The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

NEW YORK. January lo--The stock market
was not so strong or active yesterday, and
speculation lacked vim, the general feeling
being rather bearish. The weakness of Louis
vile and Nashville was the most conspicuous
feature. London was a seller. and the detline
was attributed to the dissatisfaction at the
action of the directors. The bears were more
active and aggressive than they have been
for some days past, and the natural strength
Of the market was resisted at every point,
which gave the list feverish ard wavering
appearance during early trading. No impress
sion was made anything except Louisville
and Nashville. however. and the market soon
asserted its inherent strength. st. Paul was a
leader of the market. being bought heavily.
though there was considerable pressure
against the stock, and there WAS also covering
in il to a marked extent Reading was FIR
sold, but its support was of the best.
somewhat mystified the street, but the p.
without further change. Trading in Western
Union and New England attracted some atten-
ton, but movements In the rest OF the list
were very small and unimportant stOck ks
ranged within fractional amounts all day, and
closed steady at Irregular changes ~ from last
Cation.
NEW YORK. January 10. - Green Co.'S
report cotton futures says: '-Sone IT.
regularity has been shown in the market. but
the tendency to hquidate long engagements
stands in opposition To any advance OF per
manent character. This morning. with more
encouraging cable accounts, there was some
buoyency and gain of about points. but AT
this spillng over more commenced, and fuii
e s,t'1 COUGHING hi fracti"n seIaw Ist euenng:
still, on the whole, the pressure was not par
ticulariy severe. There was again noticeable
disposition ON the part of some of the larger
houses To absorb the supply. especially spring
months, and against which there could be dis
covered no evidence of much hedging The
close was strong"
NEW YORK. january l0--Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, 30: gross. .5l5 bales Futures closed
January. 10 siSio z: February, 10 ss0Io %
March, 10 aleslo e: April. 10 500 30 May,
10 Il: &usn-t, 10 sssslo Is: sepiember. 10 s4S
10 d; October. 10 Gsd,l0 o.: November. :.
New YoRk. January TO- Cotton quiet :
lss los IPan 9 is so 1ras IsI e iU n to
Great Britain, .D.lss Ia France, 4,4s3 to the
Continent, s,0.5; stock. l.oe4.54s-
.urs Jsnr yangrs Ganaa rs
Tssruary; oss nuye.; III FeGras5y-M s,xar
seiler: J1ne-July. 5 81 q seller: July-Ausust,
5 g "a seller August-septemoer' H-o''
GALVESTON, January 10 Cotton easy mid
ding, s5s net receipts 3fs0. gross 3-ss)' sales.
LEG; stock. TIED: exports coastwise. =:
tinent. -; to France.
NORFOLK. January l0-Cotton quiet mid
ding. No net receipts. Las bales: gross.
receipts LAS; stock. 6O,646. sales. 46S exports
TO Great Britain. isis; cosstwise. 49,
BALTIMORE, January l0-Cotton easy: mid
ding lOa~ net receipts. IL. gross, 4i6 sales,
=; stock, 3.s.0, exports To Great Britain, LIB;
coastwise. -; 10 the Continent, =; sales To
spinners.
BOSTON. January 10-Cotton quiet. middiing.
lO5s. net receipts 46c gross receipts aS, sales
none: stock. -;-exDorts to Great Britain. :.
WILMINGTON, January 10 Cotton dull =
middlins. 80: net receipts, %; sross reeeipts,
%. sales, none: stock. M.61 exports coast
wis.,: exports Ia Great Britain -: TO the
Continent, =. to France-f-.
PHILADELPHIA. January l0--Cottor quiet
middlfng, W46; net receipts lei grxns rcccipes
lOl stock 8sls exports 10 Great Britain,
l-0eo. coastWise. =: TO the Continent. =.
SAVANNAH. January W-COttou easy; mid
ding. ~ net receipta. 4so4 Rrous, S.sS
VIE. l16s 70 the Conttnent. -: 10 Great
Britain. &sl0. 70 Fr1nce. :.
NEW ORLRAxs. January N-Cottou easy