The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices
Peaches. 500 for frees and $50 for clings, Apri-
cots S35G155 per ton according to size and quail
ity and district; Bartlett Pears. s4Oq5O per ton;
Green and Yellow Plums, $2oG25 per ton.
Prices showed little change. Stocks Of all
seasonable sorts were ample for all needs out
good demand kept them from accumulatlng'
Bartlett Pears are coming in freely from Son
oma, and very good, being of sufficient size
PIums and Peaches seem to have become con-
siderably reduced of late, and there is no
stock Receipts of Melons are slowly increas-
ing but prices keep steady Grapes are not
coming in very freely Hucheberries are COM
ing in.
Apples, 35cds1 per large box; Crabapples, 500
4Oc for small and 65a75c per large box
50 for large berries; Raspberries, So 5Qq5 per
chest; Logan berries, s6q7 per chest Huckle-
6eFF5es, ,Seja5s 8g25so PeT g1dag5 !5 per 100
cantaloupes 81 5oqs IS per crate; Nutmegs,
Grapes. black and white, 50GS5c per crate.
Gurrants. $5q6 50 per chest. oor.,,a %
size; Bartletts, sld1 % per box.
Nectarlnes, 50a60c per box for white and $50
Figs, 5SG4oc for single and 75casl per box
for double layers of black and -- for white.
Peaches. 25a40c per box and 3o94Oc per bas-
ket, Crawfords, 50d6Oc per box and 55qooc per
Piums, 25a4Oc per box; Prunes, s5a5Oc per
Cirrus FRUITs-seedling Oranges, 5ocG
81 50; Valencias, sla3; Lemons, 75cq1 50 for
common and s2ll2 so for good to choice: Mexi-
can Lines, 81; California Lines. 25d5oc per
small box; Bananas, 81 50Gl2 50 per bunch;
Pineapples $1q2 so per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RAIsINs.
After a long season of neglect Prunes are
waking up and business in them is decidedly
better Old crop lots are being taken up and
ouo+atfons for some sizes of the crop have
already been established. There is an active
demand from Europe at SIC for 40-50c, SAC for
5O-60's and 412c per lb for SOLOS OF the ne"
crop in bags The European demand for
Prunes promises to be sharp this year, owing
to the partial failure of the French and Servian
crops The California crop will be less than a
full crop but will run to large sizes. and from
present indications the Prune growers Will real
ize large returns this year. ,oo
There is a very fair demand for new Honey
which is not coming in very Freely i as yet ,,-h
a decided upward tendency This VIII be a
great dried fruit year: o,,- e.
DRIED FRUITS (Old Cropl-Prunes, 612c for
4o-5Os SC for 90 SC 8 &c for 6070s 3l2d394c for
70-SO's, 2&d3Ac for SO-g0's 215@2&c for 9O-1oO $
for unpitted and 41zd6c for pitted.
sacks. SIC for 4O-5Os. sac for 5O-6os and 414c
ais and u16d121kc for Moorparks; Peaches, Sq
sl2c; Eyaporated Apples, SGgc a. 60 .,roo
crown, 5s4c for four-crown, 4iHd6c for Seedless
Sultanas, 3lzc for Seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes. 2%G3c.
NUTS-Chestnuts &c per lb; Walnuts. 5q8c
for hardshel 10Milc for nortsnelI; chile wal
Languedoc and 9lzc for paper-shell; Pea
nuts, 6a7c for Eastern and 412G5c for Califor-
HONEYIComb, lie for bright and 1Oc for
light amber; water white extracted, 7q712c;
light amber extracted, 6A662ic; dark 5g5'ac
BEEswAX-24G25c per Ib.