The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

range of quotations. Bears made a raid on
Pacific Mail and Missouri Pacific in early trad
ing. but the Gould brokers were steady buy
ers. and those stocks were soon dropped for
Others by the bears ST. Paul was hammered
and dealings attracted much attention. ana the
short interest being very large, the threatened
squeeze made some apprehension among them;
fluctuations Of stock. however, notwithstand-
ing its comparatively heavy transactions were
only II per cent for the entire day Manhat-
tan proved to be the only stock stun remaining
vulnerable to- the attae Ks OF the bears, ana II
dropped 2Ls per cent. though this was after
ward recovered Union Pacific was active ana
heavy throughout, a steady depreciation last
ing all day taking place. and il Is the only one
of the active list showing a material chanRo
presented a firm front throughout The mar
ket closed dull and heavy at. insignimcant
changes for the day. Total sales were En-"o
shares.
NEW YORK. january - = Green Cos
report on cotton futures says: The market
has again proven slow and dragging through
out with very few features presented, upon
which decided action could not tie taken There
i an evident inclination 10 see what effect the
imnroyesi weather will have upon receipts
moth sides feeling hopeful OF Obtaining a
favorable result, and this IN conjunction , Win
rent business dependent erssiy upon s ,is,I,
ineIines TO bs bearish, and, with some few sell
ing on ders from New Orleans. the indications
are that an addition has been made TO the snort
side Elli-Dne DguEts It'tlNta
added a little To the weak feeling. the showing
being follows Mill stocks, Great Britan'
10000 bales Continent, $1,000; total, .oD,u
against ssOO0 last year, including 10000 and
I,6uD TO Great Britain and Continent respec-
nysy Mee aa.ast Fl "1 last year: Continent
.sOuO against d 900 bales last year The range
of cost was 3 to points lower. with some re-
cnveTy. but the close was dull and still frac-
ton below last evening"
NEW YORK. January 2i-Cotton-Net re.
ceipts. SO; gross, $50 bales FUTURES eio~ou
kut -ff1ldy- -stls<.
January. 10 SsLIO - February, 10 5tdlo 55;
March. 70 Ssalo O.; !, APRIL ,d ~ se1 u,y 10 n az
| 10 81: August, 10 94gl0 90: septemp.r, III *o1
| 10 ~. October. 10 l3ssi0 ID: November, =.
., New 81 fon apianas u % Orleans. ioa net
receipts AZ an nosts i's 6les; IS, ssp1rts the b.
Continent. 5.d0I; 20 the Channel -: stock,
as.Os..
| LIVERPOOL Janury "a. 4p. m.-Cot.on fu-
I FaS7,,arS apas ia. buyer: February. Nsrsh
| ;ss-6t buyer; March-April, sle4. seller
AEIlNsy a sei e .e, MnyJja as.Au sss
| 5 4s-64 seller; August-September, 4s-e4'
buyer. Futures closed dull
| GALvEsTos. January = Cotton Urn mid
ding, l0g net receipts, ..les: Erots. sies sales
| 80 stock. 4s.:4o. exports coastwl-e-
| exports 90 Great Britain. -; To the Con
| tinent. TO France. =
NORFOLK. January si-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 10 lilo net receipts. 5ls b:.l.s sro-.
| receipts 5l.; stock. aisf.; sales. $50 eApo''
10 Great Britain. =. co;Astwise. w.t.
BALTTxoRE. January sA-totton easy mla
ding Isxs: net receipts, .Ue. grses- LID, safes
=: stock 81 .05s. exports I'd Great Brifain- Suno
| ctzasrwf &c, 3. to the Continent. o.; 10 france
3tt saIes To splnnerA.-
BOSTON, january A-Cotton quiet. middlfng
lOs4 net receipts lao. gross receipts a5s.' sale.
| nome. stock. =: exports % Grsaf britAln- LIZ
WILMINGTON. January :4-Cotfon quiet
middlinx 10 Lie. receipts 80, gross receIpt,
sxr sales, none stock. l4.ue. exports coast
| wise. =: exports to Great BrifAAn =. I'd tns
Continent-; to France. :.
! PHILADELPHIA, January a--Cotton firm
middiipg 10 lilo; net receipts "a. gross receipt