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New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The excitement in Wall
street to-day continues without precedent in the
history of the Stock Exchange, The panic this
no IN WAS about as severe as ever known, and in the
afternoon the buoyancy was greater than at any
time ince the speculative jurore tor rise about two
weeks ago. The Money market opened very string
ent at per cent. commission, but closed easier
per cent. currency. This was occasioned by reports
that tn bear clique had covered their shorts and
were letting ou' money, and that the banks were
lending more freely, which seems TO be authentic
Sterling Exchange dull and unset led at 1851 Gold
opened at 1929, tell 1872 and cl sed at 1873 q 1881
Governments were panicky this morning, and lrices
declined q II per cent. at noon call there was a
ttfaelag viii recovery q per cent; and
q 4 per cent, the market closing active and firm.
Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the following 430 quo
taons:-Coupon SIS 1871, 112b a 113; do 5.20s 1862
1GS a 1851; do 1864 1865; do 1865, 1868 q 1O7; do
new, 1903 g 1885, do 1867, 100 q 1881; do 1868. 100
ITO; 10-4C's, 1913. -r. \ s..e ~. .-
Border State bonds dull and lower; Missouri's
So; Tepnessee's, 662; new North Carolina's, 62
Stoc market opened with general break; St
Paul fell to IS, and preferred TO 20 upon a large
number of puts" Deing presented by a leading OPP
orator; North Western tell to 70, and the clique
stocks generally declined @5 per cent. Subse-
quently here sharp rise and great activity but
at the close the market was heavy and unsettled and
again lower. The following are $50 fgures:-Pacift
Mail, 1151 q 115a; Western Union Telegraph, "a q
344; New York Central, 117} a 117s; Reading 93s a
OF; Michigan Central, l12 Michigan Southern, 79H
Illinois Central, 141; Hartford q Erie, 26A. -
The balance at the Sub-Ircasury to-day amounted
tn SS2 2I0 295
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HELMBOLD'N
'xtract Buchu /!

Hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds oil
others apply vainly druggists and doctors, who ell
Their merely tantalize them with the hope OF a cure
or apply remedies which make them worse. would
not assert anything that would do injustice to The at
ficted but obliged to say that although it may
reproduced from excessive exhaustion of the powers
oflfe, by laborious employment unwholesome air
and TODD profuse menstruation, the use OF tea and
coffee, and frequent childbirth it is far otener saus
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem,
brane of the vagina itself. el sl a.ae9 o. Iol.
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing
complaints, 1t is most painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them. 1t Is but sim
pie Justice to the subject enumerate few of the
many additional causes which 50 largely affect the
me- health andhappiness OF woman in all classes OF
society, and which, consequently affect more or less
directly, the welfare OF the entire human family The
mama that exists for precocous education and mar
rage, causes the years that nature designated for
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints tdress, the early confinement CT
school, and especially in the unhealthy excitem emit
of the ball room. Thus with the body halt clothed,
and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, peryeripg
In midnight revel the hours des gned by nature for
sleep and rest the work of destruction is halt accom-
plished. lH7ss
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EE.N RUNA-

IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 6.-Hon. Hanson Reed
Governor of the State, was impeached by the
Legislature to-day, charged with high crimes
and msdemeanors in office. The charges were
preferred by Hcratio Jenkins, President OF
the late Constitutional Observation-Disclosures
fourths present voting in the affirmative. All
the members were not in attendance. Gov.
Reed will contest the case. His friends claim
that the legislative body in session is Illegal
The Legislature may adjourn tomorrow.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. -fr
Mr.. Hamilton has teen renominated for
Congress by the Republicans.
The Legislature is still in session, but will
probably adjourn to-day.
w. w. Saunders, a colored man is out as an
Independent candidate for Congress.
ARMS SEIZED AND DESTROYED BY ROBBERS.
Two thousand stand of State arms in transit
from jacksonville to this place was seized by
a party of unknown persons last night near
Madison. A special train with a detachment
of soldiers left here fol- the place of robbery at
4 O'Clock this morning.
Second Dispatch. From the best accounts re-
ceived the parties who destroyed the State
arms on the railroad last night must have
forced open the cars at Madison, where they
broke open cases of rifles aud destroyed and
distributed them along the track for several
niles They also destroyed the ammunition.
The arms and ammunition cost the State
goo 000
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TIL II EL TON .
Additional Returns.

