The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-04
General Merchandise.

BAGS Calcutta, spot, 7c; july &c; Wool Bags
36@38c; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
OIL-California Castor OIL, in cases No. l, 81 40;
seed, bbs. q gall, boiled 721ac; raw, zoe 2 gall:
es, 212c more. Refined Coeoanut, 4Oe45c p gall:
OIL. in bbls, zoe; do raw 671ac q gallon; Lard OIL,
b9s. I 52 z ;:,t eases. 77lgc ? gallon.
gall Astral, gle; 1902 Elaine 261ac; Pearl gle:
Water White refined. bulk. 16c: Headlight 1852,
cases; Standard 11O7 fire test. 51ac r gall
(capsl, lie faucets and be in bulk.
WHITE LEAD-Quotable at 512c 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 5Sc 9 gallon.
CoFFEE-rhe circular of X. Hochkotler, inst is
sued "By referring to the statistics OF the rst
half OF the year it will be that imports were
considerably below those of the preceding year, the
deficiency being most marked in Guatemala and Sal
vador. Receipts from Costa Rica, the contrary,
were in excess OF former years, which accounts in
for the comparatively lower prices for this
description than for the former. II is positively
serted that the receipts from Central America dur
ing the remainder OF the season will be less than the
average of the last four years, from which should
result strong market although prices Will natu-
elsewhere. Distributions for home consumption
were less than in previous years and not equal TO
the average consumption of the last two years. The
latter may have been somewhat affected by high
values, but the reduction OF sales from first hands is
policy pursued by dealers. Stocks in the lltters'
hands are very moderate Sales overland have been
maa which Is the quality preferred in the central
markets. and the same cause will operate against
shipments during the next five months notwith-
standing the liberal reduction Sin the of rail-
road freight Since last report the market less
active, owing to the decline OF the article In New
York. In fact the local market is influenced daily
by the course OF the former, jobbers being ready
buyers on an advance and reluctant decline.
Prices also influenced to certain extent by the
same cause, but at present have no perceptible
change note. Holders, however, have shown
more disposition TO meet the views of buyers Sal
vador. good unwashed, has been sold at 1850
and some parcels of slightly beaehed received by last
steamer at 1890 wharf. The demand continues
good for medium and fair Guatemala Other de-
scr1ptions and qualities neglected. Sales since
the goth ult. comprise IA IL bags Costa Rca, 1911
Salvador and 1872 Guatemala. Quotations 2012
@22c for good to prime washed Guatemala: 1870
yador: 1992O14 C for fair washed Guatemala; 1870
1870 for fair Costa Rica and washed Salvador: II
91S34c for medium Guatemala, Costa Rica and Sal
yador: l434 91l6s4e for ordinary Guatemala Costa
Rica and Salvador; 12@1412c for very inferior to
common Guatemala, Costa Rfca and Salvador: 1880
for good unwashed Salvador" The circular gives
the receipts at this port during the first half of 1890
at 106, 80 bags Central American and 6725 bags
from other sources. against llS476 bags Central
the first half of 1889. The stock in first hands July
LIST was 40,747 bags Central American against 56-
go hags on the same date last year
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows. terms net, cash: lube, 65sc; Crushed,
6sSc: Extra Powdered, 65sc; Fine Crushed. 65sc;
Dry Granulated, 63sc; Confectioners' A. 614c; Ex-
ira C. 43sc Golden c, 4Esc = 10 Bags, 1sc more
than bblS
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube 65sc Crushed 65sc; Fine Crushed,
65sc; Powdered, 65sc; Extra fine Powdered, 61sc:
Dry Graduated, 63sc; Xxx do, 63sc: Confeetioners'
A, sac; White Extra e. sc; Extra C, 45sc; Golden
c. 45sc q ID.