The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-09
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 414c for June and
July delivery ex-ship and 4ss@45sc ex-warehouse;
Wool Bags, 2St630c.
COAL-Within the past month 81 900 tons have
come in from Australia. A local circular, COM
menting these liberal arrivals, says: "Still the
stocks on hand are not excessive, showing the win
ter demand for Australian grades to have been lib
eral. There are engaged to load and en- route
which should arrive within the next four months
about 65 600 tons. This, with the stocks on hand,
should be ample for our requirements within that
time The most recently quoted freight rates from
Newcastle show no decline, in fact they are if any
thing little firmer tonnage is not plentiful, hence
owners anticipate getting full figures for their ships
With the present dismal outlook locally for grain
freights this port is not seductive one for vessels
TO seek unless they receive generous rates inward
on coal, etc British Columbia is supplying us
freely with their output with all the carrying ca
pacity procurable. This month two large steamers
will be added to the list of carriers, which will
prove acquisition, as tonnage has been in demand
for some time past at full freight rates." We'll
lington, ST so q ton; New Wellington, 81 so
ton Coos Bay ton wSsend 81 ct
bulk and $15 so in sacks; West Hartley, nominal /;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $11@12; Camel,
81 so; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant
COFFEE-The private circular OF c. E. Bickford
bags, against io,i2s in January, 1894. The sales
from first hands - ,374 bags, against 10000,
ana the STOCK ao ngst Rhnos was 9SSO
February 1 ,207 bags, against 2,373,2S9
bags February l, 1894. The circular says: "since
circular of the 26th ult. prices have been firmly
held, but the demand for Guatemalas, which com
prised the bulk of the first-hand stock has been
greatly curtailed, both for home consumption and
shipment overland owing to the advance lately de-
manded and return to former rates will probably
be necessary to revive interest. On the other hand
recent arrivals of new crop Costa Ricas and I'M
washed Salvadors found ready sale and the market
is again bare of these descriptions. Fancy prices
were paid for the Costa Ricas, dealers being badly
in need of them, but it is also worthy of mention
that the quality (washed) has thus far been much
better and shipments earlier than usual. Old crop
beached Salvador is practically out of stock, some
$50 bags only remaining1unsold To-day's stock
consists of S33 bags Salvador and 1927 Guatemala
The steamer Colon is due about 18th inst. with TO-,
$50 bags" We quote 2112@22c q 10 for good to
prime washed Costa Rca; 21@21 1ac q b for good
10 prime Costa Rica; 2092012c for good Costa RIGA
mixed with black beans; 19920c for fair Costa
1902012c for good TO prime washed Salvador;
-611Sc for good bleached unwashed Salvador
2l12(022c for prime washed Guatemala; 20156
2lc for good to strictly good washed Guatemala
l962014c for fair washed Guatemala; 161a61 Sc
for medium Guatemala; 15@1612c for ordinary
Guatemala; 1112(01412c for inferior to common
Guatemala; 211a@2214c for good to prime washed
Peaberry: 201s@21c . h for good to prime un-
washed Peaberry.
RICE-Chinese mixed, So 1908 S.; No l,
So 65@3 75 extra No. /, $4 1904 40; Hawaiian,
ST. 371a; Japan So 75@3 S5 p ctl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50; Dry Granulated 49, G:
Confectioners' A, 45sc Magnolia A, ALAG; Extra
c. 41sc; Golden c, &c; d, 35sc half barrels sac
more than barrels, and boxes 1ac more.