Auuut0bHt Returns.
CHARLESTON, Nov 6.-Returns from the in
terror show tnat the republican majority in the
State will be largely reduced. Reed and Simp.
son, democrats, are certainly elected to Con.
gress from the Sd and 4th districts, and Brown,
republican, from the I'd district The first dis
t1ct is in doubt, with pro ability of the re-
election Of Whittemore, republican.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 6.-Seventy counties give a
democratic majority of over 10000
RALEIGH, Nov 6.-The election returns are
yet very incomplete, and it is impossible to ,ay
with certainty how the State has gone. The
general opinion is that it has gone for Grant
by majority of about $780, The returns in
dicate the election to Congress of Cobb in the
1st district, Heaton in the I'd, Dews in the 4th
and Blast in the 9th, all republicans; also The
election of Shober in the 9th district, Durham
in the 7th, and possibly Mckay, democrat, in
the I'd district.
New York, Nov. Cit is claimed this morn
ing that Andrew B. Hodges (rep.) is elected
member of the Assembly from the 9th ASSEM-
bly, District, instead of John r. Wildes, dem.
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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

BOSTON, Nov. 3.
The demand for Boots and Shoes since our last has
been only moderate. the present trade being princ-
paly for jobbing parcels and shipments The larger
markets West and Southwest show decline while
they were last y. ar at this date. The trade East
since last have been surprised by the failure of
prominent Boot and Shoe fri in st. Louis, whose
of which is said to be the Eastern trade. but
SO far as can learn, this failure, although large
will not affect the stability standing Of any East
ern use, as all interested parties abundan.ly
able to meet this emergency, if money is quoted
stringent and tightening Manufacturers 10 t. e
Wholesale trade are looking up patterns and styles
for the next seasons tde bnt thus far there is but
slight change, and former styles will be continued.
with fancy cut tops for balmoras. In the home
trade busns SIS continues good prices are firm and
steady, and manufacturers OF the finer grades OF
Boots and Shoes fully employed on retailers or
d rs.-[Shoe ana Leather Reporter.
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Freiehts.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3i.-There is no material
change in the condition of the Freight market There
is plenty of unengaged tonnage in port, while that
ALREADY on the berth is sufficient for present require
m r, The offerings of Cotton to Havre ,how no
falling off, while to Liver DOL and other foreign p,rs
they are still only moderate; Coastwise, the regular
steamers meet with good demand Tor room sre
is itte if any tonnage by sail in that direction The
rqllnt rates are as follows :-Cotton by steam to
New York, q lie; to Boston IL; to Philadelphia
lc: to Liverpool I'd: to Hamburg I'D % ID Flour 10
New York 9Oc; to Boston and Philadelphia 81 % bb
Corn to New YORK zoe; to Boston 22c ~ bush; Mo.
lasses to New York 81 25 q 80 % Dbl. By sail, the
rates are: 9-1Gd " lib for Cotton to Liverpool to
Hayre tic; to Boston q Tic; to Bremen IL % ib !;
Tobacco 70 Bremen 52s I'd ~ hid. Corn to Liverpool
MATANzAs, Oct. 3o.--fFrom Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circu ar THE demand for vessels to Europe
has greatly SUI sided, but rales remain unchans ed
For the Uni ed States there has been fair inquiry
at an Improvement in rrices. We quote -Cowes,
Cork and Falmouth, As q 5os y. tan; Great Britain
direct, ~ q 45s; Hamburg and Bremen, 42s Cd C0
as Sd France in the Atlantic IS q 6Of; Mediter-
ranean' 40 50f; United States, % box Sugar 81 %
Molasses so rs @ 8 %. = -
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MIscELLANEous IrrMs.
CALICO RNIA.
EARTHQUAKES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Slight earthquakes
have been of almost daily occurrence since the
Dist of October. Last night at O'Clock there
was sharp shock lasting twelve seconds, and
creating considerable alarm among the people
No damage. The shock was very heavy at
San Jose.
POLITICAL.
The vote in this city foots up $4,000, the
largest ever poled. The Democratic majority
is 1913. The defeated Republican municipal
candidates intend to contest the election. IL
Central Committee profess to have proof o
over 1000 illegal votes.
An election OF members of the legislature il
British Columbia took place yesterday. Th'
confederation ticket was successful in ever.
district heard from The vote was UNUSUAL.
large the franchise having been extended t
foreigners of three months residence.
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MssS6U AZ 4.

RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR CRAWFORD.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ex-Governor Crawford has
resigned and been commissioned colonel OF a
re gfment of cavalry raised by the State for sci
Governor will act as Governor during the re-
mainder of the term. at1 4l..t 3D. B..
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The Eye, Ear, Catarrn
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Mrs. Manchester,
THE INDEPENDENT ~
OIL 4 I RV q YA Mt!

