The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16

/ weak; fancy Young Americas, l47zc, weak
fresh extras. 87l5e steady; do 1rsts, s21sc.
steady; do seconds, 2615c, steady; do thirds &c,
steady; eastern selected, Zoe steady do nrsts.
z5c, steady; do seconds, 21c, steady; storage
extras, zoe, steady.
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
PETALUAIA. Aug. 15.-The general price paid
LOT LOT tne best grade OF eggs was 351ae today
cooperative poultry association paid 36e As
showing the extensive operations Of the SOn0ma
county cooperative poultry association II may
be stated that their operations from April to
august 13 amount to $1O0. O51.5 % at a cost OF
S+,9lo.4e. The Petaluma branch Of the assocla-
ton met here today. The reports read were very
bership.
SANTA ROSA. Aug. 15.-Eggs took another
Jump OF lc here today and quoted as follows:
santa Rosa poultry association, SIC per dozen
Tor cnolee; Sonoma country cooperative poultry
aSSsSoelatlon IS 36c and independent buyers, 50 1se
All buyers quote % 5ac for seconds. The supply
IS exceedingly nght-lighter than for years at
@ the same date, according to the best reports
celyed from Nevada and Arizona.
SANTA CRUZ Aug 15--Today's quotations
for eggs remain at 36 cents. supply weak locally
but demand met by outside shipments from
salinas and NatsonTille. Merchants sell for
40 cents
DeciduOus and Citrus Fruits
The usual extra demand for Sunday wants
brought out some extensive buying OF fresh
steady in the early trade but when the supplies
brought BY the belated river boats reached the
AS expected. the arrivals Of peaches
showed large increase and prices for both
large and small packages weakened Thirty
pound lug boxes from Sonoma county sold up
10 6Oc in small way. but the principal handler
OF Iruit from that source was selling at SO450e
box Apples, pears and plumS were firm
Tor choice stock, there being a good inquiry
Tor shipment TO Honolulu and to the north In
IN oyersupply and very weak. the offerings
being small in size and generally unattractive.
There was very little doing in grapes aside from
limited shipping demand and prices for all
Kinds were rather weak than otherwise Nutmeg
box readily paid for anything choice in the
early trade but that price could not be OBJ
trying to dispose of late arrivals. CantalOupes
in large crates did better, while waJermelons
WEI We're easy to weak With supplies, large e ana M
previous prices, with the dispatch incident to
the end of the week.
Strawberries-$5M7 per chest.
Blackberries-S -S26lS per chest.
Raspberries-$56 per chest.
HuckIeberries- PIC per lb.
Apples (per box)-Fancy in tier boxes, S5c@
81; common to choice, 4e9l75c; crabappleS, Zog
Soc for small and 50@6oc for large boxes
35@5oe for No ,; to Gamers, $1o92O per ton
for No. 1.
Apricots-4OG75Oc per small box.
Plums and Prunes-35@TOc per small box or
crate; open boxes. 4O6175e-
Peaehes-SmaH boxes, S5@5Oc; baskets. ZS9
for large; carriers 556I73c-
Nectarines-506l75c per box
Figs-75eG$1 per box for black and 500
7jc for other varieties
MeIons-Nutneg melons, 5Oc@S1 per box
for river and T5cIS1 per crate for Turloek;
eantaloupes, S293 per crate; watermelons. sl92
per dozen.s
Grapes (per crate)-SeedIess. e00s5c; muscat,
75c@$1; Rose Of Peru. 60Q75c; Fontainebleau
and sweetwater. 50@6Oc; large boxes, 75c0
S1.25.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-vaIencia oranges.
$363. 80; grapefruit, S3.2563.T5; lemons, fancy
Santa Barbara. $4.50@5.50; choice do, $S.50@4;
San Diego choice and fancy 81. .50Q3.50s stand
ards. S16I50; lines, $4G5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1G1-75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.50G3.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples. $1.50G3 per Dozen