Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-09

ana November, i3-65d, sellers: NoVemb DER
and December. 81 Sad, buyers: Deem Der
and January. 4 s. d4d. buyers; January ana
February. 4 62-64d, buyers: February and
March, sd, value; March and April, 2-64d
sellers; April ana May i-04d. sellers. Mar
kct weak!
200 D. m Futures: Uplands, low mid
ding clause. September delivery, s-64d.
sellers; September and October. 8 3-6id sell
ers; October and November, 6i-64d, sellers;
November and December, 1 62-64d. sellers:
December and january 50 64d, settlers; Jan
uary and February, 4 63-O4d, sellers; Feb
ruary and March. oil value: March aud April,
2-G4d. value; April and May, $3.50, buy
ers. Futures closed easy.
NEW YORK, Sept. S, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middhng uplands 9Ac; middling Or
leans 7-l6c: tales 62 bales
Futures: Market oneped steady. with sales
as follows: Septempe delivery, 9 Csc: OCto-
Der. nc: November. 8 &c: December lac !:
January. &c; bruary. 3oc.
500 D. m.-Market closed quiet; middlng
sales 1852 bales; net receipts - bales, gross
l,S4S.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
of 80 400 bales, as follows: September deliv-
cry. O7(19 Csc: October, I269 l2c; Novem-
Der, l40G9 l5c: December, o l7(69 lSc: Janu-
airy. 25c; February, 33G9 SAC; March. 40
42c: April 8 49(d9 soc: Nav, SIC; June,
G519 66c: July, 1908 re.
Green X Co.'s cotton future report saws;
at has been a nervous market all day, with
numerous fluctuations, mostly on the lower
level, IN some cases showing 5i6o points ue-
cline. Easier Liverpool and favorable crop
reports induced selling during the carry por-
aiCn Oh tne uay, There was Suose4ueuIiy
~ Aiei .ohc, anu pliIes Wcn' Jazz " i"s'
~ "m "ii UaUeP' ~ ~
ant a slight new long interest was created
GALVESTON. Sept. s.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 10 loo; net receipts 80 bales, gross
4,3l8; sales LIP bales; stock 1885 bales.
ding SC; net receipts 50 bales. gross So; stock
@'9oo UrIss, sAtes - o"ISs: ,,iot o,-
nALIl hOhN, 1ept' 5.--So..on uui I an e'9H I,
arnoH IT 20 h'' ie'oip'' N' e0' >
e'V Gh @'ti' u@!es' ,-.. .,;o.. ,,;55,;.
oa I,ooi ~ oN' oGpV' o'-|oVton q"i0C 20
aSSs'1 ~, "o' iP'e A0N'' oi''' " '''0'
SH,eT none, c,,,. Cot.. s+ooa,,. ,,ia
s,inn H5H ~ w. raca,t. 70 bsIeS Y,ross ss
a.ing rs net receip's 90 DRIES gross o.
0I p1Iy, none SI"cA ~ ,"lec' Co.to dru.
III hth 3Lthl A. oept, 80
ut'Iulink 80 net Feco'P'9 o''i0' sio'' ~
NEW w OK ORLEANS. sept. s.-Cotton quiet mid
uins r06So' net r1ceip'S 'f ~, omSs' sioen 80
eaits noo na,cTi et"'A lo'ioA p"ieS eAPoi's
SGoe", 800 oaiSF' Co.to,, ooo ,o,d1,ir
MobihE, sep. oGCoIIoh easy un'uu, Ing
g uet recelp5s sos na ai eross o. saltS
Ioo Daies' SOCK 1000 DaeSi eAporGs' coasV-
WI" w , s." n1tes. Co+.,, ,,,ot ,,,t,a,,v
1MEAPhls. sept o.-Cotton quIet' mlauIlne
SIsc' reGeipts VI 9ales; sllpillehts - O"les'
sa.ts on les; STOCK $3.50 oAles. -,
AUGUSTA, sept. s.-Cotton steady' MD
ollng e2Rc; receipts 10 Dales; safes leu Daies.
AhhEsLoN' sep. S,ooCtoh III St 4eI
sdis 10 aios stoct M
baio, ~ 800 eV S,e haIe. ''0>A
=, To,toy ,i5i,il,,o s5<c.
$500 ., a, 9eP'' 0/e0'
STrD'S y "a n.'ieS. r-,,oo,,to+,d ,ot %
80, onA; Hepo. -, AZ, 9ss 6,ios
a't "1i oot'Jn t+nir 80 stoct
eApV' a w mreat 40 az
a. "il Auloiio"n por'S N4'o'' O'i09'
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
I1vERPoOL. Sent. S. noon.-wheat firm
with bar demand: holders offer moderately,
| Corn steady. with fair demand, Lard, pri me
western 95s
- W. eo,+ O .oor Flour DIM
~ 0N Nc, 31P J'ro6,crgeT Corn hotter
g. g. dtff ,a1s Sio Sod1o TX Terd Arm a +
PnH W. ,,i np1e0 iii I'll ''S'N ~
S01' - So,Itba,n eo,r or,et and nm.
oho Ipaod cown,nn 70 FAIR eTtra 81 SS58 NO.
W heat onened I@I6c higher and closed firm
No . red. S7L5tpS7 9Sc, in elevator: Septem Der
dejiverv III s(GS73Ire October $40 sqI3c. Corn
m51c Observation-Disclosures Oats y shade lower:
No , SentemheT delivery s2tdg2lSc. Hons
ouiet I,ofree fair Rio firm at lO35c. Sugar
Arm snd NOR active: centrifugal 5lIc. Mar
tinione 4ILc. fair to good refining H. I60D
4 Ia 1gc. refined ouet Molasaes quiet Cot :.
tom seed oil 24@96c for crude. 4Oc for refined.
Hides steady. Wool firm. Pork steady;
mess $40 5OG3l0 IS for d. $l1 25@1l so for ne W
Middles dull; long clear &c. Lard 2@6 poin is
higher; Western steam, on spot 4Fc, Sep
TENDER delivery 45c, October 90G7 O0c.
wheat 24d.
CHICAGO. Sept. 8,-The wheat market ruled
toir1g alive td.dsv hit was steadv on mod
arata huving ard closed fractionoIiv bigner