The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
Deciduou, and Citrus Fruits.

Peaches. Apricots and Pears were low and
irregular Apricots In bulk were pretty s1Ir WEI, ~
preference to packed fruit, and a few sales OF
loose Plums were reported at SIS per ton; Figs
were in increased supply. and slightly lower.
The receipts included several consignnents
from Porterville in crates. which arrived too
CoachelIa continued TO weaken under steadily
increasing receipts. but Watermelons from the
same source were steady at the old quotauons;;
to command stin prices. but there was not
much life to trade. as the high prices checked
and higher while Berries were in excessive
supply and weak. particularly for Lonsworth
tion. Citrus and Tropical fruits were steady
at unchanged quotations. with a fair amount
sTRAWBERRIEs-Per chest. Longworths.
s4as large varieties. s395: Santa Clara Ber-
RASpsERRIEs-Per chest. s4@e
LOGANBERRIES+ 5OG3 so per. chest.
BIACKBERRIEs+ per chest for choice
and s2@s for ordinary; qyln ,raI crates ooa'0c'
CHERRIES+Per drawer-Black, s0c9s1 %;
Royal Anne, s1a1 25; In buIk .giie s per g,io ID
i'6 cuRRANTs lnRfla 81 5o@7 per chest,
APPLES-Large boxes, I5cQS1 70; small
'VaIs APRICoTs-crates 5oae5e; small boxes,
35Q50c: baskets. S0d4oc; in bulk, 1g21sc per
IPsIEs:lAcHEs-sman boxes. 5oa75c: large boxes.
SOL %. -,
PEAfS-SHndH OoAes' ooWo0S' Ao1oS S-S'
- iP1I.uMs-clyman. 4. 4O@75c per box or crate;
2Ss sss s5y e2qsSa per
FfGs-Per drawer. 81 f5@2-
MELONS-Cantaloupes. 75@9oc for small and
SseS5 for large crates; watermelons. 4q5c per
pVcirri CITRUS FRUITS Oranges. Navels. 81 T5g
2 * per box for fancy. 81 50G2 25 for choice and
slga q asSS ss i4E Taieneias s. soS ehoiss sna
2s. sq Seedlings, lii sIai 25: Lemons. s292 50 for
fancy 81 25a1 so for choice and t5cnSl Tor
standard. Grape Fruit. s1a2 so; Mexican Ne 1c,n
per bunch for Central American and Sl9l 20
for for Hawaiian: Pineapples, s2as per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Nuts, Raisins and Honey.
There is no further change !, in dr conditions ms
fair demand at steady prices The stock Of
old Honey is pretty we'll cleaned up. but ouy-
ers are rather holding of from large pur5
chases. expecting liberal crop. Fruits stand
the same. Apricots and Peaches for future de-
livery rule firm. Spot Prunes are oeing stead
.Iy taken as already mentioned but there Is
very little doing in the new crop as yet. ana
quotations for this business have not yet been
totaodlshsa to note in Nuts as.a and i Raisins .'s
FRUITS-Apricets. 5I4@sc for new crop.
fs 'urs fer dtndaEd sanards sSsS fr
e1ac for extra CHOICE and and 6srga 1ac
danc r, Pears serown 0q Bricks sqaSs se
soc: 4-crown. 60c 6-crown, csc; bulk white,
2s. a3c: black. 2aQ5hc: Evaporated Apples
PRTNEos crop 2g2s ;a per per ,n2,s u 70. .,,as the
No quotations for new crop yet.
clusters. 81 s5@1 40: London Layers. .s5@s5c;
Loose Muscatels, a-cg9wn. . 41sQSe; szzSrSwn. zsHn
TSamoson's 1Sa Seediess. 4H@4llc; seedless Sui
tanas. ann.i pun unbieached. 2N asc per ib. -,
No Suas@ana's 1oSile No No harsshs aSsssPf i2c 10
ioc: Almonds. is@17c for Nonpareils: 14@l4lsc
for 1s5gIss&s f15 Pea3ns me fiss 7o Ula fOr
Eastern; Pecans 11a13c: Cocoanuts. 81 50Q5.
HoNEY-Comb. 11612isc for white and sQ
exc; light amber extracted. 5G514c' dark. 30
'fBiEEswAx- -27a2sc per lb.
Provisions.
The market continues quiet and featureless.
both here and and at a. t9a Mo1daT adSsnee
CURED MEATS-Bacon, lie per ID for
ss for extra l0r light and i5isc for sugar
erneai eTn aasar-cursd gar Hams 1sgsi4Ssa caliioT.
extra ext Mess. $40 toa1l; Family. :l2: prime
Mess Pork S14 so; extra clear. S2f; Mess.
SIC ie' so; Pig Pork. s24: Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked
IARD~Tierces quoted at 5%c per ID for
Caiforna compound &C f9r Esssern De I
10-lb tins. 1o1sc: 5-lb tins. 1ossc; s-ib tins.
i0Sse SSsSeTToLENE-one half barrel SIZE. three
half barrels SIC: one tierce. Sc; two tierces.
77sc: FIVE tierces. sc per ID.
utde.. TalIoyv, Wool and Hops.
Spot Hons are lower again but more active
at the decline. Contracting for the new crop
is quiet.
ket except Humboldt and Mendocino, and that
will probably be exhausted by the end OF this
week Fall Lambs is now coming in and IS
quoted below. The whole Wool situation con-
% tinues Arm ard altogether in sellers. favor.
oho In "a
Tssre rnns Is NO m With good demand
HIDES AND sKINs-culls and brands sen
Hides lie for heavy and lie for light;
Stays; Sc; Sailed Kip & llc; sIo ssltsd Veal We; T2c;
assi4oc each; short Wool. 5oaT5c each: medium.
ss q fSa srss Mss a and & GTss M Hss @
dunn s2 25 for small and SOC for Colts;
s s. dry or g small NJ fsr and a5s ss sos snd do.s 9
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. soc: dry salted
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American. SOC:
do. 81 25: large. soc; medium, SOC: small, ssc.
TALLows;lzNo ! rendered; re l, sEe4c per ID;
wooI-sprIng elip-HumboIdt and Mendo-
cinn. 2sR30c. Fall cIip-san Joaquin Lambs.
free psa2s ere S sh IN mos.
growers holding out for 3Oc; 1900 crop. 1e017c.
Meat Market.
Lower prices rule fo- Mutton and Lamb
hut these are the only changes worthy Of re-
mark All descriptions: alive and dressed.
continue in ample supply and quiet. usual
during the summer season.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-4h@6c for Steers and s95c per lb
for Cows
vEAL-Large 567c:. small 7Gsizc per ID.
MuTTON-Wethers. 61sG71ac: Ewes. 6G611c
per ID.
LAMB-sG915c per lb
PORK-Dressed Hogs 61a69c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco, less 400
As per cent shrinkage for Cattle.
CATTLE-steers. 7AQ71sc: Cows and Heif-