The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-06

Governments dLiI but steady per cents
I:5Ia; four and half per cents, coup, i0s1s.
State Bonds dull but steady.
Ala. Glass A ass le4 NJ Pacific lists. IS
Ala, Class ID, SIS los NewYork Cenfr1 ~.
Georgia 7's,mort. iU4I4 Nor'k 4 West pre- -
N g., cOns'd 6's---ils Northern Pacific. 2szs
n. c., eons'd As. 20 North'n Pc. pref. s655
8 e. Brown con. iN Pacific Mail. Ss12
Tenn, setulet3's.- % ReadInx..--. D. -
virginia eonsoi'd. 90 Rich. & DanviiIe =
Chesapeake x Ohio. 30 8ich- 4 West PIT Is
Northwestern .0sss aock Island.-..-..iI2
NOTthwest'n pref-IB 81. Paul sjls
Delaware Lack i5.4 St Paul pret'd-- -il:t4
East Tennessee. 10 Tenn Coal & Iron. ISIS
Lake Shore. 951s Union Pacific 800 5.Ss
Louisville * Nash a. New Jersey Cen 20
Memphis n Char So Missouri Pacific SOS
Mobile * Ohio. Us Western Union .s1s
Wash. Il Chat. 161a Cotton Oil Certlh. 3l4
Asked IBID
NEW YORK. January 5--The stock market
was less active to-day, but decidedly
strong and showed broadening tendency,
which has not been seen for a long time. Coal
stocks and grangers again leaders of
speculation Influences in advance were re-
ported, the signing of the Oregon Navigation
lease and the investment demand for railroad
mortgages, in consequence of heavy January
disbursements. There was some selling OF st.
Paul by traders in the early morning. Western
Union Was more active than usual of late. out
attracted special attention Among the
speciaIties Quicksilver preferred was very
strong and comparatively active, and Wheel
ing and Lake E,ie again advanced sharply on
the report that a meeting had been held be-
tween parties controlling the stock and repre-
sentatIveS OF a London syndicate. at which an
arrangement was made to carry out the pro-
posed change in the stock, making the present
stock preferred and new stock issued on ex-
tension to bee common
The opening quiet but steady. and the
market was firm from the first sale, and
Lackawanna and Missouri Pacific took the
lead in "A steady advance. Fort Worth and
Denver WAS the only weak spot, and the mar
After that time, however, there little
more animation, and Quicksilver preferred
reached their highest points at about l p. m.
after which the market remained steady at an
the best prices of the day. Total sales, ID. 90
shares
NEW YORK. January s. - Green & Cos
report on cotton futures says: "A fairly ac-
tive and somewhat Irregular market pre-
vailed to-day, but on the whole tIe tone was
was recovered without much of an effort.
Lower Liverpool quotations oy public e ,t,o'e
private account, andI figures of the. interior
and port movement were construed as some
what stronger Nothing To Indicate any uppest
feeling could be noted. but offerings were
more careful The supply disappeared with
greater expedition. and matters had less of
the former tame appearance. AT the Close
the rites were about Appoint better than last
evening, and well held
New YORK. January 5-Cotton-Net re-
january, 10 HalO AZ. February. 10 52lEIO 50 !;
10 5 sstlo y - u1e, 10 p eIl6 ": 81: July, 10 sS
10 o. /; Angus, II 0Iatn or; september, 10 ssg
70 So; October, 10 Ssgl0 Il; November, 10 osG
NEW YORK, January s. Cotton duh -
| sales, So; uplands, l01a Orleans, 1875; net
Great Ss,P' BRITAIN az h to France so. ~ the
Continent, s.5.,i, stock. I,044..s0.
LIvERPooI- Janury > p m--Cotton fu-
F SisT I'd. buyer: February March, 5
1854, buyer; March-ApriI, 5 +s64. buyer !:
seller; June-July. A "a buyer; July-August,
; 4s-6i buyer; August-September, 4S-oi,
buyer. Futures closed fairly steady.
