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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
THE STOCK MARKET
BULL M0vEAENT RESUMED AND
 PACIFICs ADVANCED.
Real Features of the Day Were St. Paaf nnd Atchison, Buying of These Issues Being Regarded as
 Impressfve.

New York. Aug. 25--The bull move t ment which marked the closing of yes.
 terday.s stock market. was resumed at
 and Southern Pacific continued their
 adyances to new high records The r.ai features of the day, however. were
 these Issues su was sets resarded @ as most inn m
 Braced united seates sates steei eeimea common, which touched the highest prices since l9Ul; the Hill issues, Reading. New
 York Central and Smelling Opening sales of Union Pacific aggregated 20,O00 shares; Southern Pacific, 5000; St. Paul, 10000, and Steel 7,500. The market al- most immediately reacted though st. ground.
 rapid rise In St Paul other than tho rumor everywhere heard during tho last few days of buying of the stock for Southern Pacific for Hartman inter Atchison's rise was ascribed to the belief that the stock was to be placed oi, per cent dividend basis. The ex- taking and the market reiapsed before the end of the first hour. A fresh spurt IT. st. Paul and Atchison,. which sent these stocks higher than before, Apparently no thought was given to the bank statement until shortly before its issuance. when some apprehension
 we icite.St tcu III the tone. These fears were groundless, however, fnasumch as the statement was in most essentials favorable.
 Leans showed only a nominal in crease, considering the volume of the weeks business, while the cash loss was less than. half the amount con
 servatively estimated. To be sure, the reserves were reduced to less than s4,-- S00,000, as against ss,000, 900 for the cor responding week last year. over $57.- 00c,0o0 in 1904, and more than $20.000,- coo in 1903 The showing for 1904 is hardly q fair criterion as the banks
 then held the money paid by the Gov erEment for the Panama Canal The market made a general recovery after the publication of the statement. St. Paul and Atchison again leading the list. Heavy proft-taking set In and tho. market. while closing extremely active. showed general recessions from the top Union Pacific making a net de- cline. The net gains in St Paul and Atcbison were 3-4 and 3-4 points,
 respectively; Practically the entire active list shows material gains for ths week Total sales of bonds. par value, NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(correctefl pailvl

Corrected Daily.l
 These prices are at wholesale and not 10 starch--corn s@1oc standard goods. pearl 4hc' gloss lump 4hc; nickel pack
 Rice-Extra fancy sMc; head 4@5c: broken $40: Japan Sc Salt--Liverpool si; Virginia Soc. Yinegar-Per gallon 14@22c. coffee--Green. common 1oh-@11c; prime iih @lihc; choice i2@12Mc; fancy 1a@
 candies-stick shc; fancy s@1oc. craekers-xxx soda ehc; xxx Ginger
 Fiour-Basis of barrels: High patent | f.. 30; fancy patent s4.se; half patent
 Meal-s7hc; pearl 7oc; peerless 7aHc Lard-Leaf iekc; eofnpoudn 7Ac basis Hams-Dove 1sc; others 14M @15c. Grain and Hay--Bran $1. 10; shorts si 15; corn chops 67Re; white corn 75c; oats mix ed 4se; white soc: white clipped 5fc; tim othy si 05; Johnson grass 70ej rust proof oats 52c.
 Cotton seed meaI-s2s ,oo Wool-Clean 25c; burry wool 12hc: washed wool s5c Beeswax--24A @25hc.
 Grapes--4 ID. baskets 2o@22hc: h.
 Fruit and Produce--Triumph potatoes s1. co bu.; onions s1. 50 bui Western green head cabbage. bbl crates $2 25; apple and white wine vinegar i5e gal; fancy fall cream cheese. daisies 14h @15c; fancy H. peanuts Sc lb lemons $s box,
 NAlueS--Oly iIHtS AS hfJ SnihSo IT 72cS green salted 9kc.
 Chickens-Hens 90 a 36c; flyers 2s G1 BOG; broilers Is @2ac
 Molasses-Geofgia Can barrel 35c per gallon. cases. gallons s9. % per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin. gallons s14; E gallons s7 50; quarts $4. 25 per dog
 Sugar-Granulated Sac; F. Y. c. 4%c.
 Country butter-15c.
 Eggs-13c
 seed-Rye, sI per bu. wheat q 05: barley s1l crimson clover 12ci alfalfa 1492oc per Ib.; onion sets, white skin s2; pearl s2; blue grass IS lsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
I,ondou stock Exchange.