0NiIED SIAtES dOIELt Tor a lew days Only.
Certificates of Cures,
This is to certify tnat Mrs Manchester has doctored
in my family for six years, with marked success
She has cured my vile OF dropsy in its worst form
My daughter Of spinal disease five years standing
sister OF deafness and catarrh; my fafher of linz
ness. And would recommend her to the public as
sklful physician, and every way worthy OF patron
age. 'st JOHN HODSDON
Portland, Maine. June 2sh 1865. : ~ :, ~ 3,
ieFe A Very Remarkable Cure of Cancer. an
This is to certify that called on Mrs. Manches-
ter the ClairVoy4nt Physician, last summer. with
what physicians call a Ross G ANGER on my ara.-
Five eff rent physicians said must have my arm
taken OFF did not feq willing to submit to thai
Treatment; consequently tley told me they could
cures of Mrs. NJ. l thought, as The last resort,
would consul her. did so on the 18th OF June, and
at this time my arm is as well as the other. L have
no appearance OF Gamer any dist ase of tn. I'M
must u uly say tlInk her Great Physician. /
auv Sc every ore 70 go and see her; if sh cannot
cure yon She will tel yon so at once. .-
Lewiston, Nov &c, 1867. = - =.
hereby certify that have been deaf for twenty
I'VE Years; have hai perpetual noises in my head,
ana nnve been Under treatment OF many different
physicians without receiving any b, neit. have
been under the cals OF Mrs Manchester for six
months and my hearing Is pleJeiy Iestored the
eral health is perfect heartily recommend her to
all similarly Affected Bod laT5 sae 81 a7aH /
i33a 80 od MRS. LUCY CARR.
Lisbon, Me-. Oct Is, 1857. gl no4dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How TO Gef Patents.

For opinion, no charge. -sand sketch and descrip-
ton For apple ition send model not over one foot
in size, and SIG dret government and Stamp ices
Specifications, Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prescott ed. Also interfer-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent free. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Pak Row, N. Y. sl1Ia ], oc2Iisd3m
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MEXICO. j

HHvANA, Nov 6.-Tbe following news has
been received from Mexico:
Gen. Canto has arrived at the city of Mexico
The grand jury has found true bill against
him as particeps criminis in the assassination
of Gen. Pator.
Thele are fears of another instruction in
Yucatan. lNsf M- NE II.
Gen. Losada has published card denounc-
ing rs false the charges made against him ir
the public prints. ..,.-
Robberies and assassinations were of fire.
quent occurrence, and travel was becom ng
still more mcclure. Several arrests for politi-
cal causes are reported to have been made in
the capital. ,bsfsgoa G5EiSle
The confessor of Macmillan has arrivedsin
Mexico, bringing diamond crosses and other
presents from the Emperor OF Austria to the
Mexican lawyers who defended the late EN-
peror at the trial before the court martial
which condemned him to death. u.s-lsl .,i,..g F.
The bill granting the right to all persons to
carry arms for self-protection has been passed.
Gen. Escobedo has entered upon campaign
against the rebels in the State of Tamau1ipas.
The commission appointed by Congress to
consider the subject, has reported in favor OF
restoring to the American Vera Cruz & Mexi-
co railway and telegraph company the rights
and privileges formerly granted to them.
The Secretary of the State OF Vera Cruz has
been arrested and sent to the capital under
guard by order of President Juarez. 1HyJ
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WOMAN.

