The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-05

March, 5 Ss-64, buyer: March-April. s4-s4.
buver: April-May, ; 16-64, buyer; May-June
August. 42-64, buyer; August-Septeinler
1864, seller; September, 1854, value. Fu-
lures closed easy.
ding, 10 net receipts, go. gross, 776 sales
-; stock, 1850 exports coastwise, -;
tinent, -; to France,
NORFOLK, February 4-Cotton easy; mid
ding, 10 net receipts, LIB bales; gross,
receipts Lbs; stock. 4e,sss: sales. 49,; exports
TO Great Britain. -; eoastwise. 76s.
BALTIMORE, February 4-Cotton easy; mid
ding, lu12; net receipts, -; gross, - sales,
-, '''o - ~ pieit ott'eit- ifo,
eoastWlse, -; 10 the Continent; tn France
sales to spinneFs.
BOSroN, February 4-Cotton quiet; middling,
lOt net receipts D 4el: gross receipts. 1924; sales.
none; stock. -. exports TO Great Britain. 52i2.
WuMINGToN, February a Cotton quiet
mlddling- 10 net receipts, la; gross receipts.
AZ; sales, none; stock, Il, 1876; exports coast
wise, 5s5; exports TO Great Britain =; to the
Continent, -; to France. -.
PHILADELPHIA. February 4,-Cotton quiet
middling lO4 net receipts -; gross receipts,
q stock, n 5l exports to Great Britain,
-; constwlsc, -: TO the Continent. =; ship
meuts,
SAVANNAH. February 4-Cotton dun mid
ding, 9s5 net receipts. l,Isi; gross, l,4s4;
wise, -; To the Continent, =; TO Great
Britain. -: 10 France -.
NEW ORLEANS. February 4-Cotton quiet
middlng, 9 I}-l6; net receipts, l0,s13 gross re-
ceipts, l0,sl3: sales 1890; stock $4,000; exports
10 Great Britain. -: to the Continent, 1.sI0;
to France. 1894: coastwise. 3,749
MOBILE, February 4-Cotton quiet; mid
ding ID l6: net receipts, LILO bales; gross re-
ceiptS, l.la4 sales, 400: stock, 390qO: exports
coastwise. $50; to Great Britain, -: 10 the
Continent.
MEMPHIS. February T. Cotton quiet mieS
dng,9 1916; net receipts, 1905: grGss receipts
Z,3l4; shipments, 3s5: stock rs .459 sales TO
AUGUSTA. February 4.-Cotton quiet mic
ding, 10; net receipts, ~ ; gross receipts,
| -; sales. 404.
CHARLESTON. February 4--Cotton firm; mid
eeipts, LOO sales, 500; stock. 50 4sD exports
1 to Great Britain, -: to the Continent -.
| to France. -: cUastwise. S2s.
ATLANTA. February 4-Cotton quiet. mid
| ding, 81; receipts. I0l.
General sar cts.
CHICAGO, February THE grain market
started out strong ON a report of the Aussor-
/ German alliance. Wheat was the center of
| interest. and there was fair activity and SONS.
nervousness IN the pit most of the session May
wheat opened at 81, and Immediately advanced
TO SIS; persistent selling by leading operators
subsequently broke il sa7ssIE, at which figure
| houses with eastern connections were liberal
| purchasers of wheat, and after the heavy sell
| ing mentioned May firmed up to SIT and lust
/ before the close again TO the highest figure of
| the session. and closed at S3s6
| Corn was quiet and little of interest deyel-
| oped in the market Many of the regular
| traders were in the wheat pit price kent
/ within q cent rHnge- and the close prices were
| the same as yesterday, May closing at 5256
| dull at - 10y
| Provisions were Quiet and a shade easier tb,.
close finding pork 2IS. lard aud short ribs 81
| lower at the close. The arrivals of hogs wer,s
| fair and the market weaker. The big local
| traders, with one or two exceptions were not
| in the market To any extent One opernfnr
| however, sold about eco tierces of lard and
| 2,0O,UO pounds of short ribs. After the large
traders withdrew the market was given over
| TO scalpefs, who traded lightly. and the marke ct
became stupid; May pork sold at sl4.42le@
az -. and closed at s. 90: short ribs at Il -aiI
| GJ!.s71e. and closed at S7.75.