London, Aug. 25-The weeks trading
 on the Stock ExchanSe was not of al, even character and left quotations gen
 orally lower. except Americans, which
 again showed substantial gains. Invest nlent purchases among operators Tn British securities shrank to small pro- portions Quotations gradually crum bled. though they were kept for. q Valparaiso disaster had a depressing effect on gilt edged securities owing to fears of further selling on the part of the insurance companies to meet their tn nature of marking down as a pre- eautioriary measure as not much stock changed hands. Foreign securities. lin which Paris Is interested. did not show
 much irregularity though Russians weakened owing to the unfavorabie Americans had exciting sessions early 1 in the week. following the boom in Wall street. The prices of Union Pa cific scared to fresh night levels, other Comparative dullness ensued in the mid dle of the week but today another up-
 ward burst occurred--Union Pacific
 again leading and closing at $22 per
 share higher than last week. Atchison.
 New York, finished $10 per share higher while other stocks on the active list showed net gains of from e3 to sf per share. The forthcoming settlement will
 be rather trying time. it is.said, with some operators, in view Of the big rises
 which have occurred since the last ac- count.
 Money at present is plentiful owing
 to the large dividend distributions. but
 the future eourso.i is decidedly uncertain
 owing to the ordinary demand for gold
 for Egypt and South America. coupled
 with the probability that New York
 VIII take next weeks arrivals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
HAS CANvAssED COFFEE.
Major CarIIaIe Speaks in the Interest
 of Cunningham.

of Cunningham. . -
 Elba, Aug. 25.-(Speciai. )-MaJor 1T; ] Carlisle closed ten days. tour or speeches in the Interest of pr Gun, ningham with a speech oH ap hour ana n half to a good crowd at Elba: He has spoken In every section of the County. and says that Dr. Cunning ham will carry Coffee unless all indi-
 Major Carlisle Is an able and con. vincing speaker, and the fact that he has made so close canvas of the County has made Cunningham votes.
 The advance guard of Brannen and Henderson's employees came in today This old and wealthy firm is moving
 Fiha is growing and many new people are coming in. One of the hest features of this influx of new corners Is that many of them are well-to do farmers from Lee and other East Ala bama counties who are drawn here b. the low prices of good farm lands.
 The County campaign is drawing to close. Of the candidates for Rep resentative. J. A.. Carnley has been making speeches for several weeks. His opponent, R. H. Arrington, be- gan making speeches the middle of this week, making only q few. The two candidates met at Jack, in North ConsA In joint debate Thursday be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

that some August crop estimates in years gone by have been wide of the marks and history may repeat itself. Temperatures remain high in the Central Gulf States but the belt where, rains which are tust as much complained of. relieved the situation The temperature Is not unduly high for this period of year. the maximum having averaged 92 degrees for past week for the entire belt. against 91.7 last year and 92 year before last, the highest district tenn perature figuring 9s degrees for districts of New Orleans and Vicksburg compared with ss for Oklahoma district last year and with 9S for the districts of Little Rock and Ok iahoma in 1904. Nevertheless, much exces- sive heat Is always productive of deteriora- tion.
 H. B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AN DPR9opU,CE; ].