owing to the peculiar and importan,
heh they sustain, their peculiar organzs.
u0n' anu the Offices they perform, are subject to
many sun7rings. Freedom from these eontrbuto in
no small degree to their happiness and welfare for
no can NC nappy who are ill., Not only so. but no
one o' 'nese various female complaints long he
suneieu 10 run On without involving the general
health of'he Individual and are long producing per-
M anen' sickness and premature decline. Nor Is #
pleasant 10 consult physician for the relic Of these
various oeh ate Affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman 50 far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this The sex will ,hen
thank US Tor placing in their hands simple sneciacs
which Will be found ecacious in relieving and eur
ing almost every one OF those troublesome complaints
peculiar to the sex. 3 --r @eart
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The West Side Eievat-
ed Railway Company have commenced laying
the foundations from CORTLAND to Both street,
which are to be completed as early as possible.
The total number of births reported by the
physicians in this city during October is 1115;
total number of marriages 1880
Tuesday next, at noon, the Board of Super
vsors of this county will set as board of
county canvassers TO count the votes cast at
the recent election for President and Vice
President and State and County officers. The
Board is by law allowed to be in session ten
days for this purpose.
ARRIVAL OF SPEAKER CoLFAx.
Mr.. Colfax arrived here this evening, and is
the guest of Mr.. Sinclair number OF prom
inent citizens called on him, but there was no
public reception.
sERENADE TO MAYOR HOFFMAN.
The Empire Club serenaded Mayor Hoffman,
Governor elect, this evening, at the Clarendon
Hotel. He returned thanks, and spoke at
some length ON the result of the recent cleo
ton, and said that during the canvass he had
never said an unkind word regarding Gen.
Grant If he should adopt constitutional
policy be would earn and have the support of
the Democratic party. But if bis adminstra-
ton was of a radical partizan character he
would fall never more to rise. With reference
to himself, he said that as he had once proved
that he was not afraid of rioters, neither was
he afraid of those whose conduct tended to
produce riot. In reference to the threatened
contest of his election, he said that while it
might be possible to deprieve Senators and
Representatives in this way, it would be found
impossible thus to deprive him of his power,
he having been legally elected by the votes of
the peoDle of the Stale
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FRANCE. 4 = .a'A
NEW YORK, Nov. Ga Paris special dis
| patch says that owing to, the French bulge
not being ready the Chambers will not be oper
until the middle of December Several private
meetings, numbering from 800 to 800 persons
have been held by the leaders of the Demo
| cratic party in several cities of France Jules
| Simon and Etienne Arago We're present al
most of them. ia. Isl -..,e. ..-- .. ., dr.. s
Several companies of French marines left
Toulon for Cochin China, where the natives
are causing great annoyance to the French
settlements. t- tr3Vs 81. -.lql,st-. .-
SPAIN. t.lE 4lpi
New YORK, Nov. GA Madrid special dis
patch says the Soanish army is 10 pc recoS-
nIzed and a National Guard formed ~ all the
provinces. The Provincial JuptaS OF ConVen-
lions" have dissolved themselves Oh thelr own
accord in nearly all the great centres. They
have been replaced by Ayuntamientos, or Mu-
nicinal CouncilS freely elected by universal
suffr1ge. These councils have Immediately
proceeded to recognize the governments Of
cities and villages.
The Protestants of Madrid have demanded
and obtained permission to build a chapel at
Madrid e-s-s. 49,. II. : It
Governor Dulce has refused to accept the
fllle OF Duke given to him by the Provincial
Government -.5..
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, Nov 6-The Standard, a conserva-
erdy johnson by the radicals here TO his adj
miration of England.
Accounts are received to day of dreadful
railway collision yesterday near Newhall,
Wales. Several passengers were killed and
many wounded.
The Times to-day has an editorial on the re
suit of the Alabama negotiations, which it in
fers from the speeches of the American Min
lister has been brought to satisfactory con-
cusion. 1t exult> in the solution of the ques-
ton and praises Mr.. johnson, not only for the
frank and cOncilatory manner in which he
has conducted the controversy, but also for his
manly and STRAIGHTFORWARD uJterances in re-
gard to the payment OF the national debt. 4. b
The Times declares that the tone IN which
Mr.. johnson repudiates tamperiDg with the
higher class of American politicians recognize
the same principles of morality which are cur
rent on this side of the Atlantic. "a Il ~
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Ga dispatch from Car
diff reports the American bark Freeman Dem
mis-, from Havre for Newport, r. l., put into
Penarth disabled, having been IN collision with
an unknown ship at sea.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Midnight.-A deputation
from the Freedmens' Aid Union waited upon
Reverdy johnson this evening at the Ameri-
can Legation. aud presented him with an adj
dress. MIR. johnson in his reply assured them
that they had the sympathy of the people of
the Y nited States, and concluded with these
words: shall conduct my duties to satisfy
you that 1 feel on the subject you have at
heart precisely as you do 49, 1
BERLIN, Nov. Gu the Prussian Diet to-
day the Minister of Finance submitted re-
port showing that there was a deficit in the
North German Confederation OF G5 900 000.-
The Minister also introduced bill confscat-
ing the property Of the Electors of Hesse on
account of his famous memorial. " .'-l
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Foreign Markets..

