The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement of the associated
banks show the following changes:
reserves decrease .--..--..--.-.----S 2,7sS,.t50
Loans. increase. .--..-...-.. 43l 20
Specie, decrease; ...,-.-.....-.... 2.S2,9Oo
Legal Tenders decrease. 5l5,JC0
Deposits, decrease. ...----.-.. 244l. $50
Circulation, Increase 5000. ....-. 1850
The Banks now hold SI5,s0l, AS in excess of
Cation.
NEW YORK. February -. Hubbard, Price
Cos cotton circular to-day says; The better
feeling brought about yesterday by the alb
sOrptlon OF notices. continued to-day, and adj
Vaneed prices at the opening, and still further
during the forenoon. Liverpool was reported
steady. with buyers at the advance. Prices
here on call showed an improvement of > To
points. and increasing faith in the bui move
ment caused hf Che action yesterday brought
orders from outside, which were 70 some OK
tent interrupted by a severe storm. Much
steadiness resulted which continued 70 the
close, but apart from this the market was
without feature The volume OF business was
fair. and the room sentiment now leans to-
wards better prices, solely on the success of
ices The interIGf movement for the week
amounted to 2l,Gg1 bales
NEW YORK. February 25.-Cottou-Net re-
steady; sales, 6s.I4a.
February, 10 5a5ai0 81; March, 10 f6alO 81:
| April, 10 IitI0 a Nav. 10 ;G5ci6 4: .'yne,
| 10 5s6sIO IS July. 10 s&6IG ~: Ang,Is,. 10 81
esl0 81 September, 10 2astl0 Al; October.
2 E.at9 ~; November s'fll9 So /: December.
NEW YORK. February 25-Cotton dull
| sales, =; up!ands 10 a-l6; orleans, 10 Il-IG: net
receipts at all ports, 9,isl bales; exports to
| Great Britain, 16,455; to France, -; TO the
s49,6l7.
VISIBLE CoTToS SUPPLY.
] New YORK, February;25- The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world is 29J1 so bales of
| which 2,as5,o50 are American. against 3 las 764
| ana 2601.34 respectively last ycar. Receipts
| for all interior towns. 3aTss) RtaC,.ipfs from
| plantations. 9.l97. Crop in sight, 6,l95,O9i
LIVERPOOL. February %, p motion flu
tures february-Mareh, 34-el, buyer
| March-ApTil, 1854 seller; May-June. 3 1854
| buyer; June-July, 40 "a. value; July-August,
| 42-6i, seller; August-September, ) 42-6i.
| quiet but steady.
GALvEsroE, February - Cotton steady: mid
ding, s;s; net receipts, l,45s gross 1i5S; sales
az stock, 2S,5so exports cOastwise.
| tlnenf, -; to France, -.
NoRFoLK, February 25-Cotton steady; mid
dling. 80 ~ net receipts 243 bales gross re-
| celpts 243 stock. 1885,; sales, 5It; exports
| 10 Great Britain, =; coastwise, lC1
BALTIMORE, February 25-Cotton easy: md
dlllg, lbs; net receipts, =; gross, so; sales
| -; stock, 1855 exports TO Great Britain, -;
coastW1Se, %; to the Continent -; To France,
=; sales to spinners.
| BOSTON. February 25-Cotton Quiet: middIiup
los; net receipts &}; gross receipts Oh; sales.
\ nome: stock. -: exports TO Great Britain. / Sol.
| WILMINGToN. February 2j.-Cotton steady
middling, l5-l6' net receipts, g. gross receipts,
| o. SaltS, nulles Stock, l..lsb exports coast
wise, 6 exports to Great Britain -; 10 the
Continent, =; to France.
| PHILADELPHIA, February 25-Cotton steady:
middiing l0!.l6; net receipts 50; gross receipts,
50; stock. $3.50; exports 10 Great Britain.
-; coastwise. -; to the Continent. =; ship
ments.
SAVANNAH, February p -Cottnn quiet-mid-
| ding. l3-l6; net receipts, 324 gross, a24
sales, 40 stock, 6i,iI7; exports coast
wise, 5e TO the Continent, 20 to Great
Britain, 4,0t4; to France =.
1 NEEE GlEyTu s,rc o.
middling. rs: net receipts, 4,CB; gross re-
eelpts 41to; sales, 50JJ; stock. 3l0,2S4, exports
to Great britain, l0,4f4: 20 the Continent -i
| TO France. -: coastwise. -.