 Chicago, Aug. 25.--Increased primary receipts as compared with the corres- bonding day last year caused strong close to the wheat markes ninaies toaas nss s gain of 1-4@S-s. orn and oats were practically unchanged. Provisions were a shade to 50 lower - only a slight demand and few offer ings. During the early part or the ses- sion sentiment favored lower prices because of the decrease Of rain Tn tne northwest and prediction of .increas- ed worlds shipments for Monday: A continued absence of export demand all so exerted a depressing effect on the % market during the last hour and considerable firmness was dsveiopeu. Small primary receipts was the cause of the stronger tone. Total arrivals o0o busheis compared with 740,oeo for the corresponding day. of last year Damage reports from the southwest al- so created a more buIlish feeling. The market closed strong with prices close to the highest point of the day sep. tembar opened Is 1-4@ Il Is, sold of to 71 and then advanced to Il 1-2. Bss Pas sofd S5Hs' sstwesn a. ss and st 5-S and closed at "A 1-z, net gain or Is. clearances of wheat and flour st9 receipts of 190 cars against 375 last week and 24C one, year ago. Continued rain in Iowa and Illinois caused con- siderable profit taking in the corn pit early in the day. which resulted in weak market Later, however, all of the loss was regained on covering by shorts. Damage reports from Kansas and an estimate of small local receipts on Monday also contributed 29 to the stronger feeling. Trading on the whole was quiet The market closed firm September opened 3-S to 1-2 lower at 47 3-4 to 47 7-S, advanced to 48 3-S and closed at 4s IA. December rang ed between 43 1-2 and 43 7-Sg44 and closed at 43 7-3. Local receipts were 193 cars with 12S of contract grade.
 Oats were quiet and steady. The market was bearish early in the day to the easier tone of wheat and corn. When those markets became firner oats followed them September open cd 1-8 to 1-S@1-4 lower at 29 1-SM I-4 to % IA, sold between 29 Is and 29 3-S01-2 and closed at 29 3-SW1-2. De- cember sold between 30 1-2 and 30 3-4, and closed at 30 3-4 Local receipts were 226 cars.
 Provisions were, steady on five cent advance in the price of live hogs. Shorts were active buyers of lard. At the close, September pork was off cents at 17.00. Lard was down 2 1-3 at SIT 1-2. Ribs were a shade lower at
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat GA cars corn 146 cars: oats 22e cars; hogs 36,000 head
 The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles, Open. High. Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
THE NrErAL MAREkErs.

New York. Aug. 25.-No special feature developed in the local metal market in the absence of cables and business was quiet. Spot tin was quoted $40. 80 @ S41. 20.
 Lake copper remaiped at $1S.75; electro lytic SIS. 50 eastingrs1S.25
 Lead was firmly held on spot with quo- tatons ranging from S5.75 to s5.s5
 Spelter is quoted at SC. .009$6,10 10.
 Iron is reported in active demand at the recent advance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug. 25.-Flour dull and un- changed.
 Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude 239 24c; do. yellow 36h 936hc.
 Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle good to choice 30 case.
 Coffee spot Rio quiet; No. invoice 8%c; mild qulet Cordoya 94I2he
 Sugar firm; fair refining a 93hc; cen- trifugal 96-test 4c; molasses sugar 3h O 3kc; refined steady; No. s4. 30; No. ' s4 25; No. S4 20; No 9 $4. IS; No. 10 S4.1 10; No II S4 .05; No. l2 S4 co; No. 13 s3 95 No, 14 $3 95; confectioners A $4, 75; |; mould A 25, cut loaf $5 60; crushed s5 SO; powdered s. %; granulated S4. 90; cubes $5.l5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lovenaaa & Company
 36 Commerce. Street

