The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04

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NEW YORK. January 3.-The news of the
renewal of the Reading strike this morning
occasioned a desire to await further develop
ments among operators, and the stock market
to-day was extremely dull throughout, and in
the main weak Trading was almost entirely
confined to professionals, and had it not been
for the Reading excitement transactions for
the day would have been among the smallest
was bearish. and sold grangers down on the
same old reports of rate cutting between Chi
S Gag ana y n,er apoirsf sq Paul and
Omaha Reading. as usual, furnished the
largest proportion of transaction in early
very large the majority of the brokers were
mere lockers on Late in the day. when re-
ports that the road was working IN good shape;
and that some of the miners had resumed
work. there WAS q much better feeling in coal
ers and material u, reeoye ,, Were made
made drive against u MON Pacific, but its net
loss was only fractional The market opened
though losses in the rest Of the isl we're for
Insignificant fractions only. Trading lacked
Union Pacifis. which were fairly active and
weak, and the general list was simply stag
nant, with dropping tendency; Prices IN the
when coal stocks showed a better tone and the
general list became steady ut decline; Slight
manned utterly devoid of feature. closed dun
and steady at little better than the lowest
prices of the day- Total sales. l36UO shares
Cation
NEW York. January g. - Green 3 Cos
a sluggish sort of market, with little of posi-
tive interest to suggest: the feature was in
followed up by any orders of Importance, and
discovering an absence of demand. the local
element jumped on position and succeeded fe ie
highest giving a tame tone during the greater
portion of the session After the supply had
Close found matters generally slow. The port
receipts showed upa little full in comparison
with some of the estimates for the week. but
as the balance may be found a good line of
reports, from Liverpool especially through
pSivate sources
NEW YORK, january 3-Cotton-Net re
steady sales, a0,40o.
january, 10 5000 50; February, 10 5sGIo 50
10 ssasIo 50 june, 10 ssSio 70 July. Ii %
n o.: August. II 05G111 o.: September, 10 611
10 CD; October. 10 0Gi0 "a; November, 10 0e1
new YORK, january 3-Cotton very Gull
sales as uplands, 10 s-16: Orleans, 10 Ills ; net
receipts at all ports. 1854 bales; exports 70
Continent, -: stock, LOLA. ss
Net receipts yesterday. 1905; exports to Great
nent, lag
tares january, s-s., buyer; January:
s4-s4. seller Msreh-April. 5 4s-a. buyer
Aprii-May. 5 4s.64. buyer: May-June, ls-64
edyes JaneIuiy 81 :. 9sssf; 5sly-Ausas t
buyer. Futnfes closed quiet.
GALVESTON, January 3-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 10, net receipts :,sS.; gross 2,.3s; sales
exports to Great Britain. -, to the Con-
tinenf, =; to Prince
NORFOLK. January 3-Cotton firm; mid
ding. 10 I-ls; net receipts. 2,5's bales; gross,
receipts 312, stock. 81. H. sales. ST: exports
to Great Britain. -: coastwise. $40
BALTIMORE, January 3-Cotton easy mid
mt stock, iasss: exports to Great Britain &c;
coastwfse, 563 to the Continent, -. sales to
spinners.
BosroN, January ACTION quiet; middIing,
none: stock. -:exDorts to Great Britain =.
WnMLNGroN. january 3-Cotton firm. mid
ding, lSla; net recepss; sio sross 5eee,pts,
wise. -: exports to Great Britain =: to the
Continent, =; to France. =.
PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Cotton firm
i.ss ssce1, ss,iG exports to Great Britain.
-; coastwise, =: to the Continent
sAvANNAH, january 3-Cotton steady; mid
sales, go stock, 133,041; exports coast
wise, IL ISL to the Continent, -; to Great
Britain. =: TO France. =
middling, gzs: net receipts, Il, 20; gross re-
ceipts, l3sE; sales. 5000 stock AZ ssi exports
IL,
to France. coastwise- -
MOBILE, January 3-Cotton quiet mid
ding, n-lo, net RECEIPTS 2;ss3 bales. gross re-
ceastxise Al 10 10 Great Britain, 10 the
Continent,-.
MEMPHIS, January a. Cotton steady; mid
ding, 1916; net receipts, 1654: gross receipts.
3.44: shipments 800 stock ls'.5o' : sales to
Augusta, January 3-Cotton firm. mid
ding. gs: net receipts, 4I9' gross receipts
CHARLESTON. January Section firm; mid
ding, 10; net receipts, 1,l6s bales gross re-
ceipts. IlSs sales, 600; stock 81 seS exports .s
to to France Sasas h's so:stwse 70 rs
Sales after 10 O'Clock were 400 bales
ATLANTA. January 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. Ills; receipts. I'll
General MARKETS
CHICAGO, january a.-wheat values to-day
were lower, and corn and pork were higher
wheat WIS due to the fact that Liverpool and
New York quoted il lower. Nav opened at SIS
Pork opened higher on light receipts of hogs;
May pork started in lU cents higher at Sla.5-
advanced IN sympathy with pork; May opened
Ac lower at 50, Immediately sold up to 55i4.
The monthly deliveries of wheat were fairly
large, but of corn and pork were very light,
hardly any corn went around Lard deliveries
were moderately heavy in the first hour. There
price down TO SIS; it then went up to ssh. but
trading was light. Corn was very arm; the
early bulge did not stop until prices had
reached 5514G55,s for the day; the estimate of
40 cars as receipts for tomorrow, weakness of
wheat and heavy selling caused il to decline TO
54zS. but plenty of buying orders We're brought
out on the decline Nav was speedily rushed
up to 5S14 again, when wheat began TO ad-
vance.
Provisions were steady. but there was no
trading of especial significance.
Cash quoJauons were As follows: Your
prices generally firm No. Spring Wheat,
$40; No. Spring Wheat, =; No. 2,
red. saG. No. Corn. 49yaG4sss No. 2 Oats,
slA- Mess Pork. si5-s5a- Lard, 3. Ska 80:
shoulders, bored. Ss.I0a6.IA. Short clear sides.
boxed. SS0JS-5. Whisky, $1-lo-
Leading futures closed As follows:
wheas.Jannary, :7ssg; February, $50 !:
February, Asa; March, 501s. May, 545s- Oats
January, 3ss: February, 3lss May, S-
Mess Pork-year. =; January, $la3; Feb
February, slS.DGs May. 3I5.s0. Lard-yan-
uary. SIS; February, $40 March. s7.g.
March, 8: May. $s.Is1s-
NEW YORK. january a-southern Flour