The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-11


exports coastwise from New Orleans Nov
3 shonld have been 1921 bales; Nov. t. . 1872
bales; Nov T. l022 bales and Nov, 8, 1928
bales.
New Orleans, Nov. I0.-The crop statement
from Sept. to Nov. 10. inclusive, is as fol
lows: Port receipts, 2,OSS. $50 bales. against
l9lO,iS2 last year and 1857 ,5i5 year before
last; overland to mills aud Canada. 1898
bales, against pa PIG last year and 3s2 2I6
year before last; interior stocks in excess of
sept. / 25s2I5 bales. against 1893 42S last year
and 36OC2i year before last; southern mill
tattngs, 1889 bales, against 1866 500 last year
and l5l POI year before last. The crop brought
into sight during seventy one days TO date is
=, 705 296 bales, against 2 400 966 last year and
3b50.9s6 year before last. The crop brought
into sight for the week, 1872 25 bales
against &37Ss7 for the seven days
462 6Sl for the same time year before last; the
crop brought for the first 10 days OF November
5514lO bales, against 5O0,S9O last year and
$3.50 year before last. Comparisons on
these reports are made up to the correspond
ing date last year and year before, and not to
the close of the corresponding week Com
PARSONS by weeks would take in ~ of the sea
son last year and "a days year before last as
against only II days this year.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.
New York, Nov. 10. D. m.-Flour weak
only Jobbing trade; winter wheat low
grades - 0J@S2 49, patents SO 400S3 Gi; Min
nesota clear ~ 5O02 90; patents S3 S00A rs;
low extras g. 05032 40: southern -four dun
and easy common to fair extras 81 O00f8 90;
good to choice extras ~ lOUSl 20 Wheat
SPOT market fairly active and tirmer: No
red, in store and elevator 67087l4c: options
opened weak and declined iBGCl4c on easier
cables. rallied slightly and after frequent
fluctuations, closed steady at &c over yester-
DAY, Corn, spot market dull and firm; No.
. 46'uWi64c; elevator 41c; options very dun
and bm%c higher, without special features
and closed firm; November 46&c; December
47c Oats spots fairly active and steady;
options duh and firm; November 34Ac; De
cember 35c: No. . white November 38c: De
cember 364c mixed western &5h@36lac:
extra mess $40 5C6bll %: beef hams dull
Sl5 5OGD6l6 co. Tlereed beef inactive: city
extra India mess &2i 01G; $22 co. Cut meats
quiet and weak: picked bellies 01ac; picked
shoulders 6Hc; picked hams @19a4c; middles
nominal. Lard quiet and weak western
steam 80 20; city * IS, options nominal; re-
hned quiet; continent $40 10; South American
$40 20; compound 81 75Q& S7IF Pork quiet
and easy, $40 O00Slg 30. Butter dun and
weak; state dairy l9f127lac; state creamery
2502Sc western dairy l7la023c; western
creamery 20029c; western elgins pc. Molas-
SEES nominal; New Orleans 3O83So steady and
quiet Peanuts quiet, fancy &C Coffee OPP
tons steady, points up TO down Novem-
Der IL 80; January l6 90; March l6 35; May
10 05GE Is 10; September Is So spot Rio steady
and quiet; No. 2. ls4H18ahc. Sugar, raw
quiet and steady: fair refining ~ 3 1885, re.
nned steady fair demand; No 6 4I.I66l4l4c:
standard 9 1Hib44c; cut loaf b6n5 3-lBc
crushed 505 3l6c; granulated 4 g-16a4%c
3D. e'''D
Chicag7 Nov 10-There was a better feel
ing in wheat to day, and less disposition on
the part Of holders to sell. Shorts evidenced
some desire to cover, and the tone throughout
was hrmer than for some time past. The
opening was about steady, at unchanged
prices to iac. higher than Yesterdays close
the market becoming strong within a few
moments, and prices were advanced lc
easing of some, and closing with a
gain OF &c. for NJ ty and CSC. for December.
Corn was firm, although outside prices were
not maintained to the close There was "A
good demand by shippers for cash grain and
this, with the strength in wheat, were
STRENGTHENING factors in corn. Oats were
moderately active. the near futures being the
strongest, owing to reduced receipts and light
offerings There was Il good cash demand.
with prices &c higher. Provisions were weak
prices of live hogs at the yards
and on the arrivals exceeding the
estimates very materially. Packers sold
some, and caused a further decline There
was total lack OF e'pport throughout. and,
Notwithstanding the strength in speculative
grain markets the tendency OF the products
was towards lower prices. The demand for
shipment on domestic account was quiet but
there was some improvements on continental
export demand.
Chicago, Nov. ;O.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet. prices easier. Wheat
No. spring wheat 6l4ic; No. 3 spring wheat
5UB62c ;sNO. red 6l4c. Corn-No 2, 3Shc;
No. g. 3Sl133l4c. Oats, No 2, 284G62SAc;
No. white 30a83lHc: No. 3 white 2813O%c.
Rye, No. 2, 46c Barley, No 9 nominal; No.
81 0}. Hay-prime timothy seed s. 20. Mess
pork, per barrel, 8l5 75GlSl6 co. Lard, per
100 pounds 80 g OBJ 40. Short ribsides s. 20
mS0 90. Dry sailed shoulders 8700Q7 25.
short clear sides 81 OONS0 %. Whisky, dis
tllers finished goods, 81 Is
L9AllnGfublF5s foil avg.