BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, lS45
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| BALTIMORE Nov. l5 ls45.
| .4nother Compromise Yerdict-.q Nan SiobJed-M Nor.
Rape Trials Custom House Office Scrambles- Mar
kets &c.


The Jury in the of Sutton, charged with rape
on Mrs Kone. into Court yesterday afternoon,
with verdict of Guilty of assault, with
an attemp. to commit rape"-being another OF
those disgracefu compromise verdicts for which Balt-
is becoming famous. The effect of the verdict
is to declare the victim OF his lust perured witness
that to say, they pronounce her guilty of perjury and
her volaor guilty Of the minor crime of assault with
intent, sc. OF such character this has been two
thirds OF the verdicts rendered in city within the
last ten years; SO that trial by jury has become
mockery and no longer retains the confidence OF the
community.


A negro man, named William Banks, got into dis
pute last mig ht with several white boys, when one of
them stabbed him in the side with dirk dangerously
woundng him. If tho boy should be respectfully
necied" the sympathy Of Baltimore jury Will save
him.


The trials of two OF the "rapo gang" will take
place on Monday next The missing witness has been
secured by the State.


The excitement among the democ ratio Office seekers
and office holders continues undated around about the
cus,om-h0use Those who have been recently appoint
ed, and who were before camorous for the removal of
Collector Marriott, are now as quiet sucking doves
and those who were quiet before the removal,
furious rage. II Collector Marriott no.
tremely fond of feeding at the public crib, should al
think he would resign, escape the tumult
that surrounds him. But he will probably wait to be
kicked out.


THr MARKErs.-Our flour and grain markets advance
step for step with those OF New York. and during the
week just ended flour has advanced from IS cents
per barrel On Monday last both City Mills and Howard
street steady at So rday sales of City
Mills made at So 75 whilst other holders refuse to
sell under So. Howard street also sold at SO Is, iand
unwilling to sell at that rate.


The inspections for the last week comprise 81 654 bbls
and 1872 halt bbls wheat -four There also inspect
cd 81 bbs -four and 295 bb and 80 half bbls
meal Philadelphia buckwheat meal is selling at Is
81 37i per 100 lbs country do. rs 3 s. 25


Wheat comes forward only moderately, and prices
the advance; good to prime reds commanding Is TO
81 % per bushe and family -four white 25 to 81 80
inferior parcels either description from to 10
per bu under those figures Small sales of rye OF 20 TO
10 cents. Corn has advanced and with considerable
sales the rates at close be quoted at 90 to 6o for
white and yellow the former for and the latter for
old Oats have no, mate rally varied, but rather i'm.
proved the closing rates being IS to 81 C per bu.


SrocK AND MoNtY MARKEr.-Money is III steady
quest and the banks not at all desirous extend
The rate of ntt rest is per Private capitalists
find no difficulty in procuring customers at advanced
rates. Exchanges are as follows: London 81; Bremen 79
New York prem; Virginia dis


We have had busy week IN the stock market and the
hurried step the operator ketokeIs activity. In State
per cents, we have had comparative quiet At the
stock Board yesterday 10y bid, II asked. In other de-
scrip,ions nothing doing City six per of 1890
have sold at e9 99 aud 100; they maintain their hold
on the market very firmly.