The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Welsh Anthracite Egg, s13; Welsh Lump,
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. $11 45 per COCO lbs and $l2 so
per long ton, according to brand
OILS-Quotaticns are fer barrels; for cases.
add DC; Linseed. 49c per gallon for boiled and
4Tc for raw; Castor Oil. in cases. NO l. tOc;
and 43c for raw; China Nut. G09Ioc per gallon;
Cccoanut Oil in barrels, 5Sc for Ceylon ana DOC
for Australian; extra bleached winter sperm
OIL SIC; natural winter Sperm OIL, SOC; extra
beached winter Whale Oil, 65c natural Wnale
Oil. G0c extra winter strained Lard Oh. I9c;
No. i Neatsfoot oil 65c: light Herring Oh,
45c; dark Herring OIL 43e; Salmon OIL Ssci;
boiled FIJI Fish on 4oc; raw pa,t F6h m OIL 'Sc O''ie0
COAL OII--Water White Coal OIL in bulk.
lac; Pearl OIL. in cases. 201se; Astral. zo45c;
Eocene 2sisc Deodorized Stove Gasoline. IN
bulk 1Gc; in cases. 22lsc: Benzine in ou'n;
BE; In cases. 1870: o6-degree gasoline IN
bulk Csc: in cases, 31c.
TURPENTINE-s4c per gallon in cases and
Isc in drums and iron barrels "a
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, 19
7l4c per lb; White Lead, 7gI12c according 10
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.6oc;
Powdered, 5.5Oe; Candy G1anulated. Ga $500;
lated coarse 5.40c: Fruit Granulated. 5.40c;
Beet Granulated d00-lb bags only). $500;
ESqIse'Sners E8frs g. 4ooe: Golden Code SS 9soc: 81
470c; barrels. 10c more; half barrels 25c more;
kinds Tablets-Half barrels, 5.9Oc; boxes.
6 1Ec; H. & E. Crystal Dominoes. S.40c per ID.
No orders taken for less than seventy-nve BAR
rels or it's equivalent.
COFFEE-C E. Bickfords circular gives
the receipts at this port thus far this year
same time in fSos. The sales from first hands
were S,991 bags. against 81. 500: The stock
in first hands April 1 was IS, 2S6 bags against
70 229. The worlds visible supply April l
10 bags. against 12,3SO,62I last
year The circular says; s,-oo
''Our last circular was dated March o. since
that time there is a steadier tone in all mar,
kets and locally fair resumption OF demand
mostly confined to coffee purchasaoie at Iess
than &c. Very low grades. say qualites worth
less than &c, are extremely scarce and pre-
miums for these are being paid in consequence
Arrivals from Central America are pro-
crossing slowly, but the crops were gener-
ally said to have been retarded thirty to sixty
days II is reasonable to expect heavier re-
ceipts later on although there is no DOUBT
but that the seasons total VIII rail- far
agree that Costa Rica VIII give pernaps I ndtt
crop and the latest news from Guatemala
indicates a material falling off there. Saliva
dor, 1t is believed, will furnish full crop,
but not as much at first estimated.
"Unwashed Salvadors which declined to sc
toward the middle of March, were freely taken
at that figure and better. closing to-day hrm
and scarce at s%sc to SIC. Washed conees
on the contrary have not sold so well except
for extreme top qualities, for which latter full
quotations still demanded and occasionally
paid Intermediate classes have generally soid
lower There is a steader feeling noticeable
during the past few days and our net closing
quotations not materially altered compared
Brazil coffees in New York are &c to sc
higher and futures 50 to 40 points better in all
positions compared with the ngnres OF MAJ MaIe1
5. The worlds visible supply on April l
showed a decrease of 263, 600 bags II had
been previously estimated at 4OO.OOo TO oOV.VvO
bags. There has been no news concerning @ tnis
or the next crop which in any practical way
would change the figures heretofore given from
"To-day's first hand stock consists Of 1882
bags Costa Rica, 1SS Nicaragua, 13,I62 SaIHs-
dor. 1850 Guatemala. 2242 Mexican ana '"-4
various in all 1851 bags. -
Deliveries from first hands since the 5th
ultmo. include: 90 600
Salvador sO4s Guatemala, 953 Mexican and
1916 various. in all q, ,Is9 bags
Market closes steady and firm. -
Costa Rica-14d151ac for strictly prime 10
fancy washed; 12h6131ac for prime washed;
11HG12Hc for good washed; n12g1Sc @ for
good prime washed peaoerry; lOu nc lol o
good TO prime peaberry; 116121sc for gooo 10
prime; 9d1O1sc for fair; 7l3Gs15c for common
to ordinary. .o,,e
13Ibc for strictly prime washed; 1O912c for
good to prime washed; 9d9Ac for fair wasnea;
IO1SG13c for fair to prime washed peaberry.
9yLG1Oc for good to prime semi washed; 9@
9Bc for superior unwashed; SIC for good
green unwashed; 915q1Oc for good 70 superior
unwashed peaberry; 1dSc for inferior TO or
Nicaragua-Nominal; 12A @1ss4c for prime to
fancy washed; 91A@11c for fair to strictly gopd
washed; SAMSa.c for good to superior unwash-
ed; 91hd1Ofsc for good to prime unwashed pea
berry
Guatemala and Mexican-14615c for fancy
washed: 12H G13a4c for prime to strictly prime
washed; 11HG11Ac for strictly good washed;
1O1%G11c for good washed; 9AG1OAc for fair
washed. s79c for medium; 7GSHc for inferior
to ordinary; 1012@121ac for fair to prime wash
ed peaberry: 915d10c for good to prime .un-
washed peaberry; S14G9Ac for good to su-
perior unwashed
PACIFIC CODFISH-Some kinds are higher.
Bundles per lb. 4%c: cases regular, 5Ac;
cases extra large 6Hc; Eastern style 6hc;
boneless. 6Ac; Norway - 6Ac; Marrow
Oriental" 6Ac: blocks 'Seabright,' 6Yc;
tablets &c: middIes. 7G9Ac; fancy boneless,
sK@Sa4c; picked Cod bbls IS: picked Cod,
half bbls 81 15; Pirate Cove Cod Liver Oil,
per dozen pints So; per gallon So 25. less 10