The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
.Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of Cherries continued to decrease
and, though the bulk Of the offerings we're
rairi-damaged and otherwise poor. the market
was frrner and there was a general advance
in prices. Royal Annes were Offering in small
quantities and found prompt sale at 81 per
drawer Strawberries in good condition were
in good request at firm prices, but poor fruit
was difficult to dispose of. The large varie-
ties from Watsonville were mostly poor and
muddy and leading handlers reported that
some of the conSignments the ever
sent in from that region These berries of
course We're hard to sell and several lots were
sold at S1Q1 25 per chest The other Berries
arrived freely and good stock sold OF well.
crates from Fresno and Fowler. those from the
latter place being poorly packed and very
soft. Apricots were plentiful and. being
mostly poor and small sold slowly. Small
at prices ranging from I5c to 81 25. and crates
from Yuma brought 81 25@1 so. Green Apples
ers. Oranges and other Citrus fruits were re-
ported steady to firm and all descriptions stood
ing one straight car of Valencias were avail
able for to-day's auction sale
STRAWBERRIES-Per chest. Longworths.
$5912; large varieties, s2@e; Santa Clara
RASPBERRIEs Ioornis, 81 5o@1 rs per
crate San Leandro, 75Q90c per drawer.
BLACKBERR1ES-wat s5@et per
GoosEBERRIES- English, 12ac per lb;
other kinds, 2Q5e per lb
CHERFsIE.S--Packed-S 20 per drawer
for Black and Red and 5O@60c for White; in
bulk. 6@10S per lb for Black and 4G7c for
White
CURRANTs-s 25 per drawer.
APPLEs$1G2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-0ranges, Navels, s2@2 rs
per box for fancy 81 2592 25 for choice and
s. 25@S Seedlings 81 1901 10: ssn TanEernes @ss:S 81
al 80: Lemons, S2d2 so for fancy. 81 5061 rs
for choice and s1@1 25 for standard: era e
case, Bananas, 81 1902 75 per bunch for Cen
trail American and SOL rs for Hawaiian;
P1neapples $29s per dozen
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Rafsins, Honey.
Reports from New York that a leading San
Francisco house is naming prices for new
Peaches and Prunes are fatty denied by this
house. which says it is not naming any quo
tations, except possibly for Apricots and that
it has positively withdrawn entirely from the
firm markets for new Peaches and Apricots
and say that the Prune market is improving
every day. The whole situation in Dried Fruits
is very strong
There is nothing new in Nuts and Raisins.
The Honey market Is DUH. with. liberal lines
of Nevada Comb offering within the quotations
FRUITS-Apricots. s11Q11c for Royals. spot
and 61AGsc for new crop; future delivery
Nectarines, 7GSc for White Peaches s1s6
for black 615@Sc for red and 76Sc for yellow:
Figs. 2-crown bricks, 45c; 3-crown, soc: A.
black. 21s65 11c; Ewaporated Apples. 5a71c
per ID.
PRUNES-1& @2Ac per lb for the four
sizes and 21593c basis for the large sizes
RAISINS-19o4 crop (. b. F'resno-Dehesa
clusters. 81 s5@1 40, London Layers. s5Ge5c:
4S41sc: 2-crown. 3@sNc: Seeded. 5@e~e:
Thompsons Seedless, 4A@415c: Seedless Sui
tanas unbleached, 2$ G3c per h.
No. 2, 10@11c; No. 1 hardshel 12c; No p
1Oc; Almonds. 16fDl7c for Nonparefls 14al4I.c
for X L. 13HG14Ac for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc Peanuts 617c for
Eastern: Pecans 11q13c; Cocoanuts 81 5O05
HONEY-Comb. 9q1115c for white and 81
91oc for amber; water white sxtracted. 511u
41ac.