO, PA. 



SAVE I MATCHES 



The flu in a Bingham Smoker is always on the 

 grate below the fuel, and above the natural draft 

 and the blast of the bellows, so the Are never goes 

 out. and is always ready to go just when hyb7-ids 

 strike and you have no time to fuss with matches. 

 Bingham Smokers last 6 years, and are therefore 

 cheaper to use than any other smokers made, and 

 always satisfactory. Tlie Doctor and Conqueror 

 have extra large bellows, and all but Plain and Lit- 

 tle Wonder have wide shields to protect the hands 

 from heat. Price of Bingham & Hetherington Un- 

 capping-Knives and Smokers, per mail- 

 Doctor, 714-inch bellows and 3!4-inch stove, $2 GO 

 Conqueror, 7ii " " " 3 " "1 75 



Large, 61/2 " " " 214 " " 1 50 



Extra, 61/2 " " " 2 " "1 26 



Plain, HVi " " "8 " " 1 00 



Little Wonder, 1% " " 65 



Uncapping-Knife, 2x8-inch blade 1 15 



Address BINGHAM & HETHERINaiON, 

 lltfd ABRONIA, MICH. 



