The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
necidnous and Citrus Fruits

There was big jump in prices for all grades
of lemons yesterday the result of increased
cost at shipping points. Receivers were quoting
fancy fruit at $3.50 q box and were Indifferent
about selling at that figure while there was
nothing but culls obtGinable for less than 81. %.
Deciduous fruits In free supply and choice
offerings of all descriptions sold fairly at salts
factory prices. PlamS sold at 4 wide range as to
variety aud quality. there being fair inquiry
for everything except the Clyman variety. Trag
edy prunes sold up to 81 % a crate. Peaches
and cherries were in good request. stocks of both
being cleaned up early. Figs sold well. but
ceipts were too heavy for the market TO readily
absorb Apricots were in abundance and easy.
receipts including carload Of tine. large fruit
from Bakersfield. which sold at $l@i.25 lug
box. Currants were In demand and higher and
strawberries did little better. while everything
else in the berry line was inclined to easiness-
SeedIess grapes brought S125M1.5O "A crate
There were some Malagas and black Hamburgs
received from the COachella valley. but they were
not sold. Melons were plentiful and in fair re
quest at about previous prices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $9M1O per chest;
Banners, $6@T; other large varieties. S3.5OG5-5O
Raspberries-s4@6 per chest.
Loganberries-s2@S per chest for red and
S36ss.5o for black.
Currants3$1 .3o@s.30 per chest.
Cherriesaracked, 5oas9c per drawer; in bulk.
5GSc per ID for black and 5@6c for Royal Anne
Apples--New crop. 5oc@$l per box; old crop.
S1-25@1.T5 per box.
Pears-T5c6S1 % per box.
peaehes-5g@T5e per box and 6oG75c per
Pi1ms Crates. 5o@sOc: small boxes and has
or crate.
Figs-Boxes and crates. s1G125: single layer
drawers. j0@7 75c.
Apricots-Crates, coarse: small boxes and
baskets, S5@5Oc; in bulk. 2@21ac per ID.
Melons-Cautaloupes (per crate)-Ponies 81 q
@l.5O: standards. s1.5o@1.75; jumbo. s1.75G2:
watermelons, 2Is W3c per Ii.
Citrus fruits (per box)-Naval oranges. 81 T5
as. p for fancy. $20t2.50 for choice and 81 500
LIS for standard; Valencias, So %; grapefruit
s.. .50M3 for seedeSs and S1G1.5O for common
lemons, S5M5.50 for fancy, $3.50d4.50 for choice
and $2.J0@3 for standard; lines. $65O@T
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75c6z$l 70 per buneh
for Hawaiian and Mexican S150l2 so for cen-
tral American; pineapples. $2.5G03.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
A few changes. generally upward in both
fruits and raisns. will be noted Prunes and
rsisins the leaders in activity at the moment
Fruits -Evaporated apples, 61a 6Sc: apricots
future delivery. s1a@1oAe; peaches, 5G51se: do
3Zc. with Ac premium for sos and 1e premium
for 40s; new crop. S$4 d4Ke. with the same pre-
miums for the larger sizes; fgs, 3sf 6l5c; pears.
5@71ee.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown. 80. 30. i
crown, $1.T5; 4 crown 81. %; seeded 4d5c: or
diBary layers. crown. S1.25; 2 crown 9Oc:
seedless sultanas. 31Aa4c: Thompson's seedIesS
bleaehed loose muscateI. 4 crown &c: 3 crown
31ac: crown. &c; seedless, 2M2Hc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 141a 615c; IXL,
14G141ae; ne plus ultra. 13013hc; Drake 101h
@111Ac; languedocs. lie; hard she'll 71ac: wal
nuts, 13c per ID for No. l softshells. SIZE for
No. 2 do; pecans. 141a 916e5 peanuts, 4EG5c;
pine nuts, 1s@20c per ID.
Honey-Nominal
Beeswax-27H y @3oc per Ii for light and 2S0
26c for dark