The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

1 Will nOlu tne autnOr6 or this lnterfer ence III III
X progress of reconstruction to strict account Th
\ war OF the rebellion is not yet over. The States
D the South are net reconstructed. The grand arm.
of the Republic, double in numbers Of the ole
grand Amy of the Potomac, tried soldiers witt
dusky faces, still love the old profusion and cherish
the old muskets they cerried so bravely on many s
| well fought field. The lowly and humble have
| learned their rights and know how to fight, and, i
need be, to die for them. No power save that OF
the Almighty God can keep the loyal people in the
end from achieving their own liberties and tramp
ling to the dust the minions Of the old and still
dominant slave power" The same article calls
Andrew Johnson that arch traitor and assassin.
New ORLEANS, November 29-The Convention
met at noon to-day, and elected negroes as tempo
rary chairman and secretaries No permanent or
ganization was arrived at, and it adjourned until
Monday. Thera were forty-four negroes ana
twenty-five whites in caucus.
In caucus Judge Taliaferro was the choice for
permanent chairman, but it is probable that the
negro members will elect one Of their own color
1t is understood that it was resolved in Caucus last
night. that the first step of tue Convention would
be to declare all State offices vacant, and ill them
with appointees acceptable to the Radical party.
The recent appointments By Mower, with one on
two exceptions, don't satisfy the Convention.
DR.. Avery, the newly appointed Sheriff, was IN
quiet possession of his Office this morning, anu
swore in most of his old deputies The Courts
proceeded to business which had been interrupted.
Market Reports.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK November 29.-Money per cent
premium Sterling Exchange 81 81. Gold 1891.
Bonds, old 81; new 7s. Flour TO- 20 cents lower.
Wheat la Q cents lower. Corn dropping. Pork
dropping; sales at $40 IS. Lard dull. Cotton dull
at III cents. Freights steady. Rosin dull; COM
mon So.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money easy at z per cent. Discounts unsettled.
Banks not discountng freely, and capitalists afraid
of business paper, owing to reports OF failures
A Bull on the Stock Exchange failed to-day.
The bank statement shows en- increase IN loans
Of ssOS 900; Of specie, $1764OOo. Decrease in cir
culstion, 81 O0O deposits, sSO21 600; legal tend
ers, sS, ,2O7 900. Securities stronger Gold closed
firm at 14Ot Cotton lower; sales of 1000 bales at
III 17ac. Flour dull; Slate So 10. Wheat dun.
Corn dull at 81 Sc a S6a. Whiskey quiet. Mess
Pork $40 65. Lard steady at 12l 1S{c. Naval
stores steady. Freights quiet
BALTIMORE, November 2S-6 ?. M.-Cotton very
dull; Midding 162a II cts. Flour sales ~, very ny
light; shipping demand about suppl led. WheSt
offerings light; prime to choice Red 81 % q ~ oo.
Corn steady; White 81 50 a IS; Yellow 81 50
81. Rye 81 55. Provisions depressed Bacon
Shoulders 70 12t cents. Lnrd 12a 122 cts.
CINCINNATI November 23-6 P. M.-Fiour dull
nominal Corn dull; new, ear, 20 72c.; receipts
exceed demand. Whiskey dull no demand. Mess
Pork $19 so. Shoulders u}c. No Sides in market.
Sr. LOUIS, November 2S-6 P. M,.Flour-Sq-
perfine s6 so o T. Corn, new, &C.; old, :Yo. u.
Mess Pork, old, $21. Shoulders LIZ 1l4c. Clear
sides 15tc. Lard IL 12ao -o -
AueUsrA. Ga, November 2S-6 P M-Cotton
no arket dull and lower; sales 400 bales Middhng
15t q 15i cts. Receipts to-day Of 600 bales
SAyANNAH, Ga, November 23-6 P. M.-Cotton
dull-sales Of 51S bales; Middlings 16c. Re'eipss
1894 bales. =.
NOBLE, Ala, November 23-P. M.-Cotton is IN
fair demand-sales 1400 bales. Receipts 315. E1-
ports S707. Middllng 159c. !,
NEW ORLEANS, November 23-6 P. M.-Gold
189l 14O. Sterling Exchange so IS. New York
Sight % cent premium. Sugar hrmer; iar il$c,;
prime iSic Moiasses easier; common 7oc.; choice
ESQ., Flour dull; triple extra 81 70; choice siS.
Corn dull and declined; white 81 05; yellow 81 III;
Oats 75 7Sc. Mess Pork-no sales, put rePor.eed,
held firm at $22 so. Bacon dull; shoulders retail
ing at 12c. rib 14c clear 16c. Lard quiet and u9-
changed; no sales reported. Cotton easier; MID
ding Orleans 165 t6}c.; sales 1900 bales; recepts
1924 bales: exports 3474 bales.