By Private Wire to Loveman & Company,
 S6 Commerce Street. New Orleans, Aug. 35.--The reaction in cotton went little further today. En- couraged by better Liverpool than was expected our market opened steady at an advance of four to six points
 Dullness was noted throughout the ses- sion and much uncertainty was felt over the less favorable crop accounts. As the day progressed strong efforts were made by some local manipulators to raise crop scare. but the pressure to sell cotton was again too strong to be successfully resist ed. and the bull forces fell back. futures finally closing steady at an advance of three ta six points over yesterdays close. Spots were officially reported quiet and one-sixteenth lower on all grades Sales amounted to ninteen bales of spot and. none to arrive The receipts of new cotton con- tInue on large scale. Houston alone shows receipts of s4, 292 bales to date
 The weather map showed dry weather with temperatures rather moderately high CT. but cooler weather is promised by . cold wave moving toward the cotton belt from the Northwest.
 Yours truly,
 LOVEMAN & COMPANY. z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
LIGHTNING STRUCK M
MAGAZINE.
Force of Explosion of Powder Shook
 Hessemer

Birmingham. Aug 25.-(special.)--- During a heavy Shunder storm. at noon today lightning struck the powder magazine on Red Mountain at the Eos sil mines, belonging to the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company.
 powder blew up. the explosion being heard for miles around. Window panes in Bessemer, three miles away. the shock was felt at Bessemer, Jones' boro. Brighton and other places in that vicinity.
 Fortunately there were no men in when the lightning got in it's work. Two men were struck by dying debris. however, and painfully hurt. The done will amount to s25.O00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Ga, Aug 25.-Turpentine firm e1He; sales 55s; receipts S45; shipments 3.34S.
 Rosln firm; sales 1.7so; receipts 1,ss5; shipments 5,1ss; stock e9. 2ss. Quote; ABc $4. 55; H $l. 65: $4. S5; K S4 s5; NJ S5. IS; N $5. 35; we $5 45; wv $5 e5.
 Wilmington, N c, Aug. 25.-Spirits tur- pentine dull ste; receipts 59.
 Rosin firm $1 60; receipts Ill.
 Tar firm $2 %; receipts barrels.
 Crude turpentine firm $2. so, S4. 70 and S4 40: receipts III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Aug. 25.-The dry goods mar ket was quiet today The elements of strength in the cotton goods department are still prominent. Silks show some improvement in high class piece goods. CarpAts are higher in price. WoFsted dress goods are selling freely and there is more activity fn men's wear lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis, Aug 25.-Flour steady. whiskey steady $1.33.
 Pork lower; jobbing s1S.75,
 Lard. lower; prime steam Ss. 50 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts sa.s7h: clear ribs $s .62h; short clears S9.75.
 Bacon. steady; boxed extra shorts $10.12A clear ribs $1o. S7h short clears $10. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

 Cincinnati, Aug. 25,-Flour quiet. Wheat steady 71k @72c. Corn easy soc. Oats easy 31Q31Mc. Rye dull Gle. Provisions steady. Whiskey firm S1 .29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Carriea Throunh Rnnlau.

Niagara Falls. Aug. 25.-Martin Kane and H. | McGFath, while boating in the gorge today, were caught by thS current and carried through the wbirl4 pol rapids. Kane was drowned, but McGrath managed to swim to the shore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NEW YORK COrFEE MARKEr.

New York, Aug. 25.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to decline cables and lighter receipts. The market closed steady at a net decline of 54l0 points. Sales were reported of i7e.5O0 bags of which a large proportion was in the shane of switches.
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fore a large audience At one or mora or MT; Arringcon1s country appoint- pand to furnish music for him This Is novel method of campaigning i'm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
rIvrppnnr sPnr CnTTnN.

