Intelligence from the North by to-nisht's
mail.
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lNoicspohdencs Ol the uniohI


BALriaoRE, October "a, S p. m.


The anxiety to hear from tho seat of war is be-
coming intense in this city. The friends and rela-
tiyes OF the Baltmoreans who are on the battle
ground are watching with fearful anxiety not only
for the detailed official dispatches of the doings at
Monterey, but also to whether the rumored at
tack by Ampudia on Gen. Taylor, after the armis-
lice, Is correct erroneous. The deceptive eharac-
ter of the Mexieans gives force to the rumor


The -four market, to-day, has been less aetivein
Baltimore, and holders have settled down on IS so
for Howard street brands but and very few pur-
chasers Some very small sales have been made at
81 SO, but buyers are unwilling to give that price,
though it was freely given yesterday, whilst some
held IL higher There is also less activity in grain,
though prices remain unchanged. Good to prime
red wheat may be quoted at Il0 lis cents; white
wheat for family -four, lbs 1870 cents; oats, 80
eentsi old white core, 10 cents; yellow 6s 40, aud
new white and yeIlow IS and SO cents per bushel.
Sales of whiskey making at "a a IS cents per
gallon in hhds and bbls.


The telegraph reports from New York that there
activity in -four to-day At the close Of yes
Ierday's sales Genesee brought So 90, which Is the
price to-day, but the market is very dull. Wheat is
fat, and no sales reported. Corn has declined, and
is now held at about the price il before the arm
val Of the steamers news. Rye sells at 80 cents
and the demand is good. Holders OF wheat are
asking more than purchasers willing to give.
There is more activity in cotton, with advance
Of sth of a cent per Ii. Whiskey brings but 24i,
and the provision and grocery markets without
change.


At Philadelphia, to-day, the -four market was
dull, and prices have declined Sales Of fresh ground
we're made at IS as, but some holders ask more.
Rye flour and meal are held at "a. Wheat
has also declined. Sales of prime red wheat were
made at ll0 ll2 cents. Yellow corn is held at
10 70; oats at 80 cents; and whiskey at "a cents
per gallon.


From the state Of the markets in both adphia
and New York, il is evident that further decline,
in both -four and grain will take place in the Balt-
more market on Monday.