The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-24

limit of regular room deals. with cost averag-
TO points at one lime being shown. but after
wards shaded and closed with only a small net
fair shape and the south sent nothing new ex-
cept improving weather"
NEW YORK. January s3-Cotron steadv-
receipts az ali ports. 1..Sd0 bales; exports %
Great Britain, 1872 Ia France. SIS; TO the
Continent. s-sss: 10 the Channel, -; stock
95i.4.6.
NEW YoRk. January S.-Coftou-Set re-
eeipts, s4: gross. l.sio bales Futures closed
January. 10 ssal0 81 February. 10 SOLO =:
~ 70 SOLO 90 !, APsls g. ;teio - Nay .,
n n 81 sIo NJ s, ~ - sc1,c1 MY ~ ~
10 -: october. 10 1910 IA; November, So
10. Deeember,
LryERPoot- Janqry 2. p. m.-Cot ON fn-
February. 1s-sj4. value February March.
Se-oi, seller; Aareh-;April, to-o4, buyer
value; June-JuIy, S ~ ~ seller: July August,
4s-64 seller August-september, 4s-Si.
buer. Futures closed steady.
GALVESTON. January p Cotton firm mid
ding, lE net receipts, SO; gross. 30 sales.
3Si : stock. to-Oss exports eoast~isss. ',ofl :
exports u Great Britain -; 10 the Cum
rnent. l-2i5; to France.
NORFOLK. January z3-Cotton firm mid
ding. 10 lilo net receipts. so bslss; gross.
70 Great Britain, 3-sIs; coastwise. ga
BALTIMORE, January s3-Cotton easy mid
ding. uAs: net receipts. =; gross, s.lss; salts,
-. stock, S.2is. exports 20 treat britain. --;
coastwIse. 20: To the Continent, ri; sales 10
spinners. 81
BOSTON. January 2J-Cotton quiet; middiing,
none. stock. exports to Great Britain. -.
WILMINGTON, January % Cotton steady
middling 10 1l6 net receipts lra. gross receipts
WIS., an: eSport. 10 S;r.at Britain -: to Tie
Continent, 6lO. TO France. =
PHILADELPHIA, January zB.-totton firm
middlng 10 Il-l6; net receipts l63: gross receipts
a. rDEE a. "A.
=; coastwise. -: TO the Continent. II.
sAvAssaH, January 25-Cotton firm; mid
ding, lit; netrecelpts. S,sp; gross, 2.-ys'
sales. 800 stock, ss.s5S exports coast
wise. 2,sos to the Continent, 5.5s2; to Great
Britain. -: to France -.
NEW ORLEANS. January sI-Cotton steady
middling. ysS net receipts, 5,39 gross re-
ceipts. SIS; sales. 5,uo, stock :so2 os; exports
20 Great Britain. :; 10 the Continent, 3,-s'i;
to France. =; coastwise. -.
MOBILE. January &l-Cotton firm; mid
ding. I3-l6; net receipts, 2O5s bales: gross re-
ceipts, 2,0sl sales, so; stock. 4s,s.E exports
eosastwise. GO To Great Britain. -; "a the
MEMPHIS. January a. Cotton firm: mid
ding, 1916. net receipts, sso; gross receipts
3llo: shipments, l.ls: stock las,SD sales 10
spinners. Se.
AUGUSTA. January s3.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding, s3s; net receipts, ~. gross receipts,
CHARLEsTos. January S3-Cotton irm--rnid-
SeipS: s net sales ss S 30 stock. iss.i cSSorts
10 Great Britain, -; TO the Continent, -
To France. -. cOasf7slSt.. i.lUs
ATLANTA. January p Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 90; receipts. 81.
General Markets.
CHICAGO. january s3.-AII markets were
spiritiess at the opening OF the Board this
morning, and soon developed weakness. Out
side news was scarce and outside orders were
searcer. Local features we're unexciting, but
the tendency Of the crowd was bearish on
sx.erythng May WHEAT ,a 2Pehed &c i1wer a,
of 10 s2j@. The announcement that the visible
supply had decreased ss2,U0 bushels caused "A
reaction To s214, but IL did not last The market
again become heavy, and May sold down 10
and closed at SEA; trading was largely OF a
Corn was weak throughout the session There
was little in the situation To encourage buyers,
and local operators appear To regard corn ss
too heavy 10 carry at present prices. May
opened barely steady at Saturdays closing
priee-54t4, and steadily deciined until the
Provisions opened steady, hogs being higher
and receipts small The market, however,
lators selling pork more freely than buyers
were able to take IL, and having got fairly
started there was enough pressure from other
sources to keep prices mostly on down grade
May pork opened at elf.65. dropped 10 sIi2i
and closed at SI425fcl4-1I@. Lard and short
ribs sympathzed with weakness in mess pork.
