The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

PORTLAND. Oct 6.-Butter-C1ty creamerF
cubes 35@36c; prints S7G3715c; store, 2S924e.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
The situation in the vegetable market re-
ceding dsys OF the week The duiiness that
dominated the market since Nonday was en-,
hanced by the continued warm weather ana
prices were inclined TO sag The market was
still overloaded with tomatoes. and although re
ceivers worked hard TO keep stocks moving.
close. There was an active market for potatoes
and onions and receivers reported much
Potatoes-RiSer whites. 65a9Oc per ell; Salt
mas Burbanks, 81 50G1 so per eti; Oregon Bur
banks. s1-4o per etl; sweet potatoes. $20220
onions-New yellow s1-o5@115 per cd-
yegetables-Green corn. s1.5o@2 per sack;
ID: string beans 406c per 10; lima beans, 21z a
4c per ID; summer squash. 5O@65c per box; egg
pans per box sS per eS5 ps lb esbSsg S
Toe per ctl; cucumbers, 40060c per box cauli-
sack; carrots, 65@75c per sack; green okrassS5
94ec per. box
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
Table grapes were in better demand and frmer
as TO values than anything else on the list OF
fresh fruits yesterday. the drmness BENG due
ceipts- All varieties did better and Grated stock.
which had previously been neglected. vas sud
melons were small and prices were steadier. but
the presence of much heldover stock prevented
any advance All kinds OF tree rec, [1lts 9o Ssr~s wers
Prices for grapefruit continued TO strengthen A
carload falls due today
Raspberries- per chest
Huckleberries40sc per II.
Apples (per box)-Fsncy tier red. soc@s1: p;
do AZ tier. 656s5c; Newtown pippins. g a
11o: Bellenower. T5@9oc; choice fruit. 35G6oe.
Pears-winter Nellis, S16125 per box; eooA-
ing varieties. 5oQ75c per box
99eaeSss-ssSe@sl 9eaeSss-sSa@sse per per box box.
PIums-Late red. 5O@75c per box
Figs-5OQT5c for ordinary and sOceSl-lo ior
Persimmous- al .25 per box "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for small and S1G15o
MeIons-Sut1neg % melons. 75c0st per box; can
taloupes, $1.25@1.5O per crate; watermelons-
GrapesECrates. s5c@s1 for Isabella and eo@
75c for other varieties; small boxes 62Gs9c:
seedIess. s1.25@I5o: black eoGs5c; cornichon,'
S5c@$1; wine grapes. S12Q16 per ton for Tin
fandel and sS@12 for Mission.
s5.75@4 for fancy; S3@S.5O for choice and 81 81
az for Standard grapefruit pc % S40oaS;99 q 40 fS5 or
for choice and s2.50@S for standard' Mexican
lines, S6-50@7.
for Hawaiian and Mexican. s293 for Central
American; ptneapples. nominal
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
FruitsEEvaporated apples. 7Q71a fancy. S4
SIC; apricots, 11013c: fancy Moorparks, 1311 a
14c; peaches. 51a 961se; fancy. 70sc: prunes.
AIS s451ac TO growers, with lie premium for
3Os and &c premium for 4Os; fgss AZ 9412e for
black and 5G615c for white; pears, IA G12c.
Raisins-New crop layers. cluSterS-6 crown.
81 so; crown. 81; crown. 81 So 3 crown.
S1.25; 2 crown, $1.15; seeded. 544 G6A4c for
choice and SIC for fancy; ThOmpsons seedless.
Oh 951c for unbleached and The for bleached:
loose museatel crown. SIC; 3 crown, Sc;
crown. 415c; seedless, 3s. 94%c; new ralsns.
81 G74c in sweatbox at Fresno.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nonparsils. 1s1ae: 81 IxIi 151sc'
13c; languedocs, 12c; hardshell, S1ac; sheled
almonds, 2eG32c; new walnuts. l5c per ID FOR
No. softShells, 141ae for No. standards; No.
standard. lie; pecans. 1415 015e; peanuts. 4l5
@5c; pine nuts. 1s@2Oc; California chestnuts,
10Q11c per h.
Honey-water white comb. 16017c; white do .
12Q1213c; amber do. 10911c; extracted. S12 @-9e-
for white. 7Gsc for light amber and 515961@c
per ID for amber.
Beeswax-2T1s u 9SOc per Ib for light and 2sG