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Correspondence Of the Unionl


BALrIMoRE, Oct. ~, 5, p. m.


Our citizens are in the most anxious state of SUE
pcnse in anticipation Of news from Monterey. At
no time since the commencement of the war has THE
feeling been so intense az it is at present A mum.
Der Of Baldmoreans are reported among the killed
and as a consequences fathers, mothers, brothers,
and sisters, all in state of fearful anxiety with
regard to their absent relatives Although the great
est desire is evinced for the receipt of intelligence
there is still fear lingering around the heart of each
and all, that when it does come the tdings may
strike sorrow to their households. Such, however,
is the fate of war.


movement is on foot among the patriotic and
kind hearted ladies' of Baltimore to contribute from
their winter supplies of sirups, preserves, and 9TH
er niceties,a portion for the use of the sick and
wounded soldiers at Matamoros, Monterey, and
other places on the Rio Grande; and they look with
confidence to the assistance of the quartermaster
general at Washington to give directions for their
reception and speedy delivery the points designa
ted. ,EfW " t@ s.. ...'',, -


There has been further decline in -four and
grain in the Baltimore market. Last evening
and this morning nearly 1000 barrels Of How
ard street have been sold at ID 25 Offers
Of IA l2 have been since refused, and tho
market without animation, prices having down.
ward tendency. About 1000 bbls. of city mills were
sold at IS -, at which prices holders are firm
There is fair supply Of grain hand, but prices
are on the decline quote good TO prime rods at
l03a l0S cents; white do lis a lls cents; oats 30
81 cents rye 67 cents; old white corn 65a 81 cents
and yellow 63a GA cents. The demand for whiskey
is moderate at 22i 49,, and some holders ask "a
cents per gallon. '@.


The telegraph is again in operation, and we have
tidings from the northern markets. .,t5saa


At New York this morning, the demand for
-four was falling off Michigan and Genesee may
be quoted at IS s7i a s6; Georgstown and Rich.
mond dul, at SIS s7I. aaa sa,a gHid. iEegwot


There is fair inquiry for grain, and saiss Of
Genesee have been made at l2s 1906; corn is In
request for shipment a, 10 Tic., southern whitsst
75c rye 7Oc., and oats "a IS; sales of prime rcd
wheat were made at 10 li2c. -',s'@ t@.os


AT Philadelphia, holders Of -four were asking
IS 50 for fresh ground, but could find no purcbsssrs
more than IS 25 would not be given. Corn meal
has declined to ss 62l per barrel. ,'," a,