The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
|Wholesale Trade Closed Tomorrow
Coffee Steady, With Good Demand

Brazilian and other growths. While the harden
ing OF price of Central American coffees would
creased quantity could be distributed through
this port at fair premium competitive
growths. Were interior buyers assured of being
able to secure the more desirable washed Cen
tral American coffees at all seasons of the yeai
the distributive possibilities of these classes
would be vastly enlarged, in districts
grades except sparingly through fear of theil
inability to replace them during the latter end
of each season. thereby necessitating ununi
formity of roasted outturn. Through the ex
traordinarily large spot holdings of Brazilian
coffees In the United States dealers have beer
taking in only temporary needs of this variety,
all seasons of the year For the last few years
desirable roasting unwashed Salvadors have only
been available In limited quantities. and dealers
have substituted soft drinking Santos cofees tc
large extent. The inferior roasting unwashed
Saivadors now here remain practically dormant
even at SC. while an invoice of several hundred
bags of superior roasting unwashed Salvador ar
irving here during the last week sold from the
vessel at 10Ac. Quotations here remain un
changed from those of month ago.
The New York market, in the face of un
precedentedly heavy receipts at Rio and Santos,
continues dull and sagging. spot No. Rio de
Ginning Ac and No. Santos 1ac during the
month Mild coffees have also felt the effect OF
this tendency. and quotations on washed Central
american conees have been reduced there from
nc TO lc- with little response In the shape OF
business
Deliveries from first hands since the 1st ult.
oOo Dags COSTA Klca. bSZ Nicaragua
1,oS6 Salvador, S,205 Guatemala, 300 Mexican
and 1,o94 other kinds, in all 20176 bags. against
,45S bags last year The market closes steady,
with good demand
Costa Rica 6h@13hc; Salvador. 6112c:
Nicaragua, 9@12c; Guatemala Mexican. 6d he;
Hawaiian, S@1412c; Ecuador. SIC per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard granulated,
fine. 515c;; do coarse, 5.2bc; fruit granulated
525c; confectioners' A, $3.50; crystal dominos,
in cases, S.25c; tablets, In half bbls, 5.75c tab
let's in boxes, &c; cubes and A crushed, 550c;
powdered, 5.35c; candy granulated, 5.35c; confec-
TONERS crystals, 5.35e; magnolia A, 4.S5c; extra
G, 4.75c; golden C. 4.65c; D, 4.55c Bar in 100
Ib bags 5000, in barrels 5.70c; half barrels.
5:s5c; 40 lb tins, 73oc; s5 lb tins, 7.3oc; 10 10
tins, 7.95c; Id tins, 1850; 80 ID boxes, 6.1Oc.
Barrels and 90 lb bags l0c, half barrels 25c,
boxes soc per 100 lbs more On all grades.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Berry 8. 25c: ''Hi.
grade" bar, 5.60c: powdered, 5.35c; A crushed
5.50c; @. & III. extra fine dry granulated 515c:
coarse dry granulated, 525c; confectioners' a.
5.25c; confectioners' crystals $3.50; cubes soc
bricks, 5.5Oc; extra fine granulated (1O0 ID bags
only, -; excelsior A. 4S5c; extra c. 475c;
golden C, 4.65c; yellow D. 4.55c: Fl. & E. crystal
dominos, s.25c. Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
rels and 80 Id bags, 1Oc more; half barrels, 25c
more; boxes. soc more for all grades. Bar In 35
ID and 40 ID tins, $1.70 more; in 10 lbs tins,
s.. .35 more Minimum order carload weight.