The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-18
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Stocks of most dcciduous varieties were still
heavy and. despite the active trading incident
to the end OF the week. the market remained
weak and prices still had downward ten
dency. Apricots and Plums were in heavier
supply than any other tree fruits the former
being the most plentiful and weakest article
the market. The Gamers were offering
unable to secure any great amount. as dealers
were indifferent about parting with their hold
nss at those and the s su s Soo
Peaches. all of which were plentiful. while
Figs We're lower under increased receipts. Cur
rants arrived freely and. there being very
little call for them as is always the case at
the end Of the week prices broke sharply. All
kinds of Berries were plentiful and weak par
ticularly Longworth Strawberries and ordinary
Raspberries. Cherries were in limited supply,
but sold slowly. the prevailing high prices
being more than most of the trade cared to
pay. seedless Sultana Grapes from Yuma.
a and 81 g 30 pea ssae Vc
and Watermeons were In good supply and
met with fair demand at the old quotations
scriptions selling at previous prices The man.
ayers of the Orange Auction Company an
nounced that the final sale of the season would
be held to- morrow or soon after
SrRAWBERRIES-Per chest. Longworths
S4@T; large varieties, 81 5o94 so: Santa Clara
RAsPsERRIEs- Per chest s4ae.
LOGANBERRIES- $3d13 so per chest.
ss 9oT sr chss for
GoOSEBERRIEs-eG per lb.
CHERRIEs-Per drawer-Blsck. I5c@s1 Is:
Royal Anne 75c6$1 25. In bulk. 649c per lb
for Black. 596c for White and 6Q10c for
Royal Anne.
GsURRANTs-s2 5o@5 per chest.
APPLES-S5cGs1 % per box for good to
choice and 50a15c for ordinary
PRICOTS-Crates ao@65e; small bikes.
PEACHES Small boxes, 5o075c; large
00 PEAR IS boxes s5a5oc; large boxes.
I5c4S1
baskets. 25@40c: Tragedy Prunes, 6oGT5c per
: FIGs small drawers 75cds1 20: large pack
% M m e5as5c for small
and 81 5oQ2 so for large crates; Watermeions.
4G5c per pound
/, * per box for fancy. 81 5o62 % for choice and
s1g1 so for standard: Mediterranean Sweets.
s. sS for St Mlehaes St sS
; %; Seedlings, $f@I %; Lemons 1902 SO for
fancy. 81 25a1 so for choice :, and Iocasl for
Lines. s4G4 so per crate: Bananas. So SOFAS
per bunch for Central American and SOL IS
for Hawaiian: Pineapples. S2aS per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Nuts, Raisins and Honey.
FRUITs-Apriccts. 515@sc for new crop.
future delivery; Peaches, new crop. 5h9
&C. for for ess Choice and
for fancy; Pears. old: 6Gloc; Plunls.
nominal Fss 2,crowm bricks a5s Ss s-ss1wn
2A Gsc: black. 2A@5lsc; Evaporated Apples.
PRUNEs-old crop. 2a2hc per ID for the
four sizes and 2N D3c basis for the large sizes.
Quotations for new crop are unsettled and not
vet established
clusters. 81 1901 40: London LAYERS. s5@s5c:
Loose Muscatels. 4-crown. 412@5c; 3-crown,
4043c: 2-crown. 3d3Hc: Seeded, 5G6Ac:
tanas unbleached 2A G3c per ID.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. softshell l2d13c:
M 2, 10611c. No. hardshell 12c: No 2
1oc: Almonds, ,e@17c Tor Nonpareils. 14@14hc
for 1 x L. 1871 @14Ac for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc: Peanuts, 6@1c for
Eastern: Pecans. Hobo: Cocoanuts. 81 5045.