Intelligence from the North by to4nfght's


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aAfih8 sICorrespondence ofths UnionI ~" ~
BALrImoRE, October 81, IS p. m.


The eastern mail has arrived, though, il brings nc
news Of the slightest interest. .lsCt


wehave had a cold, raw, and dishgreeablc day,
with just enough of rain TO make the streets mud
dy. i y gs,,;t ~


There is no special change to note in the
Baltimore markets to-day. Holders Of Howard
street -four are very firm in asking IS rs, whilst
some persist in asking more. City mills is held al
S5 37l, and Pennsylvania brands the same. The
grain market is fairly supplied, and sales OF
good to prime red wheat are making at
95 a los cents; ordinary to good, 80 to 95
cents; prime white wheat, for family -four,
Ils 100 cents. Old yellow corn 65 cents; white
do. 70 cents; new white 81 cen,sj and yellow do.
So cents; oats 30 cents; rye 81 cents. whiskcy Is
dull at 23I a 24i cents per gallon


The telegraph brings us nothing from New York
to-day. 838 sd 2 NO tA


AT Philadelphia to-day, Philadelphia fresh ground
was selling at IS 37i. No change in corn meal
Sales Of wheat at l03 a l04 cts. Sales Of yellow
corn at GA IS ots.; oats at ala ~ c,sj whi.key
osi 9si CTS per gallon msEH ~