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Correspondence Of tho Union-l


BALTIMORE, Oct. 1, 5p. m.
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Correspondents Of tho Unionl


BALTIAoRE, Oct l. 5p. m.
There is nothing new of local interest stirring in
Baltimore at present, notwithstanding the city is
flush with business, full of life and good humor,
and the political trumpet is blowing as shrill blast
as the most ardent partisan could desire.


The keans are filling an engagement at the Hol-
idey Street Theatre to oyerAowing audiences com.
prslns the fashion and beauty as well as the more
solid and substantial portions of the community.


The mail from the north contains little or nothing
oil Interest," with the exception of an account of the
storm through which the Great Western passed OH
her passage over The carrying away of her pad
de-box caused her to leak and it was with difficulty
that the water in the hold could be kept down with
the constant use Of all her pumps. The sails were
split TO rbands. Great confusion and fright prevail
ed among the passengers; and during the prevalence
OF the storm, the Rev. Mr.. Baleh administered the
sacrament to about sixty of those on boarl.
The effect of The steamers news on the Baltmc re
Hour and grain markets. has been to cause great
excitement. | note sale Of 500 barrels Howard
street Hour early this morning at IS 25 and later
in the day, another 500 was sold at IS so; which
is an advance of rs cents per barrel and is now the
universal asking price. Offers of IS 37I for 1000
barrels Howard street -four were made this morn
ing and refused, still holders are undetermined
some anticipating that present prices will not be
sustained, whilst others think they will still further
advance There is also considerable advance in
grain, and sales made this morning at the fol-
lowing rates: Best red wheat l05 ll2Ic.; ordinary
10 good wheat, 95 100; best white wheat for fami.
y -four, 100 a l35c.j Maryland white corn, 70 a
75c.j Maryland yellow corn, 70 75c.; rye, 81 d
Toe; oats, 80 33c.; whiskey has been sold this
morning at from 25 to 26 cents per gallon in hhds
and bbls., whilst some holdeis ask &c a27.


The telegraph announces considerable excitement
in the New York market, this morning. Flour had
advanced fully so cents per barrel. Holders oi
western canal are firm at IS so, and Of southern
brands, atS5 37I to IS So European private letters
are said 20 warrant this advance. Wheat had also
advanced from to eight cents per bushel. The
cotton market has not been affected by the news and
| continues firm at the recent advance.


At Philadelphia this morning, -four and grain also
advanced considerably. There were sales Of fresh
ground at S. 25, but holders afterwards refused IA
sell under IS so. A sale Of 500 bbs. yellow corn
was made at IS to so cents per bushel, and wheat
has improved to 10 cents. Whskey was selling
at 25 to 26