720 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. Oct. 1. 



S. T. FISH & CO., 



Commission (Tlepehants 



Green. Dried, and Evaporated 

 Fruits. Honey. Butter. Cheese. 

 Eggs. Potatoes, Poultry, and 

 Grain. 



189 South Water St., Chicago, 111, 



We make a specialty of our HO^lEY DEPAl^T|VIEKT, and sell our 

 receipts throughout the United States. We have exi)ort connections 

 whom we supply when prices reac;h such jDoint as to permit foreign 

 markets placing orders with us. We are ojjposed to adulteration in any 

 form, and will positively not sell anything but pure honey. Send your 

 adulterated honey elsewhere, but your pure honey WE Wflf4T. We 

 make liberal advances on consignments, and accept goods on a limit. 

 What Ha"^e You to Fear by entrusting goods to our care ? Nothing. 

 We are responsible, and refer you to any bank or to Gleanings. To 

 those who wish to sell at home we beg to advise we are buyers. We 

 ask your correspondence, which will receive immediate response. 



Respectfully, S. T. Pish & Co. 



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Cut tliis out and plucv in your lioney Imuse. Mention (Jleanings. 



Galvanized-Wlre Poultry-Netting and Fencing. 

 The Best IVIade at the Lowest Price. 



We handle only the (J. A: B. Ijrand, wiiich we consider the best made, as it is made of wire fully up to 

 gauge, and lias three-strand twist(j^-wire selvage, wliile other makes have only two. We have secured a 

 carload from the factoi-j-, at a special low price, wliich we are able to sell lower than you can buy it any- 

 where else of equal qualitj', and lower 

 than we have ever sold it before, though 

 we have been getting more for it the past 

 1 two yt'ars than we did in 1800. This car- 

 load that we have purchased is all 2-inch 

 No. l!i netting, tile size generallj' used for 

 ./ f poultry. It was made nearly a year ago, 



'pi,«~ ' and lias lost some of tlie bright luster of 



v'( t! ,,;' fresh new goods; and it was for this reason 



alone that we lH)Ught it lower and are able 

 to sell it cheaper. It is guaranteed equal 

 in every respect to fresh new goods of the 

 best (juality, except in luster, which prac- 

 tically is of no account, because the 

 biightest netting becomes dull in a few 

 weeks after being put up. We have in 

 stock all widths from 13 inches up to 60. 

 wliicli we can furnish at the following 

 pi'ices. All shipmentsmust be made from 

 £>'■■., here. We can not slii|) from New York or 



li'.r:'. ^ oj ^ - -,s*j _--:;- ' Chicago at these prices; but as We are able 



' '"-"■'"^^^^^^ni^^^^^^ms^^^ '■^^^li^T.a.vTi'.i* to secure through rates to aluiost all 

 " ]ioui1s from here, tlie freight will be little 



if any more than if shipped from ill hci- cii^ . Jj-incli staples for below, 3i)c per lb.; .'ilbs, or over, 16c per lb. 

 Rolls 150 ft. long. IroU. 5 rolls. 10 rolls. Kolls 150 ft. long. 1 roll. .5 rolls. 10 rolls. 



3-in. ^o. 10, 12 inclies wide, $100 %\m $ S T.'i 3-in. No. 19, 36 inches wide, $2 OJ $13 50 $26 00 

 IS •' 1 .5;) .-> T.) 12 ('0 " " 42 " 3 40 16 00 31 00 



24 " 2 00 9 (10 17 .5(1 , " " 48 " 3 75 17 50 34 00 



30 •■ 2 .50 12 00 23 00 " " 60 " 4 75 2:^ 00 44 00 



The lot includes o\ei' 600 rolls, most of which are 48 inches wide, the usual size used. This price will 

 last only as long as the stmk lasts. You will do well, therefore to order early. The above prices are less 

 than the wholesali' quotations to-day on netting not one whit better, if as good. If you want other sizes, 

 or shipment from New York or Cliicago, write for oiii' special 20-page netting catalogue, mailed on appli- 

 cation. A. I. ROOT, MEDINA, OHIO. 



