18«fJ 



(II.K.WIXCS IN HEK CUI/rURE. 



Honey Column. 



lftQ9 ROOT'S Dovetailed Hive 



IQ9£ Mt his pi'ji-cs. rirc'iihii I'i'ci'. 



1892 



CITY MARKETS. 



Ai.HANY. /f.i)i!j/.-"M;ifki'( Vfiydull on ciiiiil) luiii- 

 i-y. Small lots are St ill cominvr fuiwani. I)iil tlifri' 

 is but very lilllf <Iciikiii<I. K.vtrarird in lictl(>r de- 

 inaiid. and stoi-k 1)11 liaiid wrv small. We (|iiiilc: 

 t'lovor, ll((ti:«: l>iK-kwli.-at, S(i>ilti. Rxiiactod. lifrlit. 

 T@8; dark. ti.icV. /Jir.siC(i.c, :i'iGii~>>. 



Jan. 31. Cn.\s. Miri'f.r,()cii &("().. 

 Albany, N. Y. 



Huston.— /full. !/. Tiic demand for lioiicy is lifriit. 

 and ilu' supply is amplf. Prii-c of conib. 14@].'j. 

 Kxtiaotoii, tidi.T. Bri:-<ir<ix. none on band. 



Ht,AKK & KlPLEY, 



Jan. 21. Boston. Ma.ss. 



Kansas City.— /four. i/. — I)c-mand pooiv Supply 

 laijrc of coiiib. l-lb. fancy wliilc. 1."); dark. l(((a 1~. E.\- 

 iracti'd. li>fht domaiid. supply lif^lit, wliite, T®?^ ; 

 diU'U. ."i(<0tj. ZJ''t>'W((.r, none on the inai'kt't; woathtT 

 oold with lifrlit trade. Hamhi,i.n & Hearss, 



Jan. 3ii. 514 Walnut St.. Kansas Citv, Mo. 



Xkw Yokk. — Hri»i( jy. -No demand; .stocks ex- 

 bausti'd. Extracted, fail' demand, supply moderate. 

 <'alifornia. lijrlit amber, TXf'T'i; Florida, TfSTi^; 

 Bui-kwbeal, 6@.S;2. Beexwnx. s;-arce Ti{a?M. 



Jan. 2ii. r. G. Stkoumkykh & Co., 

 New York. 



CHic.Ar.o.—Hoiiej/.— Honey selling;- fairly well for 

 season of year, at l.")@16 for wbile comb. Dark sells 

 slowly, and prices are not certain, but ning'i' from 

 13(?? 13. Extracted, witliout special cliang-t;, brings 

 6(S)7@8. Bee«wax, 27. R. A. Huknett, 



Jan. 19. 161 So. Water St., Cliicago, El. 



Detroit.— Wioiei/.— Comb honey is selling- slowly 

 at 13<'a)l4e. Extracted. 7@8. Bfeswdx. in fair de- 

 mand'at 36(527. M. H. Hunt. 



Jan. 30. Bell Branch, Mich. 



St. Louis.— Wonej/.-White-clovei', fancv to choice, 

 17'?18; fair. U@il.5; pood. 12@13. Extracted, in cans, 

 7@8; buckwheat, 5!4; dark, in bhis., 4'/^@.">. 

 Bee^twax. 3.'). W. B. Westcott., 

 Jan. 30. St. Louis, Mo. 



Kansas City.— Hrmew. —Market well supplied. 

 .-^elliiiK slow. One-pound white comb, 14@15; dark, 

 9@13. Extracted, white. 7'/2 ; dark, 5@6. Beeswax, 

 lig-lit supply; selling at 2:3@36. 



Clemons, Mason & Co., 



Jan. 31. Kansas City, Mo. 



For Sale.— 6 jog lbs. extracted honey, in 60-lb. cans. 

 C. H. Stordock, Durand. Winnebago Co., 111. 



For S.ale Cije.\p.— 10 blils. extracted honey mixed 

 with hone.v-dew. Quality good. Will sell in any 

 quantity desired. Price on api)lication. Sample 

 sent for a two-cent stiimp. 



E.MiL J. Baxter, Nauvoo, Hancock Co., 111. 



For Sale.— About 2 tons of nice granidated hon- 

 ey, in lard cans, holding about 7ii lbs. each. 



K. Hevman. Hrackett, Kinney Co., Texas. 



BEE-HIVES AND FIXTURES wholesale 

 FOR SALE CHEAP. re7a°l. 



.Send for illu.st rated catalogue. Send 35 cents foi- 

 "Amateur Bee-Keeper," bj' J. W. Kouse, a book de- 

 signe.fl for beg^inners, sent postpaid on receipt of 

 price. J. W. ROUSE & CO., Mexico, Mo. 



