The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS - Calcutta Grain Bags, 5d5Bc: Wool Bags. nominal; San Quentin, A S5.
 COAL-Wellington, $ per ton; New Vel lington, ss; Southfeld Wellington. s7 5O Seat tie, S6 Bryant, s6; Coos Bay, 5; Walsend $7 50: Cumberland, s1O 25 in bulk and s11 50 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, s14 Can nel s10 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate. | s7 60: Coke. Sl2 per ton in bulk and s14 in
 Harrison's circular says:
 During the week there have been the fol- five vessels, with 15,30o tons; six from British Columbia, 16,1 tons: one from Oregon, 475 46,5l7 tons. The fuel deliveries fully keep ing pace with the demand. and stocks in yard are not diminishing, although the coaling of the transport steamers has called freely upon our surplus during the month of June. There 1 are thirteen vessels now en route from New | castle and sydney with about B, 900 tons of | coal which should arrive this month. If, as is | reported, there will be two more expeditions | forwarded to Manila. this will necessitate the engagement of seven transports; when | these shall be coaled there will have been l drawn of our coast nineteen steamers in all. | that will remain away two or three months without using any more of our local fuel This l in the aggregate means a large amount of coal. any scarcity for the next few months; at the same time there is no likelihood of any de- | cline in quotations, as coal freghts from all European ports and from our northern section are high, with no prospects of any material wheat for shipment. we cannot reasonably pect coal carriers to head this way from Aus | tralia and England unless they are well paid | Press dispatches from the East report boom | in Manila cordage there It has boomed here for some time and prices are too high to suit CORDAGE-Press dispatches from the East report boom in Manila cordage tnere It has boomed here for some time and prices are too 1 high to suit the consumer. Manila 10@4c; Sisal,
 CANNED FRUITS-White Cherries. s1 500 1 sO; Peaches. s1 1O91 20; Pears, -; Apri-
 CANNED VEGETABLES Peas, 75aS5c; To-
 CoFFEE-Costa Rica = 141k@16c for prime good to prime washed peaberry. 12ka14c. for good peaberry, 11h9131kc for good to prime beans, sd1OAc for fair, 6aSc for common to or dinary; Salvador-11kQ141ec for good to prime washed nod d. 0ae for fair is@ac for superior unwashed, sss@3ac for good green unwashed, 11hd11hc for good to prime un- washed peaberry; Nicaragua-SG9c for good to superior unwashed. 11q1112c for good to prime unwashed peaberry.; Guatemala and Mexican good to strictly good washed. 1OG13c for fair washed, 71sd91ac for medium, 5@7c for inferior peaberry, 1liiaiItle for for good good unwashed pea berry, S1k@s&c for good to superior unwashed
 eeted c imitation 5c 5hc; strips. 5A@71sc; blocks, 54q7c tablets 7c; middes, slsgs1sc per lb desieeatsd sa,s S75c < pickled cod. half barrels, each. s4 50.
 OLA decline in Lard oil Is the only l, | s5c; barrels, 90c per gallon manufacturers rates); Linseed oil in barrels boiled 52c; raw. strained. barrels. sec; No. l, 46c; cases. Sc more; China Nut. 49a5sc per gallon; Pure barrels. 55c; cases 60c Sperm, crude. COG; nat ural white, soc; bleached white: 45c; Whale oil. Rubber Mixed Paints. white and house colors. s1 25Q1 35 per gallon; wagon colors. s2Q2 25 per gallon.
 THA-Water White Coal Oil. in bulk. 111c per gallon; Pearl oil. in cases 17c; Astral oil. oil. 22c; Eocene oil. 19c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in bulk. 12c; .Deodorized Stove Gaso- 111tc: 6S degree Naphtha. in cases. 161kc: S6 de- gree Gasoline. in bulk, 20c; S6 degree Gasoline, in cases 25c.
 CANDLES-ElectricL Light Candles-6s. IS oz, 71ac; s. IA OF, 612c; 6s. 12 oz. 5lec; 6s. 10 oz. 41tc. Granite (Mining) Candles-6s. Is oz, S%c; es. IA OF, 7&c; 6s, F OF. 7Ac;- 6s, 10 oz. 6isc;
 Parafhne Wax Candles-1s, 2s As, 6s 12s, white Sc; colored, ec.
 1 XUITE LEAD-Quoted at ,6Ga7c per lb