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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



July 



PONEY O0MMN. 



CTTT MARKETS. 



Kansas CiTY.-Hnncy.—We have no change to 

 note in our honey market since our last quotations. 

 No new honey in market yet. Last year's crop 

 about closed out. We have some samples of Cali- 

 fornia extracted honey which is vei'y nice, whitei- 

 than last year's crop. 



Clemons, Cr.ooN & Co., 



June 23. Kansas City, Mo. 



Cincinnati.— Ho?jc!/.— Demand is good for ex- 

 tracted honey, which brings .")(§i8c on arrival. Comb 

 honey is in vcrj' slow demand, and prices are nom- 

 inal. It sells at 12(g),14 cents in the jobbing way. 



Beeswax.— The demand is good; it brings 30(§) 22 

 for good to choice yellow on arrival. 



Chas. F. Muth & Son, 



June 2;}. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Detroit. — Hojiey. — Best white comb honey in 

 pound sections 14c, with few sales. Extracted is 

 selling in a small way at 9 cents. Beeswax, from 

 a3@24. 



Bell Branch, Mich., June 32. M. H. Hunt. 



Chicago.— H'»;iej/.— Not any of the new crop as 

 yet on sale, now would it sell were it here. End of 

 July and August is early enough. 



R. A. Burnett, 



June 31. 161 So. Water St., Chicago, 111. 



St. Louis.— Himcjy.— We quote strained and ex- 

 tracted in barrels, 5@6. Cans, 7!4@Si^. Choice 

 white clover, comb, prime order, 13'4@15. 



Bcenwax, 32, for prime. 



D. G. TuTT Grocer Co., 



June 33. 306 N. Commercial St., St. Louis, Mo. 



Albany.- Honejy.- Market quiet; very little do- 

 ing. Stock light and in good shape for new crop 

 when ready. Consignments solicited. 



H. R. Wright, 



June 33. Albany, N. Y. 



Cleveland.— ilojitj/.-Market dormant. Almost 

 all old honey sold out, and no new being otfered. 

 We think the market will be in good condition for 

 new honey. A. C. Kendel, 



June 21. Cleveland,©. 



Boston.— Houey.-No change in prices. Sales 

 very low. Blake & Ripley, 



June 33. 57 Chatham St., Boston, Mass. 



I would say to the readers of Gleanings, 

 that we are extracting a very fine article of white- 

 clover honey, which we will sell in tin cans. 70 lbs., 

 7 cents per lb.; can, 60 cents. J. B.Murray, 



Ada, Hardin Co., Ohio. 



QUEENS FOR SALE. Italian queens, tested, 

 SRl.OO each; untested, 75 cts.; mismated, 50 cts. 

 13-14d L. A. Resslek, Nappanee, Elkhart Co., Ind. 



DADANT'S FOUNDATION FACTOR T, WHOLE- 

 SALE AND RETAIL. See advertisement in 

 another oohiran. Shtfd 



Bee-Keepers, Look Here ! 



To introduce my sections I will sell No. 1 white 

 basswood V-groove 1-piece at *3.00 per M. No. 3. «3.00 

 per M. Price list free. J. M. KINXIE, 



13tfdb RucIieKter, Oakland Co., nii<li. 



ILi,""!]! rospDiiiliniJ: to tliis ailvcrli.-i'iin'iit inciitiiin Glkanings. 



UNTESTED QUEENS, of Heddon's improved strain, 75 

 cts each; two chaff hive frame nucleus with un- 

 tested queen, $3.00. H. L. FISHER. 

 13-13-14d Milford, Kosciusko Co., Ind. 



I HAVE 30 strong healthy colonies of blacks and 

 hybrids in 8-frame L. hives, which must be dis- 

 posed of. How much am 1 offered per colony, or 

 what have vou to exchange for them, either useful 

 or ornamental-/ CHARLES T. COUTANT. 



Box 11. Saint Remy, Ulster Co., N. Y. 

 inS"Iii respomjinj,' to tlii., ;u|vci li. tnicnt mention G^eaj«w;g3, 



A RARE CHANCE 



IN CALIFORNIA. 



FOR SALE.— My apiary, and fixtures for produc- 

 ing comb honey. A bee-range unexcelled in 

 California. Nine acres of raisin grapes, $1000 worth 

 of grapes now on the vines. A rare chance for a 

 man of some means to get hold of 320 acres of gov- 

 ernment land. Address 



J. P. ISRAEI-, 



Ollvenliaiii, San I>ieu:o Co., €al. 



t^In responding to this advertisement mention Gleaniugs. 



2-STORY 



L. Hive, 80c 



We still have a few of those 2-story L. hives with 

 10 brood-frames, for 80c each, in crates of 5 or more. 

 Who will have them? Speak before it is too late. 

 SMITH & SMITH, 6tfdb KENTON, OHIO. 



i.liiiKtudiis 



iiiliiiii (iLi;A.\i> 



miDT ITALIAN BEES AND POLAND 

 h'Wn.L. cmiVA PIGS FOK SALE. Write 

 tor free price list giving full description and 

 particulars. N. A. KNAPP, 



I3-I4d Rochester, Lorain Co., O. 



J.F.Wood 



IS NOW PREPARED TO 

 send promptly those beau- 

 tiful Italian queens (every 

 one warranted) that have given such universal sat- 

 isfaction the past three years, at the low price of 

 75 cts. each; $4.3.5 for 6; $8.00 for 13. Ninety-eight 

 per cent of all queens sold last season proved pure- 

 ly mated. J. F. WOOD, 

 13tfdb Mention Gleanings. North Prescott, Mass. 



QUEENS 



3 lE'ODFl 



$3.00. 



4-BAND£D, 



$1.50 EACH. 



ITALIAN 

 QUEENS 



'iO-fAUE €ATAI.OiiVI-: VREK. 



SAMPLE OE 4-BANI)EI> JVORKERfi, 'i Cts. 



C. M. GOODSPEED, BOX 31, TEOEN HILL, ONON. CO., N. Y. 

 Mention Gleanings. 2-48d 



Orkrk ITALIAN QUEENS, <;OOD AS THE 

 i3\3\j BEST, AT 50 < EN TS EACH. 



Money Orders on New Iberia, La. 



J. W. K. SHAW A: CO., 



13d Mention Gleanings. Loreauville, La. 



DACANT'S FOUNDATION FACT0B7, WHOLESALE andSETAIL. 

 See advertisement in another column. 3tfbd 



HONEY-PLANTS. The Chapman honey-plant, 

 50 cts. per dozen by mail; 35 cts. by express. 

 The Spider plant, 35c per dozen, by mail or express. 

 Fine strawberry-plants, newest and best varieties, 

 ready after Aug. 1. H. A. HUBBAED, New Liston, N. Y. 



CIZSAF. 



Two and three frame nuclei cheap, pure Italians, 

 on wired L. frames. 



M. H. HUNT, Bell Branch, Mich. 



THE REDDEST DRONES 



AND BRIOHTES T FOUR-BAN I>ED (;OLD- 

 EN ITALIAN QliEENS. 



For gentleness and working qualities, second to 

 none. Price, untested, $L00; tested. J<3.00; best se- 

 lect tested, $3.00. After .luly 15th, one-fourth less. 

 13-14d L. E. JIEAIi.y, Errucln-iUe, W. Va. 



C^In responUint' to tliis adve: tj. eniLiit mention Gleanings. 



