The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02

Cheese Is steady at tho advance noted yes
There Is no more storing OF Eggs and none
Is necessary. as the market Is taking care q
change worthy of note
Receipts were sc. 200 lbs Butter. 1897 cases
BUTTER~cGeamery at 6rst hands. isa2oc
for extras and 171161s1sc for lower and ne
uIr dlum grades; dairy. isglsc cold storage. nom-
CHEEsE-s.r richly choice mild new. 9laG1oc;
fair to good. sls@9c: Young Americas. 1O15g
EGGsWRanch. 2oGs1c for large white Sc
Isoted and ls91sc for fair TO choiss: store
ern seconds. 1711Glsc.
Deeiduous and Citrus Fruits
Nearly all kinds Of deciduous fruits were in
with very few buyers operating beyond inme-
still had a downward tendency. The weak
ness In Cherries was even more pronounced
than on the preceding day and there were
still uncared for AZ the close Offerings OF
Apricots. Peaches. Plums and new Apples con-
sisted largely of culls and windfalls. and such
Madeline Pears In baskets and boxes were Of
per package but found few buyers owing to
the poor quality and general unattractfveness
Of the stock Gooseberries were extremely
scarce and readily commanded high prices,
while everything else in the Berry line was
weak and quotations showed considerable re-
vision. generally In the direction OF lower
prices Grated Raspberrfes sold at q wide
range according to size OF package, and Cur
Quotations for Citrus and Tropical fruits
showed no change and the market was quiet
and featureless.
Recent advices from Pear growing districts
say that as result OF competitive bidding
between several canning concerns prices OF No.
s75 per ton 1t has been weil known for some
time that the Pear crop would be light and.
1t was feared that there would be a shortage
and consequent scarcity for Gamers u
stated % YESTERDAY I'd T that l the " bulk Of the crop IN
the river districts had already been bought
ers had disposed of some ane Of their hoidinxs
sTRAwBERRTEsLPer chest. Longworths.
ries. s40s; Fla-in Berries 5oG75c per crate.
,.RAsPBERRIEs-s1G2 25 per crate and $50
LoGANBERRIEs 1904 per chest and 5oc@
.ss 81 per ss:ss for choice
GHERR1EsNPeT fdfsi dSsweeGBisck. raw 70ces1:
in bulk 5@sc % per Is for so black. i 4ssc for Red
and White and G9ec for Royal Anne.
GgBRAsNTMssTs Asu9;a s7sso per chest hest o.o., ..
APRfcors-snan boxes and crates. 5oessc.
PEAcHE-5Oces1 per box and 81 Is per
PLTMs-clyman. z5esoc per crate: Cherry.
FIGSLPer drawer. 81.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels 81 T61
75cG$1 rs for standard: Mediterranean sweets.
75c6s1 IS: Valencia 81 5O62 rs: Seedlings.
50 for chSiss so and so 7Segsi for Standard GsaE:
Ger Central American % and sigi IS for aaWaiiaa; a l
Pineapples. s2Q3 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey.
joseph ", Raaford: president Of the First
tiers to the packers. fruit growers. cooperative
men and others In positions to get the in
formation; asking SIX for their estimates OF the
replies places the probable output OF cured
Prunes at about 42 per cent OF that OF last
year. The replies represent an acreage In
those from growers agreed very closely.
FRUITS-Apricots. 515Gsc for new crop.
Peaches, s1sa9ikc per lb: Pears. 6@10c; Piuns.
nominal: Figs. 2-crown bricks. 45c. 3-eruwn.
5oc; 4-crown eoSi S,crown. soc; bulk white.
PRUNEs-old crop. 1z92Hc per ID for the
R RAIsfNs@isof crop o b. ;. FresnoSDeEs W no sisss
clusters, 81 1901 40; London layers s5@s5c:
Loose Muscatsls, 4-crown. 41lg5c: 3-crown.
Thompson's seediess. 4K@41sc: seedless sui,
tanas. unbleached. 24s Csc per ID.
NUTs-walnuts. No l softshell. 12e13c:
ioo. Almonds is9f7c Tor Nonpsrieis i4e1lasc
ana I1c ter Lansgsdee: Peanuts. 6gTc fer
HONEY-Comb. 9G11hc for white and 81
d10c for amber: water white extracted. SIG
ssss' sss light amber extracted 'e'H'i dark 80
BEEswAx-27@2sc per ID.