Intelligence from the North by to-night's


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BALTIMORE, Oct %, 5p. m.


Correspondence Of the Union.l


/ The weather is rather stormy to-day, sharp
northwest breeze putting an edge on the atmosphere
Indicative Of the approach of winter. a q. ...aaf


The Baltimore market continues duh and unset
tled There is decided downward tendency in
street -four will not bring higher than IS I2l which
some holders are selling at, whilst others demand
IS 25. City mills are also held firmly at IS 25.


The receipts Of corn this week have exceeded the
demand, and prices have declined several cents; this
is in part owing to the scarcity of coasting vessels
to take IL away. The wheat market is active, but
also prices considerably below the rates of last week


We quote good to prime red wheat at 100 l07
cents; ordinary to good red wheat 80 q 100 cents.
Family Aour, white wheat, Ito 125 cents Old
white corn 67 a 10 cents; old yellow corn 65 a 6S
cents; new yellow corn SIS a Sc cents; rye 81 10
cents; oats 81 80 cents 2a 4


The telegraph reports from Philadelphia, to-day,
that sales Of fresh ground -four were made at
IS 37h, and that there is no change in corn meal.
Grain is less active, and prices lower; prime red
wheat sold at 81 OS cents per bushel. Yellow
corn sold at &C. ati67 cents, which is a decline.
Oats, 80 cents. Whiskey, "a 25 cents Cotton
firm. Nothing new in provisions, or groceries,


At New York, to-day, the flour market remains
unsettled and inactive; buyers not being disposed
to accede TO the terms Of holders. The impression
s that prices must receds still further, as herewill
not be another steamer due for six or seven4d6ys
yet. Thereaiis rather more activity in grain,
with a fair demand for export. Prices generally
remain as. quoted yesterday. Corn meal is sell
ling lat "a ~ per barrel and rye is selling at 80
cents per bushel. heavy business has been done
in cotton withs more active demand, and aa u pward
tendency prices. Upland at IdI, and Mobile at
la ,gaa rs Lta Flaisda8I9 stov9a 4
b The eastern mail has not arrived yet, the heavy
wind having, it is supposed, SO blown the water out
Of the Susquehanna that this boai cannot cross.