MOBILE, February 25-Cotton steady; mid
| ding, 80 net receipts, 769 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 20 sales, SO; stock. BOIL; exports
coastwise, 2S2 to Great Britain, -; TO the
| Continent
MEMPHIS, February 20 Cotton steady; mid
| ding. pa net receipts, 1.263; gross receipts
2651; shipments, 2,E0O; STOCK. lI99l3 sales u
AUGUSTA. February 25.-Cotton .teady-mid
| ding, rs; net receipts, 29l gross receipts
| -; sales. g.
CHARLESTON. February 2--Cotton easy; mid
ding, los; net receipts 203 taes; gross re
ceipts, 23: sales, 100; stock. 57.3i6; EXPORT,
TO France, =: cOastwise. =.
ATLANTA, February 25-Cotton steady; mid.
ding, ga; receipts. II.
General Markets
| CHICAGO. February 25.-The bulish feeling
| which marked the close of the session on Fri
day was continued this morning, and trading
| early was OF Il very confident character. Lib
| eTal export clearaDces encouraged wheat buy.
ers, and the price opened y cent over the
| close, and went up to s034: then came the an
nOuncement of a New York failure, the signi.
canoe of which was not known. May closed
| at = u.
Corn opened steady at last nights prices. but
the light receipts and strength in wheat helped
May from 5iSs- the opening figure, to 5les- Ths
| market WAS nervous, however. and when
| little scare came May sold of to 5llt5lz. There
was slight rally from this point. but receipts
| for Monday were estimated at 40 cars. and tn,
| price of May could not again get above tins
opening. where il closed.
There was fair activity in oats at the outset
but prices kept within a small range and he
fore the close the market was dull and neg
.ected- May sold at 81 q and SI}s93l1S, closing
Provisions were slow but strong; trading wa
chiefly between local scaIpers, and fiuctua
uons were small, the range on pork being IL.
cents, but on lard and short ribs cents Sew
eral large operators bought pork early aud ad
feeling was developed and decline of IL cents
but last sales were at advance of 10 cents
Lard was neglected and short ribs sold spar
, ingly.
, Cash quotations were as follows: Fou
steady and unchanged. No. Spring Wheat
,o4fQt ~ No 3 Spring . Wheat, ~ No.
279sG29. Mess Pork, sI3.s716. Lard. s7.7cS
s sSSIf se sa 9Ss E Short e ry s g
boxed, s7.9oaS Whisky. sl.l5.
Leading futures closed as follows:
; 500; June, - 6orn@Febr1Iary,' -; March
! ~; May, BIS: June, Sis. oats-February, =
! March, 80 May, 5ll4; June, 3I94. Mess Porl
May, s:4.05. Lard-February, -; March
| $3.50; May. $3.50: June. -. Short Ribs
February, Sis: March. s7.l5; Nav. s. b.
NEW YORK. February 2j.--Southern Flou
| quiet Wheat-No. red, March, ssss6sssS
| Corn-N0. 2, February, =; March, 50; April, s.
| MAY. 535Ssd15ssl2; June, 80 9tz- Oats-No
March, ~ a o.. 5-i9;; May, s1371@: No. spot
: 37lS0:SS; mixed Western. 5000. Hops in liz
: demand and unchanged Coffee : fair RI
. nominal; options again higher but less active
: | No. Z Rio. February, SI2.I0: March, Sif.4Ol
: lies; May. 81 l5dl15; june, slI .0s5 II z;
2 Sugar quiet bat firms test. -: fair refined
4 1916. refined quiet Holasses d1iI-50 test, y
1 Rice firm Cotton Seed Oil. 81 for crude; 4lfti
for refined. Rosin dun at 81 12lxGlI71x. TuT
Hides quiet and unchanged. Wool quiet bll
4 firTn-domestic fleece. 2353s; pulled, l5fJ3l
I Texas, 1872. Pork steady. New Beef dui
Beef hams steady at S16.J01sl6.a5. Tierce
Cur meats dull and easy. Aiddles dull an
nominal. Lard shace higher-Western steam
Ss.o5Eo8- 10: February, ssO5Gs15; Nay, se.G6i
sos Freights dull
. and lower io cargoes common to prime
+, 1414Gl7s4- Rice steady and IN good demand
= LOUISIANA ordinary to prime 41SN54- CottO
5 Seed products duh and nominal: prime crud
and meal 2lG2li4- Sugar steady-LoiIisian
open Kettle choice Us. prime TO strictly prirni
Il 3 prime. 4zAg4 I-I6; fully fair, good fair. g.
: 5s405; Louisiana eentrifngais, choice whit,
3 $50. on white, 1-IeTs1z; graz whit,
, 5ss4s, choice yellow clarified 8 prime yelo
: seconds. 44G51s- Molasses = Lonisiana ope
n kettle choice, G0<5; strictly prime. ay<L3
d good prime 25El.3;; prime, zlG23 fair TO zoe
If fair, Ng-E common 70 good common, lEgI