The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
EXPORTS OF COTTON.

New @FIoans.,.'...'.' $50 7e as
Mobile. .......... &c.. .. 100
New Orleans. Oct l3-Cotton futures closed
qlet, wI.h sales OF Y 500 bales, as fol
lows; October 0sc. November &c, De en-
Der s o4c, JanuaryS l5c. February &c, March,
S5lc, April S9c May i7c.
WEEKLY REPORT.
Liverpool, Oct 13.-The sales OF the week
were $1,000 bales-AmeriCan5 so, 900 bales trade
takings, including forwardedfrom ship 5 side,
TO spinners 81 900 bales; actual exports 5000
10000 bales; total stock $40 900 bales-Amer-
lean 63000O bales total afoat 10000 bales
American 10000 bales; spectators took 200
bales exporters took 400 bales
THE CROP MOVEMENT
New Orleans Oct. 13.--The movement OF the
American &C tton crop as shown by Secretary
HeSter's weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
report, issued this afternoon, is practically
the same as last season, the week s gain hav-
ing been put at 2S5 tales. The first million
mark was passed during the week, while this
occurrence took place in the last crop during
the corresponding seven days last year, both
being week behind the seas on Of 1879. %. In
fact, this and last season are running about
the same. j he total brought into sight to
date is ,O61, COO ales in round figures, being
but 1000 bales ahead. The amount brought
ing tonight is $2L4U bales
against 324,1l2 for the corresponding
seven days of last year and 40 61 for the
same time year before last making the total
for the nrst thirteen days Of October 5di,4S5
as anst 6lS,329 and 7S5,7S7 The amount
brought into sight since Sept.
has reached 1,066,7Si bales against
l,C6L6T last year and l,6ls,l0t
for the same time year before last.
Foreign exports for the week have
been lOS47l bales against lg7 l6l last year,
making the total thus far for the season
35O,39s, against 49, ,0l3 last year. The move
ment since Sept / shows; Receipts at all
United States ports 500, 1871 bales against
SOP l26 last year ana ,22O l95 for the year be-
fore last Overlands across the Mississippi,
Ohio and Potomac rivers to northern
mills and Canada "a 900 bales against
"a $50 last year, and ll3.743 for the same time
year before last. Interior stock in excess OF
those held at the close of the commercial
year: III 437 bales against l00,53l and 1875, $50.
Southern mill takings 90 1876 against 1894 and
S7907 Northern mill takings during the pes,
seven days show an increase of l4.0@ as com
pared with the corresponding period last
year, but the total takings since Sept. have
decreased 60 ,234. The total tallings of Ameri-
can mills, north, south and Canada thus far
for Ethe season have been l97ea bales
against 26l963 last year. These in
clude 100 095 by northern spinners
against 1865 329. Stocks at seaboard cities and
the 20 pleading southern intetior centerS have
increased during the week l54 ,356 bales against
an increase during the corresponding period OF
last season of i5009l and are now l22244 small
Ter than at this date in 1892. Including stocks
u
the last crop, and the number of bales brought
into sight thus far Of the new crop the supply
to date is 1876 500 bales against 1,59755S for
the same period last year.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
New York, Oct. 10, D. m.-Flour mar
ket weak; spot market lower and quiet.
Wheat-No. 2 red in store and elevator 6S%c:
atloat 68Ac; r 0. b. 62Sc; No. red $3.50;
ungraded red $4,000; No. l northern 709ac
options lower; No 2 red January USc; May
ne; October 77bc; November 69c; Decem-
Der 7026o. Corn, spots lower and quiet; No.
in elevator 4719c; afoat 477sc: ungraded
mixed 47GI413sc; options opened &C lower on
action Of Senate, closing quiet at 1lDAc net
loss; Octot er i7Ac; November 47Ac. Oats,
spots lower and fairly active; options active
October 32Sc; November 32Bc; December
321ac; No white Soc No Chicago 34c No
32%c; No. white 3319c; mixed western
Cut meats firm; picked bellies l2%G134c;
picked shoulders 7aW'c; picked hams l1a9
lie. Lard urn; western steam closed at
$40 30; sacs. 200 tierCes at $40 80; option sales
none; OCTOBER $40 %, November so rs. January
So 10. Pork steady: sales 200 barrels; extra
mess $40 %, extra prime Si4 90. Butter dull:
state dairy 2l@27c; state creamery zoe; west
ern dairy 1e02c; western creamery zoe;
western dairy lS922c; western creamery 20
@3)c; western factory 1890; Elgin 29h
09oc. Cheese quiet. Eggs steady. Molasses
quiet. Coffee options opened points lower
to 5 points higher, ruled hrmer on light
stocks and BraZils, but reacted on realizing
and closed barely steady and firm. unchanged
to points lower; sales, 1880 bags, including
OCTOBER $l7 80; November $40 65QDs6 IS; De-
cember $40 200Sl6 35; January Slo 95 March
Sl4 SO; Rio steady: No. T. lSAci sales 10000
bags, afloat, including No T. lS4c. Sugar
raw, steady; fair refining 304c; sales none;
renned steady.
Chicago oct. 13.-Unrest over the silver
outlook chiefly caused decline Of a cent
bushel in wheat on or the pril eS of yesterday
Corn was only affected TO the extent of sc.
decline practically
changed. Wheat at the opening was about %
G1ac lower than yesterday closing, iiuctu-
ated slightly, and recovered the early decline,
then eDlined lc.. held steady, and the closing
was about &c. lower than yesterday Wash
ington news was the main factor.
The heavy receipts in the northwest
also tended to depress values, as did also the
small export clearances from the ssaboard.
Furthermore, cables were weak. Consider
able long wheat was unlOaded n specula-
tive offerings were heavy. hero was but lit
tie disposition to buy in view of indications
of another liberal increase in the visible
supply. In corn the longs had already llQui-
dat d. and there was a ST ong party in the
market who favored higher prices on the
small crop. Prices had a &c range, closing
nc from the bottom. Unloading by longs
caused a decline Of hmAc in oats Good
buying made nc reat ton, but the market
closed easy. Stagnation was the only feature
in provisions.
Chicago, oct. 13.-Casn quotations were as
follows Flour steady winter stationary.
w ncat-sdTIng 100 lower; No. spring wheat
6}Ac; No spring wheat 5oc: No. red 624c.
Corn-No. 2, 3SJ4c. Oats, No 2 26Ac; No.
white, z9n20l4C No. white 27CQ2s1ac. Rye
No. 2, &c Barley No. nominal; No. g. 42D
45c: No 4, T. o. b., 35G4Oc. Flax seed, No. l,
Mess pork. per barrel, Sl7 5OGS1s Oh. Lard
per 100 pounds, 80 7O61$9 rs. Dry sailed
shoulders aoAed, A. 20 II 5O short rio sides,
loose. g. 451Ss so. Whisky. 81 u. sugars I'M