Lfverpool Aug. E5.--SFsot cotton m Lsiver- pool demand fair. points higher.
 The sales of the day were 4.o0e bales. of which 400 were for speculation and ex- port and included $500 American. Receipts l. 000 including 200 AmeSiean.
 American middiing ....t- 5 S7 Good middling D. Dy Kidding --..o. 5l Low lnfddling .-.. -.-. ..-. --- ? dS Goo dordinary .-.' .... z, s5
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Total sales for day 1,Osl,sOO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

NEW YORK BONDS.
 U. S. refunding 2s. registered .... ..104% U. s: ss. registered .. ..1O3h U. S. Old Is, registered ........1 109k
 do. coupon .... ..-. lO3 l. U. S. New 4s. registered 13o American Tobacco 4s -. .... .. ,7sN
 do. 6s .... ...' '...'...... 1121s Atchison general As ........-'........l l02 5
 do. adjustment IS .'''.''. ..'. s5 St Atlantic Coast Line Is ....101 Baltimore Ohio 4s ....103 Brooklyn dG: R. T. ev Is @ :.:: :::: : . :..: Ssa @ < Central of Georgia 5s ......11l
 do 1st. Inc .... ...' ''.. -'.' SS
 do, 2nd. Inc ...' ''-' .''' S9h
 do. 3rd. Inc 9S Chesa X Ohio 4hs ,.' '''. ''.' .'l9SS Chicago & Alton shs <. T Chicago. B. & Quincy new 4s -. 9s Chicago, R. I. 6 Pacific R. R. Is 7sH c. e a0 C. 'Oi < st st L general Is .... .1Si Colorado Industrial 5s Ser. A. 76B Colorado Midland As =. -..' .'.. aS Colorado & Southern 4s '''. .''. Si Denver Deny S9 Rio Grande Is .. -. .. .. ss Distillers' Sec 5s .... ss A Erie prior lien As -..' '.'' .... .lOl Erie general 4s .s.. .... '-'. '.''-' sS% Hooking Valley AIS .... ...' .... .i0S Japan 6s .... .'.' '''' lOVA
 do. 2nd. Series .... .... .... -,100 LouisU sV na < Nashv' ilss' Unified Is ... .100x Manhattan consoI gold 4s 102 Mexican Central 4s 76& ,,,. do lst 1Ic -'. .'.' =. = a%
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Mis-, Kan & Texas Is .. .... HOOK
 do. Ends |. .sss.s.. 20 1e Nat R. R. of Mexico con As .... .... S4% N. r. Central gen. 3hs .... .... .... 92 1s N. J. Central gen. 5s ........ ..126 Northern Pacific As .... .... ..los x Norfopk S western con As .. 100 | Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s.. .-9s.... s5 E Penn. cv. 31ss .... ..s. .sivd @ Reading general 4s sy
 St. L. Iron Mount con. 5s.. ....f14A f St. L. & S. Francisco fg. As ...... SEA St. L. S'western con As I6 lz Southern Pacific Is ..s. ss.. .. yz
 do 1st. 4sx certificates .... se Y Southern Ry. ps ssAto
 Texas & Pacific 1sts .... ........ ..11sh Toledo, St. L. & W. As .... ...s.... SS
 Union Pacific 4s .... .... .". ....10S ss U. S. Steel End. 5s .... ss.. ss ?s Wabash 1sts .... .s. l1a Wabash Deb. B. .... Si .s Western Md. 4s ssss ssss = wisconsin Central Is ..., SEA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET OPENED STEADY AT AN
 ADFANCE-
Private Cables From Liverpool Re- ported Covering On B, sarish Crop News and Bull Circu lar From
 American Trader.

New York, Aug. 25--Thet cotton mar. ket opened steady at an advance of Tn9 points which was not as good as due on the cables and eastd off during the early session under realizing and bear pressure in spite of less ble crop accounts with prices ia the middle of the morning only 2@4 points net higher. Private cables fro m Liverpooi reported covering on bearis n crop news and a bull circular from a local trader. The weather map was considered fa- vorable but ths weekly clsoo reviews indicated deterioration.
 Receipts at the ports to-day, S.145 bales against 5.904 last week and B. 446 last var. For the week. Sa000 bales against 49,345 last week and Sg,- 62 0last year Tudays receipts at New Orleans 332 against 4S6 last year; and at Houston, 6.62S against 6,414 last year.
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Intefinr Nfnvement.

