The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-04

the same days in 1891 OF 9a.77i Most OF the
increase for the week over last year was dur
ing the first four days. the movement for the
past three days. from Nov. ! TO Nov 3, incm-
slve, exceeding the same days last sCnSou
only 81 bales. feature Of the week has
been The passing OF the 2.OOOtOI marx This
was accomplished in the last crop this week
last year. but year before last over 100000
aales were marketed fully two weeks earlier
The total excess in the crOp movement for
the siNtyfOur days from Sept 10 Nov g in
elusive, Is l5o,l9l bales over the correspond
ing siNtyfour DAYS OF last year. but a deficit
Is shown from the aggl cate Of wear before
last, Tor the same time. OF T75 ,5S5 The
amount brought into sight during the week
ending tonight is 435,35G bales agairs' 3g0.27S
lor the corresponding seven days'Of last year.
ana 40 l45 for the same time year before last
making the total for the first three DAYS OF
November l6iSSi bales, against i635)3 and
22a3ih. The amount brought into sight since
sept. l. has reached 2.3i2 40 bales against
l.lb2.5t9 last year and Boss, 800 for the same
time year before last The movement since
sept /. shows: Receipts at all United I atqg
ports, LBS 969 bales against 1918 SOL last
year and , ,322 Gis TOR the year before last:
overland across the Mississippi and Ohio and
Fotomac rivers to northern mills and
Canada i22.SSi bales against ITilal
and S23,Tl for the same time
year before last. Interior stocks in excess
OF those held AZ the close Of the commercial
year AjysH bales, against 1872 l6L southern
mill taklngs lAiUSd, aga INST Ia 1870 and 1873 D.
Foreign exports for the week have eeen ~
1879 against 24l .0s6 last year, making the total
thus far for the season $40 rs against g2O Bit
last year. or an increase Of 5OlSL 1'he south
ern mill takings during the past seven
Gays snow "a decrease OF Ola as
compared with the corresponding period last
year and the total takings since Sept. have
decreased 1898 The total talSings of
American mills. north and south and Canada
thus FAR for the season nave been as sl3
against 5SbS3l last year, These include 256.-
99s by northern spinners against $50 gQi. Ii
must be remembered that the weekly
monthly and seasons comparison In
Secretary Hesters reports are
the date last year and year before Compare
sons to close Of corresponding weeks are mis-
leading, as totals 70 the close OF the week
last year would take in sixty-nve days OF the
season, and TO the close this week in 1901 in
cludes sixty s oven days, whereas to the c'ose
OF this week, this year, covers only sixtyfour
days"
Grain. Provisions. Etc
New York. Nov, 3. u. m.-Flour dun
and barely steady. Wheat--spot market
dull but firm; No. red In store and eleva-
tor 6te; atoat 6Sac; I. o b. 6Sac; No, 3
red G61ac: ungraded red GGr65c: No 1 north
ern 7lirc; options closed quiet nj isFiic net
decline: sales included No . red: January
7Oaac; February 52c; March 73}.c; MAY 761:
November 671lc, December G9h. Corn, SPOTS
nominal; No. elevator 47i4c; afloat 47sc;.
options closed $40 sc net advance; May 40'sc;
November 4BSc; December 47'ec Oats spot
market An &C higher and active In white;
- ID.
3. 3ilq; No , white 2GtaGl3GLc: No. 3 white
asWHA: track mixed western 3Ja56 &c;
track white western 30bilc. track white STI
Ale; options closing at 8G0Ac net advance:
May 31c; November &c; December 31&c.
Beef steady. Beef hams quiet at Si6 26fo
SIG 30 Cut meats about steady: pickled bel
lies lo0llc; picked shoulders 7Go7'ac; pick
la hams lW6lO4c. Lard easier; western
steam closed mt 80 40aSll %; option sales
none; November closed $40 ~ January
closed ~ 90, nominal. Pork dull new mess
~ UN1S!O -. Butter quiet and steady;
western dairy l9W22C; western creamery ~
Ws9Rc: western factory l7Ga20c; elRinS 29ci5;
Imitation creamery l9o2ic; state dairy
l9d27c; state creamery 2M12Sc. Cheese quiet.
Eggs steady. Talow dun and supply light.
MolaSses casier--Ncw Orleans open Kettle,
good TO choite 36GI3c for new. Coffee OPP
lions opened firm. points decline to 5 points
advance, and closed quiet sales $500 hugs
including; November -: December 10 7b6n
10 So March 10 lO May II 80; close January
10 10 10 iO February 10 2QDi6 80; July
- 1U0l1 30; November II l00l5 20; Decem-
Der 10 'O@l6 "a; spot coffee, Rio market
quiet and unchanged; No. Z. lS4c.
Chicago, Nov. 3-Predictions OF lighter
farmers deliveries In the northwest did much
to sustain wheat TO day. The market was
teverlsh ana irregular within range OF SC
ana closed without change since Yesterday,
for December, but about INC higher for Nav
Corn made "a gain Of &c on buying and ship
pers. Oats only secured about l-l6a improve.
ment but ruled Grm all day. Provisions OK
perlenced an increase In business at u moder-
ate advance in prices
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour, no calls reported. Wheat
No. spring wheat d2Ac No, spring
wheat 57Il6Uc. No. red G2t5c Corn-No. .
s7sc. Oats no ., 2s-c; No. 9 white som
3Ol5c; No white 2 0g2gc. Rye No. g 45GD
45lqc Barley. No. ?, nominal; No 3. TO. b..
3sGDJ2c; No 4, T. 0. b.. 3Ga43c. Flaxseed
No l. a ". Hav prime timothy seed % 20
@SI % Mess pork, per barrel Si7 00fl4l7 y.
Lard, per 100 pounds. ~ WO81O o. Short
rio sides 50 UlttSJ l2ti. Dry sailed shoulders
81 GO az 25; short clear sides 80 OW0xy -.
Whisky, II H.. Sugars. unchanged cut loaf
6.Ulc: EranLllted 57c; standard A 3 isc.
IallInnfnLn r IN tn1 a 4 flll NV.