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BALrInoRE, Sept. IS, S, p. m.
The weather continues clear and pleasant, with
an hour or two at midday, which is, If anything,
rather too warm. The mornings and evenings are,
however, delightful and ths weather is the theme Of
constant praise.


The Grand Lodge OF the order OF Odd Fellows in
the United States, in session in this city, will,
II Is expected, adjourn sine die to-day On We'd
nssday last Hon. X. Kneass, esq, of Philadelphia,
was elected Most Worthy Grand Sire Of the order
which is the chief official station.


The wings OF Massachusetts have renominated
for governor the Hon. George N. Briggs, at the
convention held in Boston on Wednesday last The
Hon. John Reed was also renominated for lieuten.
ant governor


We have no tidings Of the arrival Of the Consttu
ton at Boston yet. The brig Washington ID safely
noored at the piers Of the at Philadelphia
and it is presumed will be Immediately repaired
The Patriot Of this afternoon, contains lengthy
and graphic account Of her wreck, and the loss o.
her commander, with eleven Of his crew.


The Baltimore -four and grain market has beer
quite inactive to-day; both buyers and sellers, al
by common consent, awaiting the arrival Of thu
Great Western, which may be looked for between
the present time and Monday next Holders o
Howard street -four have now advanced to "a So q
s475; at which price few sales for city use ar,
making. Small transactions in city mills took plac,
this morning, at "a 62i, though holders generally
are firm at a IS.


The grain market is inactive, with light receipts
Best red Maryland wheat is held at IS 100, thougt
a cargo Of extra super6ne was sold this morning a
l02 cents per bushel. Ordinary to good wheat il
held at 80 a 80 cents, Maryland white corn II
49, do. yellow ~; rye 62 IS; oats 81 3D.
At Philadelphia, this morning, per telegraph, the
-four market remained unchanged. Fresh-ground
brands are firmly held at 81 rs; corn meal and rye
-four are in good demand at 50 So sales of primo red
wheat we're made at 81 04; southern yellow corn 20;
and white IS 81.


At New York, to-day, holders were more firm at
the prices Of yesterday. Genesee -four is held a
"A 95 to S. For shipment there is still eonsidera-
BILE demand, and 81 s7i is freely offered The grain
market is firm al yesterdays prices. Prime Gene
see wheat brings 100 l03 cts, and reds of other
descriptions, from good to prime, IS to SO cts.