The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-27

NEW YORK, January 25.-The stock market
was more active and stronger to-day. there be-
ing more outside buying orders at the open
ing than had been seen for months before,
though they were confined to leading stocks.
The sentiment on the street was more hope
full, and the bulls took hold with more cour-
age. while the bears, frightened by the favor
able outlook, began to run on their shorts, and
thus aided the general improvement. The
statement of Delaware and Hudson was
marked stimulant to the bull feeling, and that
stock advanced materially, other coaIers fol-
lowing. Reading, while very active, was only
firm throughout. Outside of the stocks men
toned, Gould stocks and ct, Paul attracted
most attention Manhattan. ON an attempt to
cover. moved up handsomely. while Others
gave evidence of support which has been lack
ing for so long. ST. Paul returned 10 the Sec
ondary place in the market, and though the
interest in the stock was second to none in the
forenoon. its extreme fiucruation was only II
per cent for the day.
The market was unusually active at the
opening, which was firm strong at advances
ranging up TO - per cent. The list, under the
lead of Delaware and Hudson. gained steady,
but after the tirst half hour dullness inter
vencd, and the advance made but slight pro-
gress until near noon, when Manhattan be-
the afternoon. and appreciation in values con-
tinued steadily, though the amount of BUSH
ness done became very small The best prices
of the day were reached in many cases at
about 2 p. m, but the market was firm
throughout, and the close was dull but firm at
Everythingis higher Tonight. and Manhat-
tan i mp per cent, tennessee Coal ~. Della
ana the remainder fractional amounts
Cation.
New YORK. January ~ - Green & Cos
report OH COTTON futures says: THE steady
undertone has been somewhat more marked
to-day and quite "a little gain shown in the line
of values The general movement of supplies
at the South was moderate, with the markets
all well sustained, but the most prominent
open feature was the cheerful feeling reported
from Liverpool. This made the demand some
what holder to start with and subsequently
had an influence To aiarIn local shorts, and
created a covering call. especially on near
months, though aside from the latter feature
could not be noticed continued exhaust for
anv surplus Offering "a though the supplies
were quickly being taken care Of. Some TO
| quiet but steady. and offerings careful
NEW YORK. january ai--Cotton-Net re-
very steady: sales, I01,aI0.
January. 10 6IgI0 So; February. 10 65alO IS;
| 10 s5QIO So .-une, 10 g3GI0 % July, 10 $50
10 g: Angus, 10 ssesl0 ~, - -, september 10 seg
/ 10, December, 9stBlO-
aNEw YORK, January e6.-Cotton dull =
sales 20: uplands, 10 IL 49, Orleans, 10 1916 net
! Gsreat Britain, II.5Is /; 10 France, -: 10 the
| Continent. s5.4l; to the Channel, -; stock.
! s2j,lUl.
/ lures January. +l-o4, seller: January,
February. 4O-ot, seller February March. :
| Aprii-May. 1884, value; May-June, f5-64
seller; June-July, ~ O buyer; yuly-Ausust
ts,s4 seller c Alagaa7 nm 1864
GALVESTON, January n Cotton quiet. mid
ding. ils net receipts, ~; gross. a.; sales sales
10; stock. S5lg; p exports coast.ise. III
| tinent, e.6s0, to France,
NORFOLK. January 35-Cotton firm mid
ding. 10 Lilo net receipts. 80 bales; gross
receipts sSj; stock. 5000. sales l,52s, export
/ 10 Great Britain. -. eoastwIse. Loo.
BALTIMORE. January s6-Cottou easy mid
ding, los; net receipts. 5se. gross. 80 sales
coastwi sc. Jr., To the Continent, =; 10 France
-: sales TO spinners.
BOSTON. January oi-Cotton quiet; middiing
lct4: net receipts. 2ts. gross receipts t-, sales
none: stock. =. exports 10 Great Britain.
WILMINGTON. January 81 Cotton steady
midding 10 ll-lo' net receipts 30: gross receipt
| wise. =: exports To Great Britain =: 10 TN
| Continent. =. to France
PHILADELrHIA. January 3s.-Cotton firm
u. stock, s.4ss; exports 10 Great Britain
=: eoastwise- =: to the Continent. :; shiE
ments-
SAVANNAH, January 2j-Cotfan steady; mis
ding. as; net receipts s2ls. gross, s.-ss
saies. 30 stock. $50: exports eoasi
Britain =: TO France
NEW ORLEANS January s5-Cotton firm
middine. US :, net receipts. 3,3l5 gross n
eeipts- 3,SsoE sales. I,ljo, stock 5.3.1s5: expor
To Great Britain. 4.gst 10 the Continent. =
TO France =. ctsastwi>e-
MOBILE January 8-Cotton firm mi,
ding. l5-lo, net receipts. sl4 bales: gross r.
ceipts. sis sales. l.oo stoe < ASS cxpor
eoastwie. LUZ; 10 Great Britain. =: to Il
| Continent
MEMPHIS. January n Cotton firm mi
ding. ID ID; Eet receipts. .u5: srross receip
Z I.sss shipments, I-.je stock l.I.ss. sales
spinners>
v ArGusrA, January 2s.-Corton steady-rri
> ding; le net receipts, 80 ; sross receipt
- sales. 9s-
CHARLESTON. January z6--Cotton firm, mi
e uIlng, ~. net receipts 81 bales: grozs
~ eeapts- 70. sales. IN. stock 3s.5l. exDoI
70 treat Br1tain. -. to the Continent, -
q to France. -. cosstwisc. =.
General MARSHA
CHICAGO. January 3.-ycry soon after I
= opening OF the markets on Change this NOR
ing the bears appeared 10 have wheat and co
- pats. while these were si1ns OF counider1I
a oereugfh- W1th00t much cnune, in pgOviinI
felxv IN M - 1fnn ~ ~