New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
REPORT OF THE NATIONS COMMERCE FOR
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER.
Thursday. Nov. 27-p. m.

Thursday. Nov. 27-p. m.
The Bureau of Statistics report Of the Nations
commerce for the month OF October Is as favor
ahle as IL was expected to be. The merchandise
0ovsmcnt pivcs On excess to the exports of
sa,.7ea.ls5. which is S3.S00,o00 less than the
sxcess for October. 1889. but is $l7,400,000
rreater than for October. 1888. The gold move
ncnt for the month Of this year netted Sc 100000
a. imports. but the silver movement also was
e, 200 600 in favor of the imports. so that the
NO, excess Of imports for gold and silver bullion
xas s4.2e5,275. Deducting this leaves the net
.xccss Of exports for the month ut $2l. ACE, 500,
or sl1.5oo,Oo0 less than The net for October.
1850. but $l2. 500, 900 greater than for October.
1888.
For the four months ended October 81. as COM
narcd with the same period of 1889, the mer-
ebaudise imports show an increase of 62,Oo0,ooo,
while the exports show an increase of only
60 600. Hence there is an excess of imports
lar the last four months of $9,649.4 9s, against
an excess of exports of 5,5l7.670 for the period
of isss, but excess of imports that is ~
0o0 hss than for the period OF 1888. Deductlng
shs bullion movement the net excess Of
imports for the last four months is
against u am esGess 81 for the
,eIod Of 1859, yet an excess of imports $4,000
Zoo less than for the period of 1883. For the four
months Of this year the excess OF exports H 0i
cod exports, less an excess OF $4oo.ooo SILVER
imports, o,,owir, tables comDare the values of the
;mports and exports for the month OF october
and for four months of three years
ONE MONTH
Merchandise.
s:s' Oct Isss g;
russ.. o, export. ssseo.s sss!O70a8i ssS72a,i0s
,..r.v.. ,3l4901 &2,4b1,SfI eS,SZl,ooI
E,.... Of exports. s25i,aia ss,sisaSo 80:
l1ee's OF '"i0''' Net balances.
y,sss. Of EXPORTS s86io,ie0 32,sesb1 s:i%98,s90
FOUR MONTHS.
Merchandise.
o.. 81
Es::: imports: .issi7s7o
;'; Sss s 'ass4s9ss
Eree.. of exports. $500 sls siO,0s2,s0a s7.s0O6os
Excess Of Imports. si2,755,224 ;,;;ss s2,2ssss4
For the twelve months ended October 81 the
whole commerce of the country for three years
compares as follows
MERCHANDISE.
?:;:: sssss sc 'ssss:s
Total. 1oi 4o7.oe s1Get7lasao s1,o77 $50. S7s
SPECIE.
Ess1: 's1s:ssI sssass 's sSisss
Total. s7sess,44s siss, 5as,04s s0i, sss, 70s
NET BALANCES.
Excess OF i'm
ports ti5oooseSo "''.--'-'' ''''.''''-''
Excess OF ..oo,, M
ports go slof'1eS'eo0 s'@ssl' i2s
IL will be observed that more than all the
loss in the net excess of exports from the pre-
Getting twelve months was made up by decrease
in the excess Of bullion exports The merchan-
disc movement of the last twelve months gives an
excess of exports of S43S5l lo7 against SS2, 534-
$50 for the twelve months ended October 81,
1880 and against an excess Of imports Of S44.:
a4g.4 for the twelve months ended October
~. 1888. The bullion movements. of the three
rciiods of twelve months resulted as follows;
issO-excess of imports. gold $s,39e.510, and
silver S5,930,5l2; fas9-excess Of exports. gold
Sal 1853, O49. and silver $2o,2e5,seo; 1sssmeX-
cess OF exports gold $50. and silver Sl4.-
3s?,s17.
no BUSINESS ON CHANGE.
To-day being the National Thanksgiving holt
day. business was entirely suspended; For the
convenience of readers we append. Wednesdays
eId-ing quotations at the Stock Exchanse
TIE GENERAL LIST.