The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

ID.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Republican OF
TINS 1.;; morning publishes the following:
Gfoneney aeIeyt Andrew Johnson: My doar Governor
/ ! Gannot too heartily thank you for your lotte1
datea % Nashville, December 3d. 1864, received Of,
taeo mednesday evening There is not word or sen
i which you inclose, that does not meet nv warm.
est appreciation have read and rercad all your
letter and have shown both to several intimate
friends l hope soon to be able to endorse both
IN my two newspapers tie Chronicle and the Press.
After pretty tho.ough canvass, think the Sem
ators re-? and Representatives from Louisiana Will b.
num1tted and II this is SO, it is easy to anticipate
TINT those of Tennessee win also be received. The
only person that I have found opposed to your
sneorS' and ID Who is now hcsitatng as to the true
course to DO pursued in reference to the admission
| OF LOUISIANA, is Mr.. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,
He may probably be followed by Wade, Atchnson.
Ohandler, and few more but Senator Wilson,
OF Massachusetts,, is opon and determined in his
| course, and think he will carry with him good
number. -
states, as Tennessee, aftsr having gone through
such sutcrings as yours, and having reorganized
a Stat9 %ohG 9 1t the 95
my dear Governor, We cannot resist peace should
the Southern people lay down their arms and de-
OF the Amnesty Proclamation, agreeing to the
abolition of slavery by the amendment to the Con
sttqtion and consenting to the restoration of the
peal will surely come to confusion; nor can We at at
Tempt semps to embarrass such questions as those pro
sented IN the case Of Louisiana and Tennessee BY
legislation on the subject Of negro suffrage, be-
cause that question belongs to the States and It
~ LOOK very odd if the legislators from the free
suffrage upon illiterate negroes, lust delivered ID
from slavery IN the South, when in nearly ali the
nb;ssa 5Ge states @ the negroes are nearly wholly dsan
people Of SAVANNAH which YOU have bv this time me
seen, coming forward voluntarily and partly-arre
ing m to the terms offered by the Government, win
iact, about to realizo the beginning Of the end Of
tne r rebellion. We are looking for you here with
much naa interest Your presence and your counsel
(sisned) ssJ. ". FoRNEY.n
Marine News.
New YORK, January 9.-.Arrived steamer Grans-
"a "a from Charleston. Sailed, steamer Moneka for
BosToN, january o.-Arrived, steamer GEORGE
3. Upton from Charleston
BL7nloRE, January 9.-The Falcon has cleared
E1-Confedorate General Magrudcr is here.
Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH
New YORK, January 9.-Gold 1914; at 1P M.
1 944 Stocks better. n '-' -
baltimore, January 9.-Flour inactive; Southern
6e rorn Whsnt quiet 1 market poorly
I OF. Oats dull. Seeds steady; Flaxseed 81 606
2 G5. Sugar more active. Coffee quiet and firm =
Shoulders IL Sides 12l. Naval Stores inactive.
Turpentine 6S@s9.
EVENING DISPATCH.
New foRK, January 9.-Cotton heavy. Sales !
changed. Sales $500 b6is. Wheat duli and and un- IN
changed; Sales No. Milwaukee at 8 4oa2 q.
closing heavy; 81 20 asked and 81 17ais offered for
mixed; Oats dull and 1a2c. lower. Sales SC, 900
6nshe ee fos osh chesgo Fork rmer Sales
price Beef duh Lard % duil at at iiSa1a @ NaTa sSassl
Stores quiet; Tqrpentine 57a6s, Rosin 81 25a1O
steady. Aolasaes firm. but dull Money ' firm u7 At
per cent. Gold closed at 133f Governments a
shade lower and dull. Freights dull. Corn 4a45d.
sern nd{ pomes esP
Of 81 1oss@los} Coupons Of 'e2, 1osS; Coupons Of
ga, l071@107s; Coupons of '65, 1O5t@1O53. Ten
nas sasGa2l !os ios hb 65iaGay
burg ss9ase}: Northwestern 4sl@4s5.
es Msw r1rk nfe Money H
devoid of special activity. Exports OF Specie are
expected generally ere long. Sterling nominal at
stronger. Stocks quiet but trihe better Mining
AuausTA, January Cotton dull and lower;
SAVANNAH, January S.-A better feeling in the
market. Cotton sales 200 bales. MiddIins Liver W
pool 32h; better grades scarce.
NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-Cotton lower; sales
$500 bales; low middlng s1as2c.; mddling s24assc;
receipts $3.50 bales; exports 450G. Sugar in good
ueuanO VI lUtC HlOl1SSeS ur1n, chOlce 60a61c.
Sr. LOUIS January 9.-Tobacco nominal at 45c.a
81 for common and factory dried eaf s14 50a15 for
filters; S15a30 for good and fine leaf. s95a75 for
fancy Hemp, which is dull at s24 for choice un-
dressed. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
higher; 81 70 for good fan; 50 85a2 SO for choice.
Corn dull and closed lower at 93a90c the latter for
very choice. Oats dull at 65a7Oc. Provisions in
active. Mess Pork s20a21 so; Prime Mess SIT ;
Clear Mess S22; Bulk shoulders and hams 7a9c.:
clear rib sides l0a12c: hams and sides 114c. Ba-
con-cear sides 13la13ac. Lard dull at III 3a12c. in
tierccs; l3ac. in kegs. Hogs frmer, closing dull
at Sc 40a6 so. Whskey dull and declining; sales at
So l7a2 18. Bran dull at 81 SO. -&
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Sales Of 81 hhds. To-
bacco ut 50 50a16 70. Superdne Flour 50 rs. Red
Wheat 50 75 Shelled Corn in bulk TO- on tho eur CO.
Oats 65. Hogs $6a6 25 Mess Pork $50 so.
Bulk Shoulders 8; Clear Sides II. Lard in tierces,
12. Cotton 90aS1 for low middling. Plantation Mo-
lasses IS: Prime New Orleans Sugar 13. Whskey
50 80, in bond.
C1NcM SAr1, January 9.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat 3a5c. lower. Whiskey steady at 50 26, in
bond. Hogs dull. Packers demand concessions
OF 25 cents, which droyers are not willing to ac-
ccde. Nothing done. Rates asked ranged from
~ to 75c. Provisons-Nothing done. Gold 933.
MOBILE, January 9.-CoTToN.-Middling 49,
Fair demand. Sales 1400 bales. t.4
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