The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
Wheat and Barley Still Rising
New Dried Fruits Continue Firm

to make round concessions on per1shaoie stun
and by hard work they succeeded IN dlsposl11g
Of enormous quantities that it was tnougnt ~ WouLu
have to be held over or sent 10 the crematory-
Figs were exception. there being very rev
offering. and the Gamers kept the market close
ly cleaned up Bartlett pears at the prices
established toward the close OF last week
Peaches were very weak and heavy surplus Sill nau
10 be held over The apple market was easy,
with large receivers quoting lower prices Ior
fancy fruit There not much demand Tor
apricotS among retail tradesmen. but Irult dry-
ers were paying $50 a ton for bulk stock Inere
was scarcity or red nectarineS. while the wnite
variety was in free supply and neglected. Nut
from the river Receipts Of berries were very
light. bnt the demand nothing extra and
prices showed little improvement.
Strawberries-S+@6 per chest
RaspberrieS-Nominal.
LoganberrieS-S1Gs per chest
Blackherries-S1d4 per chest
Huckleberries-1es = @15c per lb- 90
Apples lper boxl-Fsney tsravensteinS. Slleeg ,sa.
Is; choice do, 15c9Sl; other TarleSSIes' 4Vc
Q$1: choice. 40GT5c. erabapples, 5oc@$1-
Pears-BartIetts. 81 -25G1.5O per box for No.
and 6GcG$1 for No. 2; in bulk, $2O44o per ton'
other varieties, I5eG$1-25. 90
Peaches-Small boxes. 3545Oe; baskets, SOg
Piums and fS Pranes-Crates. 5O0s5c; small
Nectarinesw75ca$1 per box or crate for red
and 500 zoe for white
Figs5SI. .5O02 per box.
Aprlcots-Lug boxes. 50e9S1; small boxes. 10
MelOns-Nutmeg melons, 5OGS5c per box;
watermelons, S1.75@S per Dozen .
other varieties. 35G6Oc.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-yaIencia oranges. S4Q
450 for choice and SS03-5O for standard; grape
fruit, 81 159S for seedless and S1g1>50 tor
common; lemons. SO for fancy, $4-oODo ZOE
choice and S3.50@4 for standard, lines. So.0OG6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. I5cQ$1-2o per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican, $1.5OD2.oO
for Central American; pineapples, $2QS per
dozen
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
Apricots are very firmly held BY growers.
New York reports that increasing interest In
future California prunes is manifested BY east
ern buyers. Who however. seem reluctant to pay
the prices demanded Advices are TO the erecr
that out OF an estimated crop OF I9,OOO,0OO 20
s5.0OO,OOO pounds over 30 per cent has already
been bought for export The export demand
continues. but is nOt so large as II was While
ago.
Sc; apricOts. future delivery, 91201O12c; fancy
Moorpark. 1lQl2c; peaches, 1910 crop, NJ
ture delivery. 5G5l5c; fancy, 64612cs
prunes, old crop. nominal; new crop, 3St
G414c net 10 growers in the country,
with premiums for the larger sizess hgs, S&Q
sc; pears. nominal
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, $3.50;
crown. $1.75; crown. 81 %; seeded, 405cs or
dinary layers. crown, S1-25s crown, 9Oc,
ThOmpson's seedless, 3H 631ac for unbleached
crown, &c; crown. 3l3c crown, &c; seedless,
292Ac; new raisins. 2h Q294c in sweatbcx at
Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils. 15@1515c; XXI.
g121@c; languedOcs, II q @12c; hard shell. The:
wanutS. be per Id for No I sOftshells, SIC for
No do; pecans. 141A@15c; peanuts, 415 @5cs
pine nuts, 1S420c per lb-
HOney-Noninal
26c for dark