The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-31

noee quts<- ths feeling wss steady. and tr.d-
ma Afgely Of . local character.
to seii by Tebruary lones' and K csnt deo1iss
IN prices vns the result Nay ruled nrm an9
acsive and siso easy yet there Was no esseutisa
Provfsdous. owing to largely increased re-
ceipts OF hogs. sccompsniea by q redust,on IN
we're xi lover on All N iesdins articles. Nav posi
opened 10 cents lower at sla 70. Declined e
slA 90 re , steady Tor some time; rssetsd
Sl4 n ON realizing at the advance became duh
and a1inssressins and eiosed az siA s5,,., nAx
cents lower. short ribs were quiet and ~
Cash quotations were as follows: viour
steady and unchanged- No. I. Spring Wheat
1ss0E: No; 3 spring Wheat. - No 2
sa.s,s' Mess P Pork. si1iosis ssSS. Lard. SIS
short no sides; ieose. Sxsg. Dry sslted
i sesed' sssss s @Slsty. Sta s1 ''eA ~
Leading futures closed as follows;
x Mes.r!aSSH ay ysl,s 6or Tso5ssx a
ns.s s FseFgsfs ss s &c
mary. Fssrasry. s1.i.lS; May. :. So s
March. SEA-: NAV. s. 20.
NEW YORK. January 30 southern Flour
duli,comrn.n 70 fair extra. ss-0as9 good
ssss spfs s sS r. 'sssa ~ Nay, ss s
Fem Feoasr 70 &c l Sas. sosl H oais . cent
lower and heavy: No. 2, January nominal;
SPOT pot $1,000. mixei western, ss94i. Hops
dull. Coffee-spot fair Rio nominal at IL; on
5 peSsu un,e't!s SG RIO Marsh
May Sl2ssGel2-.o- Sugar dun and entirely
Mo. fair rsnR Ree euS r@ at ceson seed
Oil quiet at IS for crude; 900 81 for refined
Resin steady at siG1s9l l2zs. Turpentine
quiet Wool dull and acknowledgements
fleece. ss9.5. pulled, i564o, latter choice :
Cut meats firm Picked bellies. .ssgsls.
Picked shoulders, $685. Middies dull Lard
g points l FsSrus ana ega Mss!e Has 'sa
0s.5. Freights dull-cottou. I'D
l LONDcS, January 1.-THE Mark Lane Ex-
press says: There n no demand for native
wheats, and it Is impossible TO sell either in
the London or country markets except at a
L decline ranging from pence 10 shilling The
/ condirion helps TO depress values sales OF
i English wheat during the past Week were
/ tiers at se 5d for the corresponding week last
i year. Flour Is greatly depressed, the best
qualities, though scarce, barely MAINTAIN ta theii
| nal There are no buyers even at pence
| shilling decline. Liverpool quotations are
| clined pence per sack Corn Is steady. owing
to small supplies There were four arrivals OF
and one remains At to-day's mar ket decline,
in wheat was unreleved- English wheat wa,
l pence i shilling cheaper ON the week. hour
| pence lower Corn Quiet. oats dull
NEW ORLEANS. January D.-Cofee-mar
ket dull and lower Rio cargOes common
| TO prime, l6l4flls- Rice is in good demand
| Louisiana ordinary to prime. 434DJ9s- Cotton
/ Seed products dun and nominal; prime Crude
oil, 3azl: summer yellow oil, nominal Sugal
| kettle choice lilo: prime TO strictly prime
50 prime, l516; fully fair, good fair, 1850
/ ll-16; good common. 4lzsfD4 Clio: Louisiana
centrifugals, choice white. 63s6t.4, choic,
yellow clarified. $50; prime yellow clarified
534615 l3 ID; cn yellow clarified. l1-l6GJI4
| Moiasses quiet-Louisiana open kettle choice
-, strictly prime. 55f534, good prime, 29asss
l prime, 3Gb24; Louisiana centrifugals- strict,
l prime to choice, 23f524: prime 10 good prime
| 1963l; fair to good fair, lSd1l9-
| ST.. LOUIS, January 3O.-FIour unchanged
l Wheat No. red cash, s0i4s1; January. =
February. =; May. s2ts6s25s- Corn highe
cash, 4614@A January, -; February
46s4. May, 4sss94sa4- Oats weak and lower
cash. S149 January -; May, a1s0
meats, boxed, shoulders. sac long clear
| $500; clear ribs. S7.621xG: short clear
| S..S7tS. Bacon-boxed shoulders, $500: Ions
| clear, $50: clear ribs. SO so short clear
| $s-55d5s6s5S. Hams steady at Sl0-JGGl2.
l WuMINGroS. january 30-Turpentine firm
at 3s1s- hosin firm; strained. 80; good strained
S. Tar firm at $l-l0. Crude Turpentine firm
| hard. Sl-20: yellow din. 81 %: virgin S2-25-
| SAVANNAH, january 30 -Turpentine-noth
ing doing. Rosin steady at S5f1s1Is-
| CHARLESTON. January 50.-TurnentIne nomi
| nal Rosin quiet-Sood strained 90