The San Francisco call., 1908-05-28
Decidueus and Citru. Fruit.

unable to meet the demand. About 400 cases
were sent from here to Petauma yesterday
and placed in storage by private parties
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
of fresh fruits yesterday. fresh nss and peaches
making their first appearance and nutmeg melons
and several new varieties Of early plums were
about pounds each. were received from Yuma
Heights. AriI.. and sold at $465 a box. while
were Of the early Alexander VARIETY and went
at 81. so box. A crate Of nutmeg melons that
came in late on Tuesday was sold FOR -, but
disposed Of. Strawberries showed the effects Of
the hot weather In the country. being more
prices were well maintained and the supply was
readily disposed Of. The other kinds of berries
and and tb @ ., 'ns ssas
In the direction of lower prices New apples
were in increased supply and lower. while plums
brought more than 81. The arrivals Of apricots
included the first shipments Of the Royal variety.
which =, lei sold at q 5ogII5 while Prinsss brought
but found ready market and prices for both
packed and loose stock ruled strong, with the
varieties. The market for citrus goods was &C.
tive under the stimulus of the warm weather.
and all descriptions that had previously been
lemons continued to drag.
Strawberries s7@1o per chest;
i'1ss BscEssIss ssasisss eSs' for .s. and
@1.5o for small crates.
kaspossr,ss 'eSs Per sn er,ts and .sa,a
Gooseberries-1oc per lb for English and 41se
''e curTsnts"7scasi Daa1n Sssss per drawer.
Cherries-Black, o5@sSc per drswer; white.
dpawsr Psl Snt s7c psr iS for Slses saSe sr
Apples. erDoI~oid, SI.7Ss2-ss; new. green.
1pricots-s1. .25@1.T5 per crate.
eo v.sne.. 's $50 sssass
S2.5o0s; lemons, s2.25@2.76 for fancy.
s16O@l.75 for choice and s10l7S fos
isa.s.rs n.s s5a5so s:spsfrui' $1,000 for .s'ds''
Tropical rruit:Is.H:s:' 3 nan ral;,s Pc, bunch
lean; pineapples, s204 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
tions in fruits and raislns by one Of the largest
houses In the trade will be seen elsewhere on
Fruits-Apricots, 1o@12c spot and .70ssc for
new crop: evaporated apples, 5@6e; pears. 5≻
peaches, eis0sc spot and 6@7isc for new crop;
s 1851 e fo1 ofolss isss pei s'i b. basis
Raisins II. o. b. Fresno)-2 crown. 4c; 3
s.ss... SUI .si.a.. srCSR sgse s a
Sat.-Aimoods- -Nonp.rsils, lske14Ne: IxL.
Walnuts-l3c per ID for No. 1 softsheli and Zoe
No do T f,.s. i ssi ss..na. s';ss iSasse ss
per h.
.Honey-w.s:r white. comb, ls9i7sj white.
Der, 1@7he; dark amber and candied, SAG
Cured meats-Bacon, to 10 lbs, 161ac; 10
to IL lbs, 15isc light medium and medium,
to bs % ise to 10 S' lbs is%e e:r 10 eulso to ,a
lbs. 1sc; fancy sugar cured. 22c per ID; eastern
sugar cured hams i5c for heavy and Isle for
sfi per Dbl; extra family. a. family Ts s1i It, So
prime mess pork. S2s: extra clear. s21 so: mess,
s.. rs for rs Id kegs and 81 so for Kits: smoked
Lard-Tierce. quoted at 5x@sc for calitorni.
pure: half bbls, pure. IKE; so lb tins, i1Ec;
10 ib tins. l1Se; Ib tins. IIXe; ID tins.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. IeSc: half bbls.
l0l4c; tierce, 1oisc; tierces, 10c; tierces.
Hides. TalIov. Wool and Hops
E,snt hundred thousand pounds Of 1905 clip
prices ranging from &c to 1sHc. The average
price was 12c. These and other recent Oregon
sales show decrease In prices from last year
11@l2c lower prices. The latter large decrease
was considerably due to the shorter staple and
poorer sos condition nS Of this years wool short
Texas, are absolutely neglected. In fact, the
whole wool market Is In q bad way
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1.1ie
under quotations. Heavy salted steers. Sc: me-
dium &c: light, &C.; eewhides. &c for heavy,
% s.: fSs a. :s;,ca sts ,atss sp ais al.
Mexican dry hides. lie: Mexican dsy lf .aIt.a DO
lings. 603oc each; short wool, 250SOc each:
medium. 5s@soc each; long wool. s5cQs1 10:
fop sira sns sss:s aas; tSs a y
for small and 2665oc for colts: horse hides,
dry. !2@2 IS for large and sl.5oQ2 for medium.
skins. dry Mexican, 25a26c; dry salted do. cod
24c; picked do. 2oc; dry Central American, SD
2sc; goat skins, prime angora. 5oc@sl; large
Taiiow@No / rendered, C.; No. ., sssHe:
wool-.sprins clip free. Humboldt years
s@sc; Nevada. sai2c per ID. Fail clip. north. north.
Oregon wOols-Eastern. 7@14c: valley. ioaissse
Hsps-Priees to growers are .s follows: tsos.
seriptions; contracts, s61oc for one year and md
s@llc for three to i've years.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Siaughterers' rates to dealers are ~ follows
BeerLS,s &c per ID for steers. 5@ec for
yeai-sQsc for large and s0sc for small.
Mutton.wethers, se@e11c; ewes. 7ls0SHe.
Dressed Pork (per D)-I1s Csc for heavy and
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. souns
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less SO
per cent shrinkaee for cattle:
third quality, 6Hs orc: cows and Seifers. sisS
Qualify az nGy SO sse 'edSGd tSn sSS..y s@ss third
Calves-4hc per lb FOR light. 4c for medium