The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-21
extracted. 7@714e; light amber extracted, 51S
@6c: dark amber BOB 5c p 10.
A ". I'M a ~ II

extracted, 7@714e: light amber extracted. 511
csc; dark amber. BOO 12c q ID.
BEESWAX-Quoted at 24t026 2 n
ORCHARD FRUITS-The circular of the Cut
ting Packing Co. says OF fresh and canned Fruits :
"The heavy packing of the past S x weeks has not
disturbed the general condition OF affairs, either
In the green fruit or canned goods market. as the
supply of the former ample for all le itfmate
wants and the market absorbed goods of most
rieties about fast they were packed. OF
Use there have been great efforts made to I'D
vance he price OF green ITuitS but largely With
out success, there was 10 opportunity for a
boom at either end. the Eastern buyer decllung
entirely to respond to the gltterng generalities.
while the Gamers here. on the other hand. were
quite as chary about responding 10 the promised
tremendous advance III values in dried fruits that
that way and leave them bare OF supplies. There
has been considerably larger pack than in 49,
probably the largest pack since $50. but at the
lowest scale OF values ever known. lower, probably
than the average OF 1893 while the goods have. in
turn been widely distributed and well placed at a
very moderate profit and will doubtless 60 into
fairly quick consumption, leaving the general
markets or the world in better condition for our
canned fruits than they have been Tor many sea-
sons. There do not appear to be any varieties
particularly short. tdoes not appear that there
Is an overstock OF either Peaches Pears OF Plums
Shipments are going forward very rapidly, both to
domestic and foreign points"
Freestobe Peaches are stiff and in demand.
Bartlstts continue firm. Not many Plums offer
ing All Melons are lower. Pomegranates, 81 p
box; Ounces, 25@5Oc p box; CantaIoupes, 5000
melons, Sl2 p 100 for large and S66DI0 p 100
for small TO medium; Peaches, 40@S5c p box
@5uc . box; Bartletts. 5U@90c q box; PIums,
100000 2 box; apples, 76e@S1 20 for choice
TO fancy and 25@60c for common TO good; Crab
apples, 25@5Oc: Black Figs. 20d4Oc for single
layer boxes and 5Uc9Sl for doubie-ayers; White
Figs. 20@36c q box for singe-iayers and 5O975c
for double-ayers
GRAPES-Are in larger supply and rather easier
CornichOn Quotable at 40@6Oc p box; lsabelas,
5O@75c p box; Black Grapes, 309iOc q box;
Muscats, 20@4Oc; Sweetwaters, 25@35c; To-
Kays. 3c@5Oe 2 box, according TO color crates sell
1U@l5c higher than boxes; Zlafandel Wine Grapes.
BERRIES, ETC.-Raspberres, $6@s; strawber-
ries. s3@5 = chest for large berries and $6@7 for
LongworthS; HuCkleberries, 4@6c p 10.
CITRUS FRUITS-LemO S. $3@4 for common
and S5@5 80 for good to choice; Mexican Lines,
apples. SO 5n@3 so q dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. four sizes. 4A@5c;
Apples, 500 IA for quartered, 596c for sliced and
7$4GS1oc Tor evaporated: Bleached Peaches, $40
sac; Apricots, 6G712c p 10 for fair TO choice aud
si9S13c for fancy Moorpark; Pears. &c 2 10 for
Svaporated halves aud 4s4@oe = 10 for quarters;
PIums, N@5c for pitJed and l1a@2c for unpitted;
rigs BLACK, &c for pressed AMI &c for Impressed;
Mhlte NectarineS. 61a97c 3 ID; Red Neetarines
RAIsINs AND DRIED GRAPES-we quote
new crop QSa4) goods as follows: Raisins-4
seedless Sultanas, 4c seedIess Muscatels &c 2 10;
S,erown London layers, s. 70 q box; clusters.
So: 4-crown loose, 81 rs; s-crown ioose faced.
81 70 box Dried Grapes-214c = 10.
NUlS-New WalnutS are 0uotaOe at Sc 2 10
FOR paper-shell 6tGSc for softShell aud 5d7c . %
for hardshei: Almonds, &c p n for hardsh hell,
c120J q I'D SOIISDeli anu 1Uc Is 10 TOT paper
shell: Peanuts, S@4c y n for domestic; Hics orv
\ uts, 6@6c: Pecans. Sc for rough and S0l0c p D
Tor poi lsned; Filberts l0@lU1ac; Brazil Nuts,
St99c q 10; Cocoanuts, $40f 50 " 100.
NEGETABLES-An advance in Alameda Corn
was the only Ct ange. Green Okra IS quotable
at 3bQ5Oc y box; Egg Plant, 25@S5c q box ::
Green Corn, Z5@5Uc 2 sack for common and S O.
l % q box for Bay; Berkeley Corn 5O@50c; Gu
cumbers, 25@4Oc for Bay; Pickles Sl@I 50 y
ctl for \ o. l and 25@50c for No. ?; Green Pep
pers 2O@35c for Chile in large boxes and Z0G40
2 Oo1 for Bell: summer Squash. 35@50c: oma-
toes, 2OG35c . box; Lima Beans, $1@1 20 2
sack; Marrowfat squash 30 3 ton: Cabbage, 80
@6Or 3 cti; Feed Carrots 3594Uc; Garlic, lA29
p 10.
PROFESSIONALISM is fair at previous prices
Bacon is quotaoIe al lie q II for heavy and
ll12c q 10 for light medium; 1212c y 70 for light
aud loo for extra light: Eastern Sugar cured
Hams, l412@l6e p n; California Hams. l31ac;
Eastern Lard, tierces, 7S4c 2 70 for compound and
lO14c for pure pals, lie; California, tier eS ia
for compound and S12c for pure; half-bbls, lUc;
$50 2 Dbl; extra mess do $S@S 80: family do,
Sl0@i !; extra prime Pork, S12 5O@13; extra
clear. s19 5000 Z Dbl; mess $40; Smoked
Beef. I0c q II.
HOPs-Quoted at e@sc for 1894 Hops and 5
@4e q h for 1898
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted Steers 5M
514c; medium. 41ac; Light, 31ac; Cowhides $12@
&C; sated Kip, 4c; salted Calf &c; sailed Veal sc
dry Hides, usual selection, 7c; dry Kip and Calf.
9@l0c q n; prime Goatskins, 20@35c each; Kids.
be: Deerskins, good summer, Z5c; medium, 10
@l0c; winter, sc p 10; Sheepskins. shearIings,
lo@2Oc each; short WOO. 2F@35c; medium. 400
soc each; long wool, 50G75c each; Culls OF all
kinds about 12c less.
TALL W-No 1 rendered, 41a@45sc; country
talIow. 4@4I4c = ID; refined, 57s96c; Grease, SO
WouL-we quote Southern and San Joaquin. 4
Humboldt and Mendocino. 1889: Spring clip
San Joaquin and Southern. 5@61ac; Foothill, so
Sc; HUMBOLDT and MendocinO, 100 2Iac; East
ern oregon, 79l0c; Valley oregon, lO@l3c . d