The New York herald., 1845-11-09
RAI1lniosr Nny. !

BALTIMORE Nov. :, lelo
Rainy Weaher High Prices and The State b'tns,-1a'
Printing Custom House .5fdirs The Markets,
DC, &c.
raw, cold dsag greeable drizzly Ian has commenced
filling this morning. and down slow that it will
probably take day to finish its work. The la.
dies calculating grand display of their winter
dresses TO morrow, but they viii be disappointed
The market for breajstuns Is in glorious condi.
ton for the farmer here but not good for the bread
eating portion OF humanity as could be desired. By
the markets below, i viii be that there is brisk
demand for prime red wheat for export, at 100
rer bushe and that twenty thousand bushels OF
nave been shipped for Liverpool within few days
However II WILL IN all probability, help good old Mary
land the slough oi pudation, as learn the tax
collectors ia the coun les are progressing fuely with
their collections among the delinquent farmers It is
now confidently behaved that the day for resumn.ion
with our state is rapidly approaching
mentioned the other day that the devil something
else had got among the printers. Within last few
weeks there has be.n some half dozen ceok, papers e
tsbs,ed and heiIeva projects foot for one
two Then there is Park Benjamin who in con.
JUNCTION uitb William :! ay lor of the firm CT t. yor
Wilde 20 the agents Of the Herad has orough, on an
Immense printing Establishment from New I ork They
intend 70 npeA large publishing house and siso learn
es'eoish literary weekly paper. There has also
nsr Pahhshng CO pany from Boston, believe jus To-
Gated themselves here, vi Immense assortment Of
printing materials, Which. win large po~er.press
printing esiabhsEment iIom Philadelphia makes up the
SUN totsl Baltimore printers have heretofore had
cfetchhS tine but with all this additional force there is
20 telling what wiii he the .ul..
iestn that the Pre- iten through Secretary Walker,
mas addressed ette5 10 Collector lott, demanding
satisfactory expiration oil the recent appointment OF
eleven new officers the Custom House, and mis- subse-
qient connct desiring them not 10 be med The
great defeated" driven iuto corner and before
the session of Congress will be defeated again
Mr. Sbarkey, VINO, mentioned yesterday as having
fallen ough to the cellar from the second s,or, OF his
store was yesterday thought 70 be considerably better
and hopes are now entertained of his recovery.
The MARKETs-Our flour market for three days past
has been hrmly settled down at $3.50 for Howard stree.
-four, and nearly 10000 bbls changed hands at this
price The car rice TO dealers sr Howard street, has
been agreed upon at So 37t The inspections for the
past week comprise l979O barrels and 36 half barrels
wheat flour There were also inspected So bbls. Rye
flour and i26 barrels meal. Philadelphia Buck.
wheat meal is selling at s. % per 100 bs country do
SIs 81 Tie Wheat market has put on the same IL
very OF the -four aud presents similar features. Prices
nave advced about6 to cents per bushel good prime
reds selnsat 10 20 81 90 and the like quality OF white
at 20 10 81 - per bushel Rye is worth from 70 -
cents Corn mas been selling at 55 10 SO cents for
in good order for shipping and So SO for old white and
yellow Oats are steady at 81 to 3s cents
~ l.. Rum remains a. 33 cents. Whskey is less firm;
and sold at 26t and III cents for hhds and bbls.
There was pretty general break down in the stock
morning last and at the close have TO note worse
feeling than has prevailed for time The politics al
relations with England, and the appre hension
pleasant result 10 tnem has had the tendency depress
every security. Many stocks pressed to sale, and
buyers hold OF City six per cents Of 1890 done
1905 l0i decline Of in the week Six per of
1850 and 1870 at G0i, sellers. Five per s4J
bid SO asked Stite six per cents have fallen osales
al II 76l, closing at 76i a II.