The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The weak and depressed condition Of the
Apple market, so frequently noted Of late, was
and fancy lots had another decline. the market
showed no sign Of cleaning up. Some dealers
were still asking 81 % for fine Spitzenbergs
and Newtown Pippins but there were plenty
of those varieties available at 81 per box and
at the latter figure. Cheap fruit cut but little
figure in the market being neglected owing
to the abundance and reasonable prices Of
fancy stock Christmas Apples were offering
slowly Berries were in moderate receipt and
generally firm. while Grapes were inclined TO
easness. 1t was difficult to obtain over 81 80
for large open boxes OF Grapes and there was
quite a surplus unsold at the close fair
amount of business was reported in other de-
ciduous fruits and prices had but slight vari-
ance Trade in Citrus Fruits was checked to
some extent by the threatening weather but
previous prices ruled for all descriptions except
Grape Fruit which lower The steamer
Alameda from Honolulu brought 1910 punches
OF. Bananas.
chest: Malindas and Brandywines, S395;
Cheneys, $507.
HUCKLEBERRIES- -5dTc per 10.
CRANBERRIES-Eas SSdS so per bbI
for Early Black and 80 50G10 80 for New Jer-
sey and Cape Cod Late Red; Coos Bay. $2a
APPLEs~S1 % per box for extra fancy. Soc
@s1 for ordinary fancy, 5O975c for choice
PE,ARsWwinter NeTis. s1@1 25 per box;
cooking varieties, 4oat2o per box
POMEGRANATEs- 50G6Oc per box.
OUNCES -25d50c per box.
GRAPEs&Table varieties. e5caS1 for crates.
3cG5Oc for small boxes and Sl@l 70 for open
CITRUS FRUITs-oranges. Navels 50 5Oa3
per box: Seedlings. 81 50d1 20; Tangerines.
81 % for small and 81 20 for large boxes: 81
fcs'iOlb for choice and 81 25ai so for stand
ards: Grape Fruit. 81 25G2 so; Mexican Lines.
s4q4 so per case; Bananas. S2gS per bunch for
Central American and focnS2 Tor HaWallah'
P!neapples, 81 5oa3 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins. Honey.
The market runs along without much
change Fruits are firm enough but not
active and the movement is mainly confined
to assorted cars. The slow. almost imper-
ceptlble Improvement in Prunes continues. The
Honey market is still very dull. with the large
line of Nevada frequently mentioned OF late
as the packers are busy getting out their
seeded orders and are not doing much new
business. Nuts firm, with quiet, steady
inquiry, except California Chestnuts which
are lower
FRUITs-New crop-Apricots 7atG1oc for
Royals and 9d12c for Moorparks, Nectarines.
6IbG71bc for White and 61kd7c for Red;
P1nms pitted 6asISc for black. 7lt@s1lo
for red and 7Gs1kc for yellow: Figs. ? crown
bricks. soc: 3-erown soc: 4crown 6Oc; g.
crown. Soc bulk white. Aq$e; black Sac.
Evaporated Apples, 5qTc per h.
PRUNEs-1asd d1&c per lb for the four sizes
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes:
RAISINS-190 crop I. o. b. tresno-lm-
periai clusters. 81 25Gl2 so; Dehesa. 81 3O91 35;
london Layers $1G1 10; Loose Muscatels 4
crown. 414c: 3-crown. sec; 2-crown 3Hc;
Seeded 4MG51@c; Thompson's Seedless. 4Ac;
Seedless Sultanas 314c per lb.
NUJTS@New Walnuts No. 1 softshell 120
121sc; No q 10G10hc; No. hardshel 12c;
No 2 10c; Almonds, 16d17c for Nonpareils,
14G141Sc for l X L. 13G14c for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts 66Tc for
Eastern: Pecans 11d13c: Cocoanuts, 81 5Od5;
Chestnuts TG1Oc per lb for California and
12Ln13hc for Italian.
HONEY-Comb 111k6f3c for white and lea
lie for amber; water white extracted 51am
Sc: light amber extracted. 595l5c dark. 30
4hc.