The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-08

fsbra Rsbrga5y byer fsbna fg
buyer; April-May, 1894, seller; May-June,
37-64, seller; June-July, 5 80 "a, seller; July
A I6Hi ,va aos Rnyer AagSst 6spe FER
lures closed easy.
f.. GALVESTON, February Cotton dull mid
dng,9 l5- To- net receipts, 20lO; gross 20O; sales
exports to Great Britain, -; to the Con-
tinent, -; to France, -.
NORFOLK. February Cotton steady; mid
ding, 915-l6; net receipts, 773 bales; gross,
receipts 773; stock, 1874 sales. 49, exports
to Great Britain. -; coastwise, $50.
BALTIMORE, February cotton easy; mid
=; Stock, is.s66; exports to Great Britain. =:
coastwise, -; to the Continent -; to France
:. sales to spinners. 565.
BOSTON. February Cotton quiet; middllng,
none: stock. -: exports to Great Britain. -.
WILMINGTON, February = Cotton duh -
middling, 10; net receipts, 2S5; gross receipts,
wise, =; exports to Great Britain :; to the
Continent, -; to France. -.
PHILADELPHIA, February Cotton dull
@ sGe re espors 70 great r sItn
-; coastwise, =: to the Continent. -; ship
ments,
SAVANNAH, February 7-Cotton duh mid
ding, IS; net receipts, 1865; gross, 1866 /;
wise, 1,5l4; to the Continent, =; 10 Great
Britain, -; to France
NEW ORLEANS, February Cotton dull -
middling, 1916; net receipts, l0,62l; gross re-
ceipts, 1858; sales, $50; stock 3. eSD exports
to Great Britain, =; 20 the Continent, $50;
to France. $3.50: coastwise. -.
MOBILE, February Cotton quiet; mid
ding, lS-l6; net receipts, 6l5 bales; gross re-
eoastwise. 81 TO Great Britain, -; TO the
| Continent, -.
MEMPHIS, February T. Cotton quiet mid
ding. ss4 net receipts, l-O62: gross receipts.
| l,s94; shipments, so; stock, LIZ, 49,; sales TO
| spinners, -.
AUGUSTA, February 7.-Cotton steadv-mid-
| =: sales. LAS.
CHARLESTON, February 7-Cotton firm; mid
| ding, los net receipts sos bales gross re-
| ceipts. 56s; sales 1000; stock. 403s9 exports
| TO Great Britain, -: to the Continent, 955;
/ to France, =: cOastwise. =.
ATLANTA. February 7-Cotton dull mid
| ding. ll-16; receipts, 134-
General Markets
/ CHICAGO, February THE grain markets
| on Change opened this morning with a gen.
were bearish. and the local crowd were gen
! orally long on everything very many had
taken wheat on the strength of the foreign
| situation cuts in freight rates and weak
| cables were the depressing influences.
May corn opened unchanged at ~, sold down
10 5Ias. reacted little and then raided
down TO 5l14G5lSs. and closed at that.
| Oats were very weak, and there was more
| decided break in May oats than anything else,
| the weakness in other markets caused a scar.
| in the oats crowd, and May sold down TO y
| from which point there was a u cent reaction
| but the closing price was still lower. May be
| ing at 81 e.
Provisions were depressed by weakness and
decline in gram, also by free selling of lard and
short ribs by two leading operators decline.
being recorded of III on pork and 5 cents or
lard and short ribs. At the bottom buyer
came in freely and absorbed offerings ~
readily that pork rallied 10 cents and lard and
short ribs cents, the market closing steady
Arrivals of hogs were L. go and prices 20 cent,
higher. This. however, had little effect OF
values. Trsding on the whole was larger bu
chiefly local.
Cash quotations were as follows: yioul
quiet and unchanged. No. . Spring Wheat
75l$0.614 No: Spring Wheat, -; No.
red. .s1s0- No. Corr. 40. No. Oats
2sG3. Mess Pork, si4-25. Lard, S7..2Jll. IS
Short rio sides. loose, $3.50. Dry ssltes
shoulders, boxed, S616.6. Short clear sides
boxed, SSGS.05- Whisky, SlI4
Leading futures closed as follows:
wheat-February. -; March. s5s6: May
81; June, -. Confectionery, 1913. March
May, 5ll4; june -; oafs-Febraary,
March. -; May, 3i5s; June, -. Mess Porl
year, -, FEBRUARY. Sl4-3s1 :. March. -
May, SAB. Lard-February, $7.5G9; Marcel