1891 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



579 



IF YOU WANT BEES 



Tliat will just "roll" in tlie honey, try ITIoore's 

 Strain of Italiaus. tlie result of twelve yenrs' 

 careful breeding. Reduced prices: Warranted 

 queens, 80c each ; 3 for $3.00. Strong- 3-franie nucle- 

 us, with warranted queen, $2.50. Safe arrival and 

 satisfaction guaranteed. Tht)se wiio liave never 

 dealt with me I i-efer to A. I. Root, who has purchas- 

 ed of me, during past 11 j'ears, 505 queens. Circulars 

 free.a i:3-Ud 



J. P. ]VI00RE;, ITIor@:an, Pendleton Co., Ky> 

 Money-order office, Falmouth, Ky. 



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On Their Own Merits. 



I am making a specialty of breeding Golden 

 and Albino Italian Queens. My flve-banded 

 bees are equal to any as honey-gatherers, and they 

 are the most beautiful and gentlest bees known. 

 Warranted queens. May, $1.25; six for $6; after 

 Junel, $1; six for $5. Satisfaction guaranteed. I 

 have a few 3-banded tested queens at f 1 each. 



CHARLES D. DUVALL, 

 9tfdb Spencervllle, OTontg'y Co., OTd. 



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ITALIANS 



9tfdb Box T7. 



Please mention this paper. 



Tested queen, SI. 25; Untested, 

 80c. Nuclei, brood, and bees 

 by the lb. Send for price list. 



MRS. A. M. KNEELANO, 

 Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., 111. 



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Smokers, Foundation, and all kinds of bee-keepers' 

 supplies furnished at lowest cash price. If you 

 want the best Smoker in the market get one of the 

 Quinby old reUable — made the strongest; and al- 

 though the first cost is more than that of anj' other 

 made, the Jumbo is the boss of all. It has been used 

 constantly in yards for 8 years, and still it goes. 

 Send and get price list of Smokers, Foundation, Sec- 

 tions, and every thing used in the apiary. Dealers 

 should send for dealer's list on smokers. 

 4-lldb W. E. CLARK, OKiSKANy, N. T. 



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 amateur. Sa rple copies free. Both Journals one 

 year to one iddress f 1. Until June 1st we will send 

 either Jou; nal on trial trip for 6 months for 25 cts. 



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P©NEY C0MMN. 



CITT MARKETS. 



Chicago.— Honey.— Receipts of comb honey up to 

 this date of tlie new crop can not grade as white, 

 with few exceptions. Sales are small at about 17c 

 per pound. Extracted quiet, as nearly all the offer- 

 ings are off in color or flavor. Dark honey sells at 

 6c; white, 7; with a little fine clover occasionally 

 selling at 8c. Beeswax, 28c. R. A. Burnett, 



July 7. Chicago, III. 



Sax Francisco.— Honej/.-Stocks on hand of ex- 

 tracted and comb honey are very light. Small ship- 

 ments of new crop of extracted are arriving. Sea- 

 son is late on account of the continued cold weather. 

 We quote: White extracted, 6@6^c; light amber, 

 5K@^; amber and candied, 5@5i4. Comb honey, 

 nominal, 10@14; the latter price for 1-lb. fancy. 



SCHACHT, LEMCKE & StEINER, 



June 25. San Francisco, Cal. 



Detroit. —Ho»i€j/.—New honey in light demand 

 13@15c. Extracted, 8@9c. Beeswax easier at 37@28c. 

 Bell Branch, Mich., July 8. M. H. Hunt. 



Columbus.— Honey.— Honey, if choice clover, sells 

 at 1.5@16c. Dark not wanted; no sale. 



Earle Clickenger, 

 July 9. Columbus, Oluo. 



St. Louis.— Honey.— Demand for both comb and 

 strained very light. We quote comb, choice white, 

 12@13c; dark, 10@12. Strained, in cans, 7@7H; in 

 barrels, 5@5%. Beeswax, prime, 26>^c. 



D. G. Tutt Grocer Co., 



July 8. ^ St. Louis, Mo. 



Boston.— Honey.— Best white comb honev, 16@18. 

 Extracted, 7@9. Beesu'oa;, 28. Stock on baud light; 

 trade light. Bl,ake & Ripley, 



July 8. Boston, Mass. 



Kansas City.— Honey.— The new crop is very slow 

 coming in. We have had few small shipments. 

 Choice white 1-lb. comb is selling atl.5@16c; no de- 

 mand at present for 2-lb. comb or extracted. Bees- 

 wax 25c. Clemons, Mason & Co. 



July 8. Kansas City, Mo. 



New York.— Honey.— California honey is coming 

 slowly; have bought some to arrive. Southern com- 

 ing, and has a ready sale at 75@80c, according to 

 quality. Beeswax selling at 28@30c. We shall han- 

 dle comb honey this jear on a large scale, having 

 new outlets for the product. 



Thurber, Whyland & Co., 



July 8. New York. 



Albany.— HoJiey. — We have received one consign- 

 ment of new N. Y. State comb honey. The quality 

 is only fair clover, and some of it sold at 16c. Tliere 

 is but very little demand yet. 



Chas. McCulloch & Co., 



July 10. 39:3-397 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. 



Cincinnati.— Hojicy.— Demand for honey is fair 

 only, with a good supply of all kinds. This is the 

 dull season of the year. Clioice white comb honey 

 brings 134@15c in the jobbing way. Extracted hon- 

 ey 5@8c on arrival. Beeswax is of slow demand, 

 with a good supply at 23@25c on arrival for good to 

 choice yellow. Chas. F. Muth & Son, 



July 10. Cincinnati, O. 



For Sale.— 3000 lbs. of comb honey in sections. 

 A. Fiddes, Centralia. Illinois. 



For Sale.— I have a lot of honey in 60-lb. tin cans, 

 two cans in a case, which I wish to dispose of. I 

 have also comb honey in one-pound sections. 



Write. J. D. Adams, Nira, la. 



I am prepared to furnish pure extracted honey in 

 60-lb. tin cans. New cases and cans; graded goods. 

 Carloads a specialty. Address E. Lovett, 



lltfdb San Diego, Cal. 



WANTED.— 2000 lbs. comb and 2000 lbs. extracted 

 honey. Those having either to sell will please 

 write me, stating amount, price wanted, howpacked, 

 and, if possible, send sample. Address 

 IStfdb S. Ray Holbert, Monongah, W. Va. 



