The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
cents per dozen the best retail price offered.
Potatoes, Onions and VegetabIes

Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
further heavy deliveries coming IN on top of a
feaFy carryorer from Friday caused another
most receivers soc box was a top price on the
gay and only selected lots brought that figure
were unable to effect elearances and quite sur
paHs hao 10 be held over. Quotations for the
ket being in fair shape for sellers Potatoes
Sno onions stood as before quoted.
mas saSss1Es sc ws1e 81 7o@eOe per c Sail
osnks: $40 per ctl; sweet potatoes. s1.a0d2. IL
oniens-New yellow. sI.o5d1fo per ctl.
Negetables-Tomatoes. S5@50c per box: green
Pess- 4Gee per 10; string beans. S65c per ID;
eoc per box: eggplant. 4od50c per boz: green
peppers. 4od5o per box; garlic. 2is@S1tc per
per oT easoc eef soaen uTaps snIc
65Gs5e per sack; carrots. 65075c per sack
green okra, SS94oc per box.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
mere was very little life in the fruit market
Eest,erass, trading being unusually light. even
curing the early buying period. The general
dullness of trade permitted many of the leading
frs1n Commission merchants to get away on an early
ends today There was quite an increase In the
see'ps OF table grapes. causing weaker mar,
shipping packages stood as before quoted. Figs
ysre IN light receipt and frmer as 10 values.
other orchard fruits were dull. Berries, too.
were quiet, and nutmeg melons cut but little
AEuIc n tDe Gay trading
Strswberries-s4G5 per chest
RH1sPesss,ssS4s R1cP1ess.s,e.sS sSsI per 5sS chest g
CrsnbeFries-Coos bay, $304 per box; Cape
Coo. S75ods per bbl.
sia % tfeq sss eTfors sF rsoi pippins gSf
se.efoyeE: T5Gsoe; es9lee Be- s fruit Il sS@eec;
cooking varieties. 50cd$I per box.
Plums-Lsts red. 5O@7Sc for small boxes and
Fiex-Black. in SouhIe Isver boxes. sla1 75;
river Pay boxes, 81 20
Pe-simmons-Slal.e IS Per box.
Pomegrsnates-60Q T5c FOR small and Sl@1-5o
Melons--Nutmeg melons. 5ccas1 per box;
Grapes-crafes. ST I0ai .25 for Isabella and so
sc Tor other varieties; large boxes msses5: at
black. S5@T5c; cornichon. T5cMSl-25; wine
grapes. Sl2Gls per ton for Zinfandel and ssGl2
Citrus Fruits Cper boz)-valeneia oranges:
Ss.75g4 FOR fancy: S3d5.5o for choice and 81 so
az for standard; grapefruit S4-5o@5 90 fo1
FOR choice and s25oGS for standard; Mexican
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cdG-I5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican. s2d3 for Cen
trsl American: pineapples. S2-5o9S5o per dozen
Dried Fruits. RnIsins. Nuts and Honey
The market is now quiet, as far As buying
from growers is concerned. and the packers are
The exports in pounds Of dried spricots from
The United States during the month OF August
were IN lfts- l.t9l-sh@U. IN 1910. asf<Osc4o-
Prunes-In 1909. s.O6s Ts5 in 1910. 2.55e.os2.
Raisins-ln 1909. pos. .3sl; in 1910 l,ioS,ol5.
Tho imports of nuts in the month OF August
compare follows. IN pounds: Almonds-1n
1909. T2S.9sl: IN 1910 aas. III. Walnuts-In
1909. 172. -; in 1910. 22S, ,6S7.
FrUits-EvRporated appies, TdT11c; fancy.
SEsh c. apricots. lIGl2c; fancy Moorparks,
I3hMIsc: neacheS. 5RM6Ac: fancy, 7G7lkc:
prunes. s5s d5i5c 10 growers, with lie premium
FOR 50s and . premium for 40s figs. 4A@4Lac
for black and 5@6he for white pears. 7A@l2c.
Rsisns-New crop layers. clusters crown.
$780, crown. 81: crown. S1.4o; crown.
Sl-I5; , crown. 81. 10; seeded. 81 @eAc for
choice and exc for fancy: Thompson's seedless
muscatel. crown 5lze. 3 crown 4%c, crown
&c: seedless, 5ZG4%c. raisins, 3z q
Sszc in sveatbox at Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds. nonparells 1910: 1XL i5hc;
lsc; languedocs I2c; hardsheil sue; shelled
almonds. 29@32c; new walnuts. ibe per ID for
No. ] softsheils, IA b5c for No / standards; No.
. standard. lie: pecans. l51@ dl5c: peanuts. ~
abe; pine nuts, iS920c; California chestnuts
10G11c per ID.
l20I25sc; amber do. 1o01lc; extracted 81 Qec
FOR white. 7@Sc for light amber and 5t5 oslo
Beeswa1-27Is asoc per lb for light and 2SG
26c f0r dark
Poultry and Game
The poultry market was slenderly supplied
yesterday, new arrivals were light ana there
was very little Of anything carried ever from the
preceding day. The market was quiet. but the
feeling Of steadiness. with receivers
expecting a continued brisk demand for large, fat
fowls Five cars of western chickens were mar
keted during the week -Four fall due to-
morrow. There q general advance in prices
for game. light receipts and active buying for