Intelligence from the North by to-night's


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Correspondence Of the Union.


BALTIMORE, October 90, S p. m.


The news from the army, received last night, has
only partially removed the feeling of suspense in
which our community has labored, on account Of
absent relatives and friends. Not a single private
letter has yet come to hand, as far as have beer
able to learn, though there doubtless hundreds
the road understand that the "Sun" alone received
letters from Monterey up to the 9Th inst, but they
give no details as to the killed and wounded These
letters dated days later than those received
by the Pcayune.


The mail from the east came to hand in due time
this afternoon, but it brings nothing of special in
terest. Great preparations were making in Phia.
deIphia for doing honors to the remains of Com
modore Decatur.


The -four market of Baltimore is pretty much a,
stand to-day. Howard street -four has settled a,
IS Is, at which there were sales made yesterday Of
about 1900 barrels The same price was demand
ed this morning, though have heard of no sales
There was sale of 500 barrels city mills, yes,er-
day, at IS 37l for fresh ground. Offers of IS 25
were made to-day, but refused for the same de-
scriptions. Old brands are held at IS IS. Small
sales of susquehanna were maden the early part Of
the week at IS 25 ass 37I. . J


There is a toleraby good supply of grain in our
market, and prices remain about as quoted yes
terday with downward tendency. quote
good to prime red wheat at 95 a los cents;
ordinary to good red wheat IS IS cents.
Family -four, white wheat, 1ls 100 cents. Old
white corn 68 10 cents; old yellow corn 60 65
cents; new yellow corn 81 Sc cents; rye g.
cents; oats 30 81 cents. r' 90 7@a'.


The telegraph announces, in the New York mar
ket to-day, tring change in -four, in favor of buy
ers, compared with yesterdays rates. There
was but small business done, at prices ranging
from IS rs to IS S7l. There is no change 10 note
in corn. Dealers in -four and grain are beginning
to look with anxiety towards Boston for the steamer
Britannia, which has now been ten days on the
ocean, The consequence is, holders are not 30 anx-
ious to operate, and buyers moving cautiously.


We have nothing from the Philadelphia market
by telegraph, but as to-day s something of holy
day there, on account of the funeral procession of
the remains of Commodore Decatur, there probably
has been but little or nothing done.