The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

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for medium, 75cGsI for small and 25950c for
colts: horsehides dry, $2M2.25 for large and
81 25G2 for medium oOcaSl Tor small sno 4faos 5sW
large hair goats, 3oG4oci medium ZoUoVci
Tall Taiiow-So. l rendered, 5sk@el8c; No. 2. 49
wool~Spring Clip. San Joaquin, years staple.
saIIc; do months, 7dllc; northern, sonoma
and Mendocino. 1sa2oc: Humboldt, zoe asked;
Fall clip-Mounta'n n free. 9@llc; northern and
valley. 79loc; San Joaquin fall lambs, 7glec;
do defective and heavy; 5@!e per lb
Hops-Crop Of 1910. 12iz @l1 &c per le
General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bags. 5%c spot and 6b d6Ac
1911 delivery San oCf9tiS a. bags, ms asscs woo
coai-Pennsyivani anthracite egg, SIG per
ton; Wellington, 50 New Wellington, So; Coos
bay 81; Australian house-Richnond. etc, 50;
Pelaw Main. so: Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
anthracite SIS; coke. SIG per ton in bulk and
on-Quota tions are for barrels. Linseed si.oS
per gallon for boiled and Sl06 for raw cases
Bakers "A. si.i7Gil9: China nut, cases. 65@
75c per gallon; cocoanut oil, in barrels so@
s2lsc for Xxx. T75b msic for No / and T5G
7slAe for No 2 according to quantity; extra
ter sperm oil soc: natural whale oil, SOC; pure
lard oil. 81; winter strained lard OH; S0c;
pure neatSfoot OIL s5e No neatsfoqt on; oSe; PC
herring oil. 50c salmon oil, soc; boiled nsh
oil, soc; paint oil z5c.
Coal OIL gasoline etc@MateF WHITE; iSe. iron IRON
rels or drums. lo1sc; special do. lie; pearl oil
in cases. 1oc; astral. 16c; star l6c; extra star;
engine distillate, in drums 7l9c. cases &c more;
s6 degree gasoline. in bulk Doe. In cases Sl1ae;
varnish makers and painters naphtha. In bulk
Turpentine- per gallon in cases and e5c
IN bulk drums and iron barrels
ss.s5; !, soeo: K. ss,!5 N, $40; !, $40; IS;
Red and white lead-Red, s32@ee; white "a
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
follows terms net cash: STANDARD, fine granq-
lated SC; standard coarse grapniateid' & &c; iralt
II. & z. crystal dominos, ID cartons in cases
Sc: do IN ID cartons IN cases. soec; @ moaafen a IN
monarch powdered. Bloc; xxx powdered
5ioc; candy grannlated, 5.loe: eonfectloners a
sc; eonfectioners crystals, 5.10c;. extra me
granusted, +.soe; magnolia A, 46Oc; extra =;
SO II bsesTIOe. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar
Ia s5 and 30 ID tins 81 20 more, in and 10 ,o 10
tins s2S5 ,6 more Per 100 lbs than price for tniS
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
SC: 'Higrade'' bar 5'35c; powdered. 5,1oc;.
crushed, 525c: berry. 5e; c. & II. extra fine
Sestiopers 5 eoefeefioSeT crystal 51oc
cubes. 5-25c: bricks. half barrels. 5.5oc; bricks
5-1
lated 600 ID bags only. 4soc; excelsior 4.
4-soc; extra c. 4.5oc: golden c: 4.4oc; yellow .,
4.Soc; cut loaf. in barrels only, &c; h. q +;
crystal domlnos, ) ID cartons in cases. Sc; 90
. ID cartons, in cases, s.50c. Additional per 100
lbs; in barrels and 80 lb bags. l0c more; nali
barrels nc more; boxes soc more for sll grades
Bar in 80 and 40 Ib tins. 81. 20 more: in 10 ID
tins, s235 more. Minimum order, carload weight
Fruit Pack OF 1910
The California oanneries company has issued
the following rerieW Of this years fruit ana
As was prophesied at the end of last season,
the conservative policy of buying on hand 70
mouth basis insugrrated by the wholesalers 81 IN
1907. and carried through by them until 1903.
left them with such broken and short stocks al
the beginning Of 1910 that the future sales OF
the California packers taxed their packing ca
pscity 10 the utmost IN the season just closing.
Prices, while opening upon higher basis than
in 1909 were relatively too low for the volume
Of sales and the selling season was not far along
before number Of advances in prices took place
and certain varieties were Withdrawn These
aTp soFaess ~ Prices ana +n wa.
The size of the pack this year was only lin
tied by the supply of green fruit the faculties
Of the various plants and the difhculty OF Secur
ing labor. which problem obtruding itself
very noticeahly on packers during the last sum
mer.
Even a pack Of such proportions assured no
surplus. ell lines were so closely sold up--in
fact In certain varieties and grades there was
difficulty experienced in filing orders in full. At
the present time there are no complete stocks OF
No. 2l2 IN first hands. while No goods have
The cherry crop was tho shortest known in
years. and this. coupled with extensive ship
meuts of the green fruit east. eGrtailed the
pack that it fell far below the average
ApricOts proved very Disappointing 10 packers
The high prices paid by driers precluded Gamers
getting anr cheap fruit. and IN addition to this
point rery poor the bulk Of the crop being
badly checked and smudged. resulting in the
pack OF extras and extra standards falling far
below tho average while I'll grades are short
The pack Of pears fen considerably below
early estimates The demand for the green fruit
FOR shipment east was very heavy again TINS
season and Gamers forced to pay even
higher prices than last year IN some instances It
being difficult 70 secure supplies at anv figure
The pack was only large enough to I'LL orders,
and there viii be no CARR over.
Peaches proved n be the heaviest packed fruit
in the list. but II must be noted that while the
crop Of clihcs was satisfactory the crop of frees
was the shortest ID many seasons-Sonle Gamers
having 20 deliver eIngs for frees. This short
age of freestone peaches. together with the fact
that the peaches al came in a rush, preyesting
the packers from putting up all they wished, ex-
plains why there IS no excess Of any considerable
quantity of this fruit.
The apple pack was little less than normal
probably only filling orders.
Berries Of ell kinds were extremely short in
all varieties.
nost interesting Prom the time the plants
were put out in hot boxes a blight has been raw
aging thenf and keeDing them from maturing
this condition 4resac.ng small pack at least in
California. Is far the east Is concerned
cent of . normal pack will be realized
1t is certain that when the figures for the to-
mst0 pack Of 1910 come out and the situation
is analyzed and II becomes understood that not
only Is the pack greatly reduced but that hold
ings by packers. wholesalers and retailers are
only about half what they usually are at this
season Of the year. sharp and radical advance
in tomato prices win take place.
In the face Of this certain advance ii is not
policy fer any Gamer 70 name to accept a
price tomatoes until the market has found its
nov level.
Taking all things into consideration present
conditions fn California foreshadow a most
healthy condition of markets for 1911 and the
outlook from Gamers standpoint is most en-
couragine.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Hops Steady.
Tdes-Firm.
Petroieum-Steady.
sagar-Rsw firm; Mnseovado SO test. s36c: /:
centrifugal. 96 test. S.76c; molasses sugar, SO
! test. lie: refined quiet.
Conee-Futnres closed steady AT a net advance
/ Of I0N15 points Sales were reported of l3a 900
! bags. November. 2. .I5e: December. 9.25c Jan,I-
sry 9.30c: February. 9-SGcs March 9.44c: April
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