Houston-Steady, 9%c: net receipts e,s2S; gross receipts 6.s2Ss shipments 6.S50; sales 23D. stock 25,210.
 Augusta--steady a&c: net receipts 332: gross receipts 3a2; shipments g.; sales 124; stock s.417.
 Memphis--Quiet. 9&c; net receipts 5; gross receipts T0o5 shipments 696; stock H.5a2.
 St Louis-Dull 9%c: net receipts 5s: gross. receipts s66; stock 14,721. Cinefnnati--Net receipts 29; gross receipts 29: stock 5.032.
 Louisville-Firm. 1ohc.
 Total today-Net receipts 6.ss4; gross re eeipts 7.T47; shipments S,51l; sales 4sS; stock 50.92e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug 25-spot cotton clos ed quiet l-1se lower than yesterday. Total safes were 19 bales
 Futures opened steady three to six points hixher Trading very quiet today and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, Aug. 25.-Cotton futures on " Orleans Cotton Exchange today
 jet. Quotations sranged as fol-
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NEW YoRK COTTON FUTURES.

New eYork. Aug. 25.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange closed steady. Quotations ranged as follows Mnn4h Open Hign Low. Close
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A blind drink has no terrors for the snake eater,
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pAILx COTTON MARkEr.

the market closed three to six points over yesterdays figures.
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LOCAL COTTON MARBE:r.

 Spot cotton in the MoEfEOniefy market today ranged as follows: For dry. smooth, we'll ginned cot on Dc. There is no demand for gin -cuts and damp new cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
SPOT COTTON


 try nominal . 7-16c
 ...s ".'''' HS
 dinary '''s '''' = 4Iiddling .'..' Hc ding 8d middl1ng 9NS .iddlinR fair, nominal .lO sc Fatr .--- ..''''A'AS ooo Receipts @SS Stock .... ....... 14, ,3O2
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rssal Movement.

Fetal today at all ports, net s.145; ship ments to Great Britain 2e2; to France s.24t; to continent 4,606; to Mexico (; stock 1s2,3sS.
 Consolidated at all ports, net S,14s; ship ments to Great Britain 262; to France SEA-: to continent 4.600; to Mexico {.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports. net 2, ,sl3,- 713; shipments to Great Britain 2.sS7 .slo; to France 4,2S6. to continent 2.711.SSSs to Japan 19,4S5: to Mexico 2,768.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Pert Movement.

Port Movement.
 Gaiveston--Steady. 7-tSc; net receipts 6.6g7; gross receipts 6,6s7; sales 913 stock 3s. 40S; shipments to France 7,244
 New Orleans--Quiet. s%c; net receipts 2a2. gross receipts 232; sales 19; stock IT, aoz: shipments to Great Britain 2e2; to France f.e00; to continent {, ,150; eoastwise 1sS; to Mexico 4
 Mobiie--ssteady sc; net receipts sfss gross receipts 31s; stock S,see.
 Savannah-steady, t-16c: net receipts 414; gross receipts 4i4; sales s54; stock 2o.- 1ss: shipments coastwise 556
 Charleston-SteAdy, 9Me; net receipts 10; gross receipts 10; stock 4.fo2.
 Wilmington--N Nominal; stock 2,s0S.
 Norfolk--Quiet. exc; net receipts f04; gross receipts fo4 safes 10; stock 5.fs6. shiDments coastwise 2se
 Baltifnore-Quiet, 9Mc; net receipts 69; gross receipts 69; stock 2,s56.
 New York-cuiet, e.e0; gross receipts 1.65e; sales IT; stock s0.716; shipments to continent 450
 Bosson--Quiet. 9.so; gross receipts 1so; PhiladeIphia--Quiet. 10 Is: stock 1.s45. Note-4Savannah, deduct 3.405 bales from net receipts since Sept 1st
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Aug. 25.-Cattle, receipts 1,200. including 500 Southerns. Steady. r.L- ...-l .a..a..