The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

steady; thirds. 221sc. STEADY: packing stoSE
hrm Il,a at 22iac for No, | and 22c for No. ?.
10. steady frsts, 121ac, steady; new Young
America. fancy, 14c. steady: irsts. 1sc, STEADY:
Eggs-California fresh extras pc per dozen
sseaay' nrsts zoe, steady; seconds, 1Sc, steady !;
thirds, lie. steady.
Decfduous and Citrus FruItx
The fruit market devoid of new or strik-
ing feature and with business of good to aver
but only In a few instances were close clear
anees OF orchard fruits effected Receipts OF
apricots were much larger than expected but
as the market had previously been closely
cleaned up on that description prices were easily
maintained. Very few currants or cherries
came TO hand the arrivals of the latter being
about the last large lots for the season Peaches
piums anu prunes of good quality were In good
request "a at about previous prices and the upper
FACTORY figures. Receipts of figs were increased
TO soo boxes. causing quite drop in prices and
grapes, 100, were In better supply, but not much
lower There was not much change in berries
the Gamers taking surplus lots as usual at or
rear the. inside quotations. Melons and citrus
fruits were in good request and retained their
former frmness.
Berries-Strawberries, ssQ1O per chest for
Longworths and so@s for the large varieties:
raspberries. S4@s per chest; blackberries $263
| per chest for primus and s5@7 for genuine
loganberries: s3.50@5 per chest for red and
| S4@5 for black
currants $500 per chest.
Apricots-s1. .25@1.50 for boxes and s1.5062
! Apples-Fine white astrachans in tier boxes
are selling at $150 per box. while general Offer
lngs OF fancy stock are worth from 90c to 81 .25,
and common TO choice fruit sells at 40GS5c.
| Figs-65c@$1 for single layer and 81 .15@f rs
! for double layer boxes.
Cherries-Packed, S5c@$1 per drawer: loose
Melons .-Cantaloupes, 81 225@S so for large and
6O@65c for small crates watermelons 495c
| per lib.
Peaches-Boxes, s5c@$1.25 for small and 81. rs
@2,50 for large baskets s1.25.
ptnn1
kets. 50@6oc; tragedy prunes, S1.1O@1.35 per
| crate and 81 for baskets.
Grapes-S2@25 per crate.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Seedling oranges
81 5O@2. so; valencias s3.5o@4, Mediterranean
for saace snS S. sr for
grapefruit s3@3.25 for seedess: lines s4@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas sl@1.5o per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3.50 for Central American:
pineapples, sl.50Q2 for small and $3G5 for
large per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
The situation in fruits and raisins continues
as firm as ever and future prunes and some
descriptions of raisins have again advanced
low. They high.
Fruits-New apricots. 2o@25c old. nominal:
evaporated apples, spot. 6h@7l9e; peaches, old
size basis. 39 @41ac; large sizes, AZ G5c. Fu-
ture deliveries OF the 1907 crop are selling to
packers at 412@5c per h. size basis.
Rasins-Nominal practically cleaned up. Quo
tations for the 1907 crop are 6Ss @9c for seeded,
less sultanas. s1.5O@16O for London layers and
$2@3 for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils 1715@1sc; K L,
161a @1se; ne plus ultra. 16@1sc; brakes 1sn
@14c; Languedocs. I3 u Ql4c: hardshell. 9610c.
Walnuts. jobbng prices-Softshell 15916c for
No. and L 11Sc for No. 2; Italian chestnuts,
Honey-New fancy white comb. lie asked;
old candied SIC.
Provisions
Cured Meats-Bacon, 15isc per ID for heavy
l7@1I15c for extra light and 19@2lc for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, 14c; bellies, 1412 @l5c;
eastern sugar cured hams. 17@1TI7e; California
$3.50; family, $40; prime = mess pork. sa4: extra
clear. s2I; mess $2s' pig pork, s2s; pigs feet,
Lard-Tierces quoted at 9%c for California
compound, 9Nc for eastern compound and 12c
for pure: half barrels. pure. 12kc; so lb tins,
tins I3c
Cottolene-one half barrel, 11&c; three half
barrels, Ike; one tierce, 11hc; two tierces,
lie; five tierces, 105sc.
Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops
HidesaGulls and brands s.,se1 sell about about @lc un-
dunn, 10c; light. 1oc; cow hides. 1oc for heavy.
10c for light; stags Sc; salted kip, 1O4c; salted
dry kip 1ac; dry calf 24c; sheepskins shear
lings. 20G50c each; short wool. 50@90c each;
medium, 90cG$i; long WOOL 81. % al so; horse
hides, salt, $S@3.5O for large 81 50@3 for me
dum and $l@1.25 for small; horsehdes, dry,
S2@3 for large and 81 1.25@2 for medium. 50c@
dry Mexican, 3T1a @40c; picked do. 36c; dry salt
do 30c; Mexican dry hides, 19c; dry salt do, Ice;
picked do. 1sc;. goatskins. prime angora. 15c;
extra large do, 81. 80; large, SOC; medium, 35c;
small. 25c.
Tallow-No l rendered, 5a5Ac; No. 2. A
Wooi-Spring clip: Northern bright, 2o624c;
Mendocino, 21@25c; middle county. 1T919c: San
Joaquin, 14@16c for free and 12@l4c per lb for
Hops-Choice, s@9c: prime. 5@7nc; common.
5@6c per ID. Contracts for 1907 crop, 9h@1lc
per ID.
Meat Market
The top quotation for beef Is shaded Kc.
All other descriptions remain as quoted last
week, with the supply and demand both mod
crate.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers as follows:
Beef-61aQIc per lb for steers and 5la@ei5c
veaL61a @s14c for large and sH@ehc for
Mutton-1o@1o1sc for wethers. s@1oc for
Thanksgiving. 114@12hc per III.
Dressed Hogs-llh @l2@c per ID.
livestock delivered in San Francisco ess 50 ns1
M third quality sGssc eo%s snd andiiiss bsf.1@s
ity Size bulls and stays. qsa sasse. &C. third quail
Calves-5c per ID for light, 41se for medium
and SIC for heavy (gross weight
sheep-wethers, 5@6c per ID; ewes, 4Ha5sc
(gross weight. SSH~
Thanksgiving, 6d6Hc.
ward, 6h@Ic; boars so per cent. stays sSSs4o
per cent and sows 10G2o per cent or from
above quotations.
General Merchandise
Bags-San Quentin, 7%c; grain bags. June-
july, s9s @SGc: wool bags, z2ls @xTI5c
Coal-Wellington, $l2 per ton: New yelling
ton, S12; Beaver HILL $40. Coos hav sro. psss
mond, S12; Cumberland. s14 in bulk and sic 25
IN sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke siT ner
nominal eH'
Oil,Cocoanut oil is lower. Quotations are for
parreis: Linseed. 51c per gallon for boiled and
no l. Toe; Bakers AA, cases. 81. 2sli 80: lucol
QUO Ior boiled and 4Sc for raw; China NUT cases
Q1lc for XXX. fAGl6Hlhc for No ..a caE e