The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-20
MARKET REPORT.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
WALL STREET REVIEW.


bound in prices of stocks to-day was
quite violent. especially in those stocks
which were most depressed yesterday. L.
& n. was run up Ia. n, P, ga, 9. F.
b @ and A ann ana s Sc Fl Eeaaing
fractions. There was sprinkling of de-
clines which run to large fractions. Great
Northern, preferred, and n p lost their
A lively selling movement carried pri-
ces below yesterdays level throughout
borough metropolitan stocks ana the Mo-
lent decline in Hooking Coal on sales of
small lots were weakening factors. Hook
borough Metropolitan 3 IL, the preferred
5, Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste:
Marie 212 and Reading. Chesapeake and
United States Rubber and Ohio a point.
Bonds were irregular
The pressure against the Hill stocks
was abandoned for a time and they got
back to their high figures. Later whole
sale liquidation in the marlborough Met
ropolitan, stocks, which cost the common
general reaction, which ran to a point
In many of the prominent stocks. c. G.
W.. Western Maryland certificates. and
The dis Sntf liquidation in Hooking
Coal broke prices in the whole list, De-
points and in Minneapolis, st. Paul and
soute ste 81, Marie arno and Pittsbnrg Coal
and Ohio 8 IA and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit 2 1-2 A run of shorts to cover caused
a violent rally during the noon hour, but
the announcement of a second stock ex
change failure caused prices to run off
again and left the tons very settled.
Hooking Coal sold as low as %, COM
pared with 81 IA, yesterdays final price.
out the list, Some of the notable declines
were American Express 90, Central Rail
ia. chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha 5, Reading, Western Maryland
Certificates, "a and Laclede Gas 8 IL.
COTTON MARKET.
New York. Jan. 1s.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of 1901
points and while there was a renewal
of liquidation by Western and Southern
houses, which caused slight reaction
during the first few minutes, the under
tone was decidedly better and prices dur
ing the middle of the morning ruled
about IS to 81 points net higher on the
above the low point yesterday Lower
cables than expected and reports of an
increased demand from spinners in con-
b ,uSi which deveioped on the break ' Of
yesterday seemed reassurfng to the re-
naming long interest.
The cotton market was steady late in
the forenoon on continued demand
from trade interests and shorts, with May
contracts selling around 14.14 or about as
points above the closing prices of last
night
middIing upiands i44o; middiing gulf,
14.65. No sales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Jan. 19.-Wheat continued on
the down grade in the early trading here
to-day and fell off at the opening general
ly from IA to 1-2 below yesterdays final
figures. Continued liberal movement to
centers induced by fine weather condi-
tions counterbalanced slightly improved
demand for cash grain and gave support
to the bearish sentiment which predor1i-
mated in the pit.
In the first hour prices moved over a
range of from 3-S to 1-2c The volume of
trading was in the May delivery which
opened at LOS to 1894 and afterwards
dropped back to about the opening
figures.
General commission house selling in the
corn pit caused a falling off in prices at
the outset. Excellent weather through
out the corn belt accelerated the move
ment of the country elevators to check
stock which of late has been delayed.
The range in the first hour was about
Lac, comparing practically with the open
ing figures which for May were 1-sG3-s
to 1-4Q1-2c lower than yesterdays final
figures at 81 3-S to ST Is.
Trade in the oats pit reflected the
course OF wheat and corn Increased
meAement of the crop being the principal
factor in the decline which at the start