BALTIMORE, July IL, IS45.
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BALTIMORE, July 10, ls45.
Death from the Heat-.qntcipated Duel Excitement


among the Democracy-Mdrkets, &C.


The heat yesterday fully equal to that of the
two preceding days ranging close to % degrees du-
ring the greater part of the afternoon. Towards night
there was a slight shower of rain, which somewhat
cooled the atmosphere.


There were deaths in the city yesterday from the
excessive use of cold water, James Daily and a
canned Connor both laborng men, having died from its
effects.


The Democracy still quarrelling the Custom
House affairs the leaders in the attack being officers
of the Government-one in the Post Office and the other
the Custom House BY the way, there is some report
IF duel about to take place between the parties and
otes of quite belgerent character have passed be-
tween them The Post Office representative is quite
punky and growls and shows his teeth to consider
,bIe extent whilst the Custom House man stands
on his dignity and refuses to fight with
- much Under his size However, Il little George


Wiling ,iuin 10 come in contact with one SO much
a ger there should be difficulty on that The
matter so far has been regarded altogether
matter for mirth but there is knowing what awful
consequences might result from It, Their loss to the
democracy would be the democracys gain but then
what would the community be able to do without them
the city without the Post Office champion, and the char
the city for dignity ra sS nTs Ian S:! S
tie Custom House champion. As matter OF course,
therefore every exerton will be used to prevent dire
catastrophe and if nothing else can prevent II they
will be taken charge Of by their anxious mothers who
certainly do not know that they out"


William Stewart convicted some ten years since IN
this city for wayaying and brutay numbering his own
aher was Yesterday thought to be dying He has al
ways maintained that he innocent OF the cnarge,
and although convicted many doubts have existed IN the
lublic as to his guilt innocence Is rumored tnat
he has prepared statement of the whole anar which
10 be published after his death mplcatng more than
one person in the deed lie has been suffering with the
consumption for several years -.


starl.y were confined altogether to Baltimore SIS and
mi shares which changed hands at good prices Ms
p land SIS closed at 10! for SALE and 75a bid Baltimore
ys $500 closed at l0lI for SALE and l0ls bid.


I'm MARgEr.--Therc is no change in the market for
Toward street Flour since my last report Sales OF
mall parcels store have been made at - 37 which
!, the rate generally asked Some holders demand


is2 for choice brands of fresh ground $50 bbls new
taken at 81 so. The receipt price from cars Is
2S The sale of City Mills Flour, made Of new and
"a wheat are at 81 80 per bb parcel OF fresh
ound made Of old wheat sold yesterday AZ - %
stall sales of susquehannah Flour are making at Ht
o 81 so There was a fair supply OF new wheat AZ mar,
! I Yesterday The sales of good to prime Maryland
= have ranged from ss to 81 cents and Two parcels 81


INV, snnaror chnsd were taken at W and w GEMS
+ ferior lots range as low as 80 cents The saies o.
q rite wheats fair to prime, are from 80 10 100 ssau
s aes of whiskey in hhds are "aA''s =" ~ N' wv
Uf hbis at 2iB - cents stt