GALVESTON, January Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 10; net receipts 3lOl, gross 3s,l; sales,
-; stock. .5.5A: exports coastwise. = /;
| tinent. !, or5 ; to Prince.
NoKFoLK. january 5-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, iie' met ressRss : s eaes ssSsS
to Great Britain, -, coastwise. 80.
BALTIMORE, January 5-Cotton easy; mid
ding. byss; NET receipts, 30 sross. s4 saiss
=; -stoeE, is+=. exports TO Great Britain. a.ss ~
spinners, sSo-
BOSTON, January 5.-Cotton quiet: middling.
lO9s: net reeeipts ilS gross receipts 80; sales
wuMISGroN, January 5-Cotton steady. mid
ding, s1s; net receipts. I gross receipts,
safes no s ,a Ora, .S R,ita ~ the
Continent, :; To France. =.
| PHILADELPHIA, january Cotton quiet
middling loss net receipts ~ gross rsestp is
l.t'e''; eosstwiss, =: TO the Continent,--
| SAVANNAH, January 5-Cottnn quiet mid
dling' rs net reSe'p5s. 40 gsUrs, s.S
| wise, l.1f5 tn the Continent, 4,b0, to Greal
britain, to France.
New ORLEsSs. january 5--Cotton easy
eeipts. 5,0.5; sales, 6.lJl stock .,t.s; exports
To Great Britain, AID: 10 the Continent, -;
1 To France. -: coastwise- f-s2l-
| MOBILE, January 5-Cotton quiet mid
| ding. 1915. net receipts S5 bales; gross re-
/ ceipts. s1s; sales, SO: stock. J.ssl: exports
/ Continent, -.
MEMPHIS. January s. Cotton steady; mid
ding l-l6; net reeeipts, ,.54: gross receipts
| 3hSS: shipments 100. stock lso,sH; sales to
| AUGUSTA. january 5.-Cotron duh mid
ding; gss net receipts, sd gross receipts
CHARLEsroS, January 5-Cotton steady: mid
eeiPs;. ESQ s saIes, si IS stock ssis eSDorf.
| To France. loo; eosstwise. -.
ATLANTA. January Cotton quiet; mid
ding. Q Ills receipts las.
General MARKETS.
CHICAGO, january a-May wheat opened a
as51s under heavy buying Corn opened al
| 545ssf155 for May. under the influence of heav
! receipts OF noks- May PORK optned ccttt- IN
at xls55. The opening spurt in wheat WA
| short lived, and May fell hack To So
An hour after the opening all markets were
| quiet and steady, with May wheat at 80. May
/ corn 54ss. Nav pork. sl5-50. Pork then went Il
sl5.s5, aud the bears tried 10 force IL down, but
| IL would not yield.
| Wheat and corn markets, though quiet dur
ing the last half of the morning session. thert
was a squirt ar one time in May wheat Ia eSfs
and then il held steady for q long time at s5t4
Nothing new was developed in provisions
the demand was fairly good for pork. and by
ED May was steady around Si5-5sis. lArc
| continued weak. with several people making
efforts sell, but meeting with but poor sue
| cess
At about O'Clock there was a sharp buls'
| to sJsS6Ss5ls in wheat. but there Was fres
| realizing and il dropped back TO e45s. Ma,
| corn went To 5{5s and back 10 541S-
| Cash quotauons were As follows: siou
prices generally steady. No. Spring Wheat
.ss9 No. 9 Spring whe.t: " Nc.
Sc. Mess PORK, sisGiss. Lard. s.sse
Shoulders. boxed, so-i0asE. short clear sides
Leading futures closed a follows:
xsres. II: %ss ssz s Jsnssi;, -.
January. nI; February. Kay, sssi
Ns<s Pork-year. i January, SlA9; FEB
short Short kiSsojs.assy. ss'ss Febraasyy.. 80
March, :; May. Ss-ls1<