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Correspondence Of the UniOnl
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/ Correspondence Of the Unionl
| BALrnoRE, Oct.,2, S p. m,


The weather still continues delightful, and oui
streets are hronged with pedestrians old and young
all wearing cheerful and happy countenances. Balu
more street is radiant with the far-famed beauty o.
our city.


The barque Francis Partridge arrived at this por
this morning from Rio Janeiro, reports great mum
Der Of American vessels in port unable to obtain
freights on account ofthe war with Mexico Affair
at Buenos Ayres and Montevideo remained without
any change, arrangement having been made be-
tween MIR. Hood, the special minister from England
and the Buenos Ayrean government. She left al
Rio Janeiro on the l4th August the U. s. frigatt
Columbus, Com. Rousseau; the sloop-of-war Sar-
aoga, Captain Shubrick, bound for the Pacific; ant
bound for Monlevideo.


The telegraph announces the result of the demo.
cratic convention held at Syracuse yesterday for the
nomination Of candidates for governor and lieuten-
ant governor. The Hon. SiIas Wright, jr, and
Hon. Mr.. Gardiner received the nominations.


The market for -four and grain in Baltimore con-
tinues feyerish and unsettled. The general asking
price, this morning, was IS so, at which rate there
were no buyers, it being generally understood that
the English orders at New York are limited below
what would warrant that figure in this city. Hold
ers, however, were firm, waiting telegraphic an
nouncement Of prices in New York, which, when
received, had no effect. They are now, however,
waiting the Boston steamer. City mills is held at
s5 so, and corn meal 50 s7I to u per barrel, with
sales, which is an advance. There were sales this
morning Of 5000 bushels by one house; 1900 OF
which was Virginia red, at l06 to ll0e.; and 900
bushels white, at ll6 a llS cents. The price OF
wheat to-day may be considered one to two cents
lower than it was yesterday.


The telegraph from New York announces the
market firm, to-day, at IS rs, with an upward ten
dency for Genesee -four, but no purchasers.


At Philadelphia, to-day, there were sales Of seve-
raj hundred barrels fresh ground -four at IS 25.
There is still much excitement in the -four market,
and most holders are contending for S. so.


There was an active demand for grain; sales OF
prime red wheat at liz cents. Sales also of yellow
corn at 70 cents. Oats have advanced to "a IS cs
per bushe. Whiskey firm at 25I 26 cents. Moth
ing new in cotton; prices firm.


The markets, however, will continue unsettled un-
I'll the arrival Of the Hibernia which may be con-
sidered due tomorrow, though the late storms will
probably prevent her arrival until Monday.