The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-05
EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York, Nov 4, =. m.-Flour dull
and weak. Wheat-spot market dull and
easier; No. red, in store and elevator 67M69
67Sc; afioat 67bc; +. o. b. 67t0G7bc; No 3
red GG%c; ungraded red 66m68C; No l north
ern 7Slac; options closed heavy at the bottom,
a net decline Of &c; the curb was still weaker
on further heavy local selling; No. red
January roc: February 7O12c; March 73c
May 75Bc; November 6718c; December 6shc
Corn, spot market fat No. elevator 47546D
49Sc; afiOat 47A047ac; options closed quiet
at last nights prices; MAY 491ac; November
467c; December 473sc. Oats-spot market
quiet but steady; No. 2, 35GI35lfc; No. , de-
livered 36c; No. 3, 34R; No white $500
264c No white 3424 track mixed western
3j036Rc; track white western 37lbilc; track
white state 37n4lc; options very dull; May
376c; November 35l4c December 35hc
Beef duh: family Sl2 0yI1bl5 90: extra mess
IS 80, Beef hams slow Mt St6 25lD8l6 80;
picked bellies l0Gl1lc; picked shoulders
7G17Ac; picked hams lO0lUMc. Lard st lady:
western steam closed at Sl4 80; sales $50
tierces for export; option sales none; Novem-
Der $40 90 nominal January s. So nominal
Pork quiet and steady; new mess $40 0OI0
so 00 extra prime Sl4 50; family 500 600
$40 25 Butter dull and barely steady;
western dairy l9D22c; western creamery 20
0291ac; western factory 10000; elgins 29ch;
imitation creamery l09b24c; state dairy
Bare; state creamery 25Gp28c. Cheese easier
Eggs quiet. Talow dull MOlasses quiet
New Orleans open kettle, good to chot
346t43c for new. Coffee, options opened
steady and unchanged, prices to 10 points
lower ruled quiet wi hout much further
change, and closed steady with unchanged
for December, and points lower for other
months; sales 5000 bags including: NoVem-
Der SlT %; December i6 roo n: January
lG 50; March l6 05; April Is 50; May IL 500
II 70; spot coffee, Rio market dun and easier;
No. 7. l84c. Sugar-raw, market inactive
quotations nominal: fair refining &c; centrt-
ket quiet; No. G. 51Ga4Ac; No. Z, 4 $3.50
45Sc No 10, 44G14 7-l6c; No. II. 49sc: No.
u. 4GD4 316c No. u, 31ac mould A s 3-161D5A;
standard A 4%G1i 5-l6e; confectioners
7-lGn555c: powdered 5AGg5 7l6c; granu
lated 5 as 3-l6,: cubes l-l605I(c
Chicago. Nov 4.-The expectation OF an
other large increase In the visible supply and
Bradstreet's statement that the worlds visi-
bic supply on November | was i72 800 900, or
the largest ever recorded, and heavy north
west receipts weakened wheat to-day so that
II went of over lc from yesterdays close.
Corn was firm and resisted for a long time the
effect Of the declining wheat market but
finally yielded ice and closed at that loss
since yesterday. Oats acted as corn, and only
yielded l-16c Of It's value as at the close OF
the previous day. Provisions felt the heaVi-
ness Of the wheat market and lost all they
gained yesterday. Everything seemed TO be
against the price OF wheat Holders we're
urgent sellers, and the result was a heavy
dropping market from start TO finish The
receipts in the northwest were again decided
ly heavy, and seemed 10 put an end to all talk
OF an early decrease In that quarter. the hope
Of wheat proved 50 much a bull factor yester-
day December opened AZ 635sc, or &c below
yesterdays close and sold of grad
ually TO 1c worse. closing without material
rally at 6255c. May sold from 70Ac early, fell
&c and closed at 69566I70c. showing l1sc be-
low yesterday $ close. II Is asserted by some
OF the Oldest In the trade that wheat at 6256c
December and 6DBc May, was at a lower
point than touched for these months on the
crop. or for thirty years past. Corn was
fairly active early in the day and, receipts
being fifty cars less than expected, climbed
AGlMc Later there was some realizing by the
long interest and in sympathy with the weak
ness In wheat the gain was more than lost,
May closing &c lower than its opening. Oats
experienced a good day, owing 10 heavy buy
ing by yesterday 3 leading seller May open
ing &c higher than yesterday close, and go
ing up during the day another 1sc, but feel
ing the weakness Of wheat. it dropped back
to yesterdays close Of 32I4c. In the prOvi-
sion market an undertOne Of steadiness was
developed on the hrmness in corn but the
slump in wheat caused a decline. Compared
with last night January pork closed SC lower
January lard l5c TO the worse, and short ribs
l0c lower.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour, no sales reported. Wheat
No. 2 spring wheat 6lhc; No. spring
wheat COO; No. 2 red 6inc. Corn-No. 2, SOC.
Oats, No 2, 2Shei No. white 3lG3l1ic; No.