1 Packing since November l. l. +S2 90 hoes a
decrease OF 5000 from last year. At present
| rate of increase the shortage will be overcome
hogs materially decrease.
| Cash quotauOns were as follows: riour
steady and unchanged. No. Spring Wheat,
800. Mes Pork. si4.s6al4 3. lard. sS aiS
shoulders, boxed, 81. Short Clear sltesy b sa,s
| ssGls.O5. whisky, SLI3
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-February, 76j4 March. -: May,
M May, as5s; June S. rs February,
@yesr, -: Fe6uary. sia : March mejs ro n.
Nay FG. s -. Lssnrd.Fsbraary, 81 ;s1s March,
February, s7-55; March, :; May, 81 %.
NEW YORK, February 4. -soutbern Flour
tirm-cOmInon to fair extra. S3.3Da3eO: good
TO choice SAg5. Wheat-options ruled sire ny
during the entire session. advancing Il to -,
closing steady, with reaction OF n to IA cent:
speculation fairly active; spot shade higher:
No. red, February, s915 :; March, a01SfI9Osz,
May. sstsaa2.4. Corn trifie better but com
paratively quiet: No. ?, February, co.,: Marcel
COS; May, 75sGsl1s- Oats shade better bun
quiet No. 2 February, 3S1k0SsZ Marcel
Ssa9e4: May, 3alsa3914; No. z, spot, 3ssaa4
mixed Western. 39lI4l. Hops quiet and weak
Cotfee-spot fair Rio firm at 1914 . options /:
to % points higher and fairly active: No. Rio
| February, sl2st1l3; March. S12-5J0l2. 20: May
sls 5sa R..0; June, sl2-45GIs-60- Sugar duh
and nominal; fair refining quoted ut ~; re,
nned dull. Molasses dull and nominal-fO test
~. Cotton seed OIL quiet at IS for crude: goa
II for refined Rice firm: Rosin steady at 81 o. J,
Wi-R13. Turpentine steady at 40ls Hides II
light request Pork firmly held-Iness, SEQ
22a37; pulled, l5a5l0; latter choice: Texa.
1000. Beef dull Tierced Beef steady; eIf,
extra India mes. i5ahl7. Beef hams steady a,
shoulders, 614iG65S. Middies dull Lard dni
and heavy; western steam spot, $500: Feb
mary. SsSa9at2; May, Ss.050S.l2. Freight.
dun.
NEW ORLEANS. February 4-Cofree ou,,
and weak . no cargoes common to prime
! i51z@ls1z. Rice active firm and higher
Louisiana ordinary to prime. 855zs5E- Cotton
seed products dun and nominal: prime crude
OIL 30: summer yellow oil, nominal Suga,
active and trm-Louisiaua open kettle choice
aI-ls: prime 20 strictly prime. 81 prime. q,
a bis; fully fair, cool fair. s5sE14 Il-I,
good common 41f1+ y 10: Louisiana ce-fifrffa
gals. choice white. 65s165z: choice yeIIov
clarified, l3l65 ISIS; prime yellow cIssrifis
~. Aolasses quiet aud duh -Louisiana ops !
kettle choice, Ss935. strictly prime ax6:
! good prime. 2sg2.: prime, 2sfe24 Louisisn \,
centrifugais- strictly prime. 5gGss prime Z.
good prime. lSlsls: fair TO good lair. I73Is
, ST. Louis, February 4-Fiour nncbapg.s
Wheat-No- red cash, e85z1sl1k: FebrIIars
; slgS9s; May, szl49sS4. Corn cash, - 6
4: February, 4sy7 asked: May, 4s1za4sE. 0sfS
steady cash, 0s1Jo14: February, =: May, sG5l
Whisky steady ct SI0s- Provisions 81 AZ,
,ork. new, sl5g. Lard. s7.5a. Dry saii
. | meats, boxed, shoulders. S5-s566: long c,ca,
$50. 90. clear ribs. S7.50f17-.G short eIes,
sa.1a Baeon-boxed shoulders. $6-501. Ion
| clear. Ss.31Iz clear ribs, $500 short cies,
ss-5oGs.o21<- Hams steady at sIo.5oalz
: WILMINGTON. February f--Iurpent1ne sfeaa
at 81 Rosin firm: strained. 50. good sfrainef
/ So Tar firm at $l-l5 Crude Turpenfine Arm
$ hard. slls: yellow DIP 81 Ii: VIRGIN. 81. Is.
a sAvASsAH, February 4.-Turpenfine ouj<
at 5s54. hosin Arm at Ss1s7k
: CHARL Esros, February 49, urnenf,ne stead
I. at 3714- kosin steady good strained. %.