The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18
BALTIMORE. Dec. II. lS45.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, lS45
"A Nelo Yorker Lost from the Cars-Robbers Piekpocksfs
and Burners arrived in Baltimore Triumph Of Madam
.angsta-New York Circus-Markets, &c.
On Monday night about ten o'clock as the cars from
Philadelphia crossing the bridge at Bush river
passenger fell off, and is thought precpitaed into
the river and drowned Who he could not be ascer
aned though several Of the passengers had been con
vcrsing with him. II is thought that his hat blew off,
and in endeavoring to catch it, strong gale of wind
blowing at tho time that he precipated overheard
new valise found at the without an owner
but could be discovered. A few moments be-
fore the accident he heard to say that he from
New York, and was his way to his friend Mr..
Russell at Bra1shaw's hotel, and that he for
some luggage belonging to the Elsslcr Brothers Mr.
Russell is at loss to divine who 1t was, unless
his friend Mr. Cosseaus, from whom he had received
letter, promising him visit, few weeks since.
paltimsre since Monday and have Commenced onera
tons in style that warrants their being professors of
the lighfngercd business hey have pocketed about
bes.
Madam Augusta had of the largest and most fash.
onsble audiences Of the season st night and have
scarcely heard such applause in a theatre She is
regarded superior to all her predecessors and in fact
is taking the city by storm She moves with freedom
and ghtness through tho intricate steps OF the dance
that Is truly surprising and apparently without the
with her. is undoubtedly very good and receives cons
Howe's New York Circus continues to draw hut POOR
y, which can hardly account for the performance
IS very good. The tent circuses usually do great
business here, but they go into theatre and
furnish good accommodations for their audiences they
receive but little encouragement.
some OF the New York drop game" chaps have also
made their appearance here, route to Washington
With box and piece Paper, they yesterday diddled
countryman out Of $40
The MARxgrs-The flour market is still without any
activity, and change has taken place. Sales of good
standard brands made yesterday at rs per hi
and later in the day at So ST. which price holders gene
rally asked, though some sold still later at IS rs
The receipt price is So 62I Sales Of City Mills aour
made early yesterday morning at SIS later in
the day the same price was offered and refused
Stock and Money Market-The sales are to n fair ex.
tent in the stock market, but prices are not SO firm
decline may be noted In some descriptions and some
desire to realize manifested Great anxiety is felt 10
know the issue of the movement and all es are
turned to the other side Of the City six per cents
Of $780, closed with sales at o6 g6I for the opening
% bid s5a asked for 1905 90 offered % asked The
transactions In these securities during the quarter have
been arge-and including sales time some $500 600
have changed hands IN ive per cents nothing doing
asked sterling fves, 6S 80 The operations OF the
sinking fund which by the bye, have been materially
increased during the past year exercise favorable In
fuence on the rates, aud to may be ascrbed ia great
measure the steadness OF these loans during the past
few months The fund, we should think, now reaches
nearly 81, 400 900.