The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03

fresh extras 351sc, steady; do frsts. 321sc,
steady; do seconds. 2615c. steady: do thirds. &c.
23c. steady; do seconds, 20l5c, weak; storage
extras CSC, steady.
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
PETALUAIA, Sept. Eggs went up &c to-
day. Local dealers are paying 33c. The Peta-
luna division Of the Sonoma county cooperative
poultry association paid 33 31se.
SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 2.-Today's egg quota
tons tons remain the same. producers receiving S6c
The market is firm, nearly all OF the local prod
uct being marketed here.
SANTA ROSA Sept. 2.-There was a raise
Of cent per dozen today in the local egg
market. as predicted Yesterday. and it Is be-
lieved that the price will continue upward
until 40c is reached. The buyers We're offering
331ac per dozen for choice and 3013c for Sec
light and what there is is low grade.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
As the result Of general curtailment OF
shipments and the dumping and eremating OF
large quantities Of spoiled stock. the fruit mar
mencing to work into~ better shape. Yester-
days arrivals Of Bartlett pears from the river
were less thar 100 boxes, but there good
supply from across the bay and the mountain
districts. Green stock did better, selling up
to 90c box, while partly ripe lots in
good demand and firm at 40c to soc Freestone
peaches in open boxes also did better. small lug
packages selling UP to 81. and large river boxes
touched $1.25. Clngst0nes were not wanted
by the regular trade but the Gamers took
few lots OF the wharf at $50 to S25 ton.
RUINS ana pruneS were plenJlIuI ana quleC ana
there was very little doing in general offerings
Of apples. The upper grades of the latter
rather scarce and 1rn, with premium occa-
slonally obtained for something fancy Figs
were in overSupply and weak. most
rieties Of grapes. aud the limited supplies OF
berries proved more than sufficient for trade
wants, and prices for the same were barely
steady. All kinds of melons weak, the
supply excessive. and the cool weather
lesSened their sale. A OF Valencia oranges
was marketed and brought a small advance.
Otherwise there was nothing new in the citrus
department.
Strawberries per chest
Blackberries-S2 per chest.
Raspberries-$6G1 per chest.
MISUNDERSTANDING per ID.
Apples (per boxj-Fancy in tier boxes. coca
$l-15; common to choice, 406l75c; crabapples, so
@35csfor small and 50Ng69c for large boxes
Pears-Bartletts, 40@90c per box.
Quinces-50475c per box.
Plums and Prunes-40150c per crate for
prunes and 20@50c per small box or crate for
plums; open boxes S5G75c.
Peaehes-Smau boxes. including mountain
fruit. 35465c; large boxes, 5ocGs1-25; carriers,
65G GSQc.
Figs-Blaek. 75c@$1 for large river boxes and
5o@I5c for two layer boxes; other varieties,
35@g5Oc per box
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 25@50c per box; can
taloupes. Ioe9S12o per crate; "atermelons S1-z0
@2.50 per dozen.
Grapes (crates and small boxesl-Seedless. so
465c: muscat 40@I5c; black, 3565Oc; tOkay.
$4,000; Isabella. 9Oc6$1; large boxes. $1M1 so
for seedless and 50cGS1 for other varieties.
81. 2.5093T5; grapefruit S3-25G3. 70: lemons. S5Q
4 for fancy, 81 -75Gl2-50 for choice and $l01-50
for standards; lines, $4G5
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Sl@lI5 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 5003.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, S1-5O per dozen