The New York herald., 1845-09-22
BALTIMORE, Sept. 90, l945.


The Weather and ness-Scarc,ty Of News-Goush
and the temperance Folks-The Row in Slieerdom-
Markets, &c.
The weather continues delightful, and after warm
and sultry summer is enjoyed to its full extent The
from the west and the boats from the south arrive
daily crowded with passengers, composed principally o.
merchants seeking their fall supplies unusual num-
Der Of whom remain in Baltimore whilst others continue
without delay to New York and Philadelphia. Bat
has consequently been highly favored far this
season, and merchants doing all the business
that it possible for them to attend to. They sell all
day and pack all night and ready again in the
ing to meet new customers, who always at hand
The fact is the wholesale trade of Baltimore within the
past two years has more than doubled, and when
railroad reaches the Ohio and is tapped the Columbus
and Cincinna road the Improvement will be still more
rapid and crafty
There is nothing local character werthy of note,
and papers all dull and spirtess
The temperance folks looking with great anxiety
for the promised statement from Mr. Cough relative to
the triumph of Venus and Bacchus his vir
and temperance 1t is to be hoped that his fate will
put end to the practice which OF late has been
tensivey observed, of heapng honors and favors on
reformed debanchees and GU ter.wallowing drunkards
whilst life of virtue and temperance is regarded
of not the slightest account 1t is in effect Offer
ing premium to vice. by making reformation the surest
road TO distinction and honor They travel through the
country rackng their brains and Imagination by day for
pathetic stories and heaItbreakng trials to relate at
night when they stimulated by shouts of applause;
but this applause looses its stimulating effect
drugs until step by step they again fall into the gutter
We have had frequent of the kind in Baltimore
learn that the Rev Henry Slicer is preparing for the
press pamphlet in reply to the recent attack him
minister in charge of the North Baltimore station The
Rev. Henry is a tough colt to deal with, and may
pect interesting developments with respect to the
pamphlet of Sweeny s Co., accompanied by seorching
which they will remember for the rest Of their lives.
They have reused .he sn and will now have to trembe
at his wrath. What did say Oh of course there
be enmy i'll feeling hatred uncharitableness
among protesting christians II is only sinful NOR
tails that allow such feelings to predominant
better natures.
THE MARKErs-The offerings of Beef cattle at the
drove yards this week amounted to ia larger number
than at other time for weeks, and prices
fairly supported the extent Of the sales being considered
The butchers took 5s5 at 81 IS per 100 lbs 1874
driven Eastwardy, and "a lett unsold Hogs continue in
fair supply at SO for merchantable while inferior have
sold at "a so.
The stock of City Mills Flour quite limited and the
continuance of dry weather operates very seriously
against milling still, the few sales which have been
made at 81 So the former price, although millers
have been compelled to pay higher rates. relatively for
wheat Dealers in Howard street have been holding for
advance, and some Of them have realized 81 SGT,
while others looking for 81 62k. The inspections
for the past week comprise 1888 barrels and 592 half
barrels wheat flour.
D. The STocK BoARp.-The Stock market is firm, and
prices look upward City six per cents. Of 1890 at
l0l !, saes-closng at l0 l0lk State of Maryland
loans not so firm; sales to some amount at 80,
time-cosng at 79t bid cash; 793 asked. Sterling FIVE
per cents 6s bid. Three per cents-none.