Please mention this paper. 



UNTESTED aUEENS, $100. 

 LASGE,'PnTE, GENTLE, AND BEED 

 for business. Re;idy about March 3*1. Dealers send 

 for prices. Fine tested, n.od to i'ZM. A few breed- 

 ers, Italian or Golden, ivl to $5. :Jlfdb 



J. B. CASE, Port Orange, Vol. Co., Fla. 



Please mentiun this paper. 



TT. A T? T.TT aOLDEN, 



BrF-krrPFRS wsHiNc TO use my 

 Dcc-i\ccrcno Hive and methods 



Please write fur piin's on l;iiin light .-iml 

 sample hive. A;:ents write for terms. 



JOHN CONSER, Sedaua, Mo. 

 Reference First .National Bank. .Mo. 



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Wants or Excl'ange Department. 



Notices Hill lie inserted umler this head at one hall our usu- 

 al i-ates. All advertisenieiits intendeil for this department 

 must not exceed five lines, and you must say you want your 

 adv't in this dejiartinent. m- we vvill not he responsihle for ei-- 

 roi-8. You can have the notice as many lines as vou please; 

 but all over five lines will cost you ae<-ordniK to our reg-ular 

 rates. This department is intended only for liona-tide e.x- 

 chang-es. Exchanges for cash or for i)riee' lists, or notices of- 

 ferinparti.les f.n- sale, cm not be inseited under this head. 

 For such our r.jfular rates of '.iOcts. a line will be charged, and 

 they will he put with the regular advertisements. We can not 

 be responsible for dissatisfaction aiisiug from these "swaps." 



WANTED.— To exchange for honey or offers, Vic- 

 tor Safety bicycle, in No. 1 condition, Barnes 

 foot-power saw, Stanley automatic hone.N exiractor, 

 new; No. 5 Ntmce extractor, 4)4x5i4 photographic 

 outfit; queens, to be sent ne.xt season. 

 24tfdl) J. A. Green, Dayton, ni. 



ANTED.— To exchange pure Scotch collie pups 

 for any thin^ useful on farm or in bee-yard. 

 N. A. Knapi', Rochester, Lorain Co., O. 



SL^PPLY DEALER wants prices on sections, 

 foundation, and smokers. W. H. Putnam. Itfdb 

 River Falls, Pierce Co., Wis. 



WANTED.— To trade a large lot of Heddon hives, 

 nicely made and good as new; some with combs 

 complete for honey, now or after crop of '92. Write 

 for particulars. Address D. S. Hall, 



2tfdb Scjuth Cabot, Vt. 



n/ ANTED.— To exchange honey m- bees, for foun- 

 V? dation mill; Platform scale, -100 lbs. or more; 

 or a Rapid rectilinear lens. 

 3-:5d F. W. Stevens, Moore's Hill, Ind. 



WANTED.— To exchang-e $;3.5.00 saw-table. Stover's 

 Ideal Feed Mill and iiower combined, and a lot 

 of job type. Want sections, foundation, and honey. 

 2tfdb O. H. Hyatt, Shenandoah, Page Co., la. 



mANTED.— To exchange one fine old Hopf violin, 

 V? with fine lonp bow, for pair of Poland-China 

 pigs. 3-4d W. C. Gathrioht, Toccopola, Miss. 



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WANTED.— To exchange a Columbia bicycle, 48 

 in.. Pope M'f'g- Co., Mass., with bell and tool- 

 bag. Cost $90. Will trade for Italian bees. 



H. P. Kettering, Greeihsbuig, Pa. 



yv ANTED. —An apiarist to tend 190 colonies bees; 

 Vy foundation-mill, 3 extractors, and 2(10 lbs. comb 

 fuinished; also wagon and team. Will g'ive one- 

 half bees (increase) and one-half honey. 

 :J-4d E. Y. Tekral, Cameron, Texas. 



ANTED.— Situation with a bee-keeper. I have 



four years' experit e. Address 



Henry Earhart, Courtei', Miami Co., Ind. 



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JO. 1 Sections only .$3.00 per M. 

 ' free. J. M. Kinzie, Rochester 



20-pag'e price list 

 Oakland Co., Mich. 



WANTED— .To exchange bees in frame hives, for 

 pure-bred sheep, poultry, cash, or offers. 



C. G. Strong, Atoka, Tenn. 



WANTED.— A situation with a bee-keeper in the 

 west or southwest, b.v a .voung man with four 

 years' experience. Address 



J. M. Worthen, Bonaparte, Iowa. 



