The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-10

Union came to the front before noon. how
ever. ana further progress was made over the
in the afternoon, and Jersey Central became n
leading stock. The highest figures were gen
orally reached about D. m, after which time
there WIS "A slight recession all around, but the
close was firm though quiet at but little below
the best prices OF the day. Total sales, $40
shares.
Cation.
NEW YORK. January o. - Green Co.'S
report on cotton futures says: THE mar
ket opened with n firmer tone and gained 8 To
d points, and then took downward turn.
which led To a very liberal decline rates drop
ping OF some ID To 10 points from the highest
of the day. The position simply represented
the course of hquiiation, the tendency to in
crease the estimate Of the crop having gone
out, and induced the run of orders Ia sell long
cotton, also added % the short side 10 some
extent, making altogether AN Oppressive offer
ing abroad However, the tone has been fairly
cheerful, and here there was some very good
nay,ns b A. ae. i,S ~, ci by lew 81 tine
ing continued lack OF tone, but sellers appa-
rentiy less anxious TO force matters Briefly.
the situation represents "A bad of fright
ened longs. who must spill out until the mar
ket is relieved of its superfiuous holding
NEW YORK, January 9.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, SIS; gross, ABB bales. Futures closed
January, 10 slaI0 81; February, 10 ssGIo -
March, 10 tOlDlO Al: April, 10 5bl1l0 81 May,
10 5satIo 50 I; June, 10 61Gsl0 Us; July, 10 ia
10 % /; August, 10 s6GBl0 20: September, 10 $50
10 f0' October. 10 0sal006; November, -.
NEW ,YoRK. January a. Cotton easy
sales, l64 uplands, lOfs orleans, l0ss net
receipts at ali ports. Z.,is0 bales; exports u
Continent, 1855; stock, I.0I7.56s
GALyEsrOS, January . -Cotton quiet; mid
ding la-l6; net receipts .6s, gross l6s; sales
LA, stock. oo.so9 exports coastwise, =;
exports to Great Britain, $3.50; to the Con.
tinent, -; to France.
NORFOLK. January Section steady; mid
ding. - net receipts aos bales gross
To Great Britain. ISIS: coastwise, 2,U.2.
BALTIMORE. January 9-Cotton easy: mid
ding lbs; :, a net re1s,Pts; ID sros7 ii sales
coastwise, -; to the Continent, -; sales &c
spinners.
BOSTON. January 9.-Cotton quiet; midd ling
l0ss: net receipts 3os gross receipts s6j; sales
none: stock. -:.exDorts 10 Great Britain. =.
WHMISoroS. January 9-Cotton steady: mid
ding, s1s' net receipts, 80; gross receipts
wise. exports Ia Great Britain s.s3; to the
Continent, 2,SJ5; TO France.
PHILADELPHIA. January Cotton quiet
middiing. nos; net receipts LBS gross receipts
l-oss' coastwise. :: 10 the Continent, -.
sAvAssAH. January s-Cotton quiet mid
sa ies 10 stock, ii..ss elport. coast.
wise, 3,459; to the Continent, -; TO Great
Britain. $40. 10 France. :.
middlng. 1916: net Receipts, H. c6; gross re-
cepts, u.63: sales, 20: stock 4Is ss4; exports
to Great Britain. s,s:.: 10 the Continent, =
to France -: coastwise. =.
MOBILE January e-Cotton quiet: mid
ding, "a: net receipts, 2,034 bales; gross re-
ceipts. 2.u14; sales, 3d. stuck. D, IDS; exports
cosistwise, 10: 10 Great Britain. ADO. 10 the
Continent
MEMPHIS. January o. Cotton easy: mid
ding, Va, net receipts, 2-24s: prcss receipts,
5,il5: shipments i.uUo; stock IL. 3O4 sales q
spinners.
AuGusrA. January s--Corton dull : mid
ding. Va net receipts, SO gross receipts
:. sales. sll-
CHARLEsroS. January e--Cofton easy; mid
ding nominal; net receipts 40 bales, gross re-
ceipts. l,@4J sales. - stock 5Z.sio exports
To Great Britain. -. 10 the Continent,
To France. -: coastwise. e.0B.
sales Saturday afternoon loo tales; mid
ding. To-
ATLANTA. January Cotton weak; mid
ding, vs.. receipts 20.
General mAshefs
CHICAGO. January g.-The bearish effect oi
the Government crop report of Saturday had
not yet worn Oh when the markets openea
this morning In the grain pits trading sfarted
Ia falriy active, but prices were lower thar
Safurday-eJx for May.
Traders in wheat appeared very nervou,
dur1ng the nrst hour. Liverpool was Nd lower
and local spccuiators were pretty general,
steady, with little doing, ranged between So,
and s&14. the highest point being reached whef
the visible supply showed q decrease Of sf5ss
bushels. which was larger than expected. WA
announceds The bulk of trodnx was in
ssnsii way and doue BY scsipers. May closed a
Corn - the n0st astive grain on the Moor
aDd was Fn&her weak; there was = disposition
both 70 realise anA 20 sell ahort- The visible