The former declined 7lsdl0 and the latter lGg
Cash quotations were as follows: yiour
dun and unchanged. No; 9 spring Wheat
rsa sa, s spring Sor mhe 81 No S Gan.
DG30IA. Mess Pork, Sl3. Sob 80. Lard. s..35
short rio sides so gbaTs Py .is e,
oxed. s7.s0gs.s5. Whisky. sLl0.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Msres May sea cornf eIsss ~
February. :; March; -; May, go; os a.,
F Hs6T nA SIS g; May. sis-a5 Lard-Jsn,
s sa6y R-Ja ness9sry ..: I feb Maz;
March. 80: Nav, s. %.
NEW YORK. january %. Southern Flour
% eboiee - ials :. wheataopsidns r VepS
weak, with free selling by the long side; prices
went down y 10 ! cent, closing at bottoms
ssIsGsO: February, s55sdg0ls: May, a2 1850
ss5z- Corn-oPtions opened tsd1fc better. later
January, ooL@56l14: February. 6id6lIa; NAV
6Ilsa6l4; Oats shade better; No: Feb
No. T. spot, ssIss5ss4: mixed western, Ga46
HOPS in light request-state, 4Il7; California
69l5. Coffee spot fair Rio, IL options fairly
sII.5nI5.O5: February, sI3.4OaI4.30; March. =
May, si3l0G I3s5..su dull and nominal: re
firm. Cotton Seed oil quiet at 3B1I37 for crude
A1sftH for refined. Rosin steady at 81 U. \
sils,s Turpentine steady at ~ Hides s lss
pulled 500; latter choice 1.Yss l1,st =,
Beef dull. Beef hams dur at L. fieroed Bee
steady Cur meats tirm Picked bellies ~
steam. spot, $40. February. S7.5SG Cd; May
s..ssd7.s7. Freights duil-cotton, I'd; grain
l3sd.
NEW ORLEANS. January 2.-Cofee dull
heavy and lower Rio cargoes common
10 prime, 11dsO- Rice il i'm good demand
Louisiana ordinary to prime 43fflaas- Cotton
Seed products dun and nominal prime crude
oil, 30: summer yellow oil, 35Gas. sugar
firm but unchanged Louisiana open kettle
prime to strictly prime, 10 1905: fully fair
COOL fair, 41sd45s: Louisiana centrifugals
choice white. 5-iefL: off white, 6l496%s
choice yellow clarified, 51s6; prime yellow
clarified, 59405 Ii IL; al yellow Clarified
tile choice, ,ft6; strictly prime. 4f1.Si; fair q
good fair. l742o; good prime. 2slgise prime
2,423 Louisiana centrifugals. strictly prim,
to choice, 2sg24: prime to good prime, lslJ@i
fair TO good fair, 1903. syrup, 3D1z8.
ST. LoUis. January 23.-Flour dull and heavy
wheat-No.2 red ctsb, II 1S1sla4; January sll.
| February. -; Nay. s39s1sI1s. Corn qnie
cash, .7Ifg4.es January, u; teor.iar.
Win Whisky stesay hs SIX Proyisions hrm
Pork. new, sl4..5lsl5. Lard. 10. Dry sal
meats. boxed, shoulders, S5s.1&. long clear
| s1-Sed3.55; clear ribs $3.50 short clear
s7-s11x. Bacon-bOxed shoulders, so5Ds: lon.
| clear, $50. clear ribs, $50 short eiea
$500. Hams steady Mt BIO 25aJl2.
| wILaIsGToS. january q Turpentine firm a
/ 50. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude Turpentine firm
hard. 81 90 yellow din. s2-Soc virgin s2ZS-
| CHARLESTON. January g3.-Turpentlne nomi
| nominal. hoein quiet-good strained. -.
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