| F0rel4n NIHrkefe.
LONDON, Nov. 6-Arternoon.-Consoss 81 a e4a
for money. 81 fs az -
American securites-United States 5-2Os 73i; ILL.,
nois Central shares 81; Erie shares 273 '-l'' y
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6-Atternoon.-Cotton firm:
esinate sales to-day 49, ono bales sales OF the week
for speculation; stock in port 426GO0 bales Of
which IS COO bales are American -. = :? -
LONDON, Nov. 8-Evening-ConsoIs closed at 94l
% 94s foi money and account. Money market firm
American seeurities-Uned States 5-2O's at "A; ;
Erie shares 273. 80 - : = -
EeANKFoar, Nov. Observation-Disclosures States
5-20's 785 1890 SN'0'
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-Evening Cotton market
changed. Beet heavy and unchanged. cheese and
Bacon scarce. Other articles in the Provision mar
ket unchanged. Spirits TurLentine advanced to 26s
Other articles OF Produce unchanged. $50. -
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NEW YORK., Nov. 6.-Flour-sales 1900 bbls
State and Western heavy and 10 q 15c lower; SUI
perhne State $40 10; extra go a So; round
hoop Ohio 715 q 8 15j extra Western rs "a 80;
Wheat extra 8 10 q 65; Southern duh and deelin-
ing sales 1000 bbls; extra 20 a ID 40; California
dropping; sales 800 sacks at 7OE9 100. Wheat
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directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
remaes IN every period of lite, from infancy to
extreme old age will find it a remedy TO aid nature
the discharge OF its functions. Strength is the glory
ofmanhoo and womanhood. .5.....- On g,
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heavy and "a Be lower; sales 1000 bush.. Spring
4 No Z arr 40 % 50; Ne. at Ga; No. and Mixed
West I'm 10 40 13 for unsound and . "a is for
soun,E Oats heavy and lower; sales %. 900 bush
Western W ss aa9at Sssi steady. P9Fk steady
tierces Butter steady; Ohio % a. Sic; State 40 a
tern at O2l 9 %; city offered at / 90. cotton
heavy and deci ledy lower sales 1900 bales; Mid
ding uplands Is g 25ac Rice quiet. Sugar quiet;
Mola,ses dull Naval Stores quiet; s irits Turpen-
tine 43ic OILS quiet. Petroleum dull; crude 16i q
lg.e; renned bonded 2sc. Freights TO Liverpool
without decided change. s : =
CHICAGO, Nov 6 Eastern Exchange scarce and
hrm at LILO per cent off huying and LILO per cent.
premium selling. Flour dulla, 90 g q. for Spring
AT l6 q 10; No. 2 at 110t. Corn aull and de-
clined &c; sales No. a; Is g 77c No.. ar 60 a 7lc
reee' ell 50 20 Tic. Oats dull and declined q lse;
NO at 49, a 45ic. Rye quietand declined az 2!c;
sales No. at %. Barley dull and declined 4c;
sales No.z at AZ q 48 Highw mes quiet: o. r
ed shoulderssieady at 1O4c Lard nominal Y lower
Mess Beef so. Cattle dull ats rs q 5 p fr com,
mon 70 good Steers: Live Hogs active and advanced
Freights dull at loo on Corn to Buffalo,
CIScISNA1I. Nov. c. Whiskey firm at 05. Mess
Pork at "a 90. Green Meats easy at 10 C9 12c for
shoulders 1871 q 1899 for rib sides and Ice for clear
rib sides. -R ia.i = 900
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6-Flour dull and declining;
choice Minnesota % q so; choice Wisconsin and
aSwa 70 50; medium 3. q g g. Whsa q, de-
No in store. Oats dull at 45c for No2 Corn
dull at SSc lor No. 2. Rye unsaleable. Barley nom
inal. ~ 81 le
CHARLESTON, Nov 6. Cotton dull and 4c better;
sales ITO bales; Middlings at 233 232c; receipts $50
bales; exports, coastwise $50 bales
SAVANNAH, Nov. 6 Cotton d4ii and heavy; Mid
lings 23l 232c; sales 56S bales receipts 1875 bales
receipts for the week 3D. 63 bales EXPORTS coastwi<e
G630 bales, and to Liverpool 1884 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 6.-Cotton more active but prices
lower; sales s15 bales receipts 676 bales Middings
223c; sales for the week 2lsO bales; receipts 1926
bales.
BILE, Nov. 6.-Cott0n quiet; sales 100 bales;
Mddlings 22a 23c; receipts 7O9 bales; reeepts tor
the week 1872 bales; sales $3.50 baes exports coast
wise 92O bales and foreign 2760 bales stock on hand
100 bales. -, 3. - ~ - -
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Cotton easier; Middlines
23} 23c; sales 1900 bales receipts 1862 bales; ex-
ports $50 baes receipts for the week. proper 81 403
bales, total 2240 bales; exrts, to Liverpool 1913
bales, TO Havre 1902 bales, coastwse $3.50 bales
stock in port 1889 bales.