BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.


aFta's By Telegraph.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %. 1862 q. m.


There is no special local news.


Only moderate business done al the Stock
Board to-day.


The Flour market remains Unchanged hold
ers firm at yesterdays prices. ..F5rr
The demand for Wheat is rather better.


Sales Of prime red at l0lal03c.


Corn meal s. so.


Southern yellow corn. Ic,s.


Rye 65a7O cts.


Oats, 3lc.


FIaxseed $li8al20c per bus.


Sales to fair extent Of New Orleans Sugar
at full prices. SIS a WEI fs.as5
The Coffee and Provision markets remain
unchanged. +R'-sa g't II.


The Great Western is very anxiously looked
Tor. ~ Il sftas8
iHe t ysa 81 y9aEsis


New YoRK, Sept %. Up. IN.


The Great Westerns news is looked for
with great 0nxiety. 4 "a tatts 8


She is expected momentarily
Mr.. Samuel Lover, the author Of Handy
Andy, &c., gives the first Of his ''Irish Even
ings" to night Much interest felt to see him.
There is no special news here to-day.
The feeling in the -four market to day con-
tInues about as it was yesterday. 3t@
The grain market is without any special
change since yesterday.
Corn meal $3.50.
The supply Of wheat is not equal to the de-
mand. s
Prime western corn 70a72c.


Northern corn 73a74c.
Oats 2oa3oc.h4 i
Rye 70c.
Barley 6Oc. III r.e utg
| Flaxseed sl2O.
The advanced price of cotton is maintained.
1 The transactions at the stock exchange were
TO fair extent. sI aa5 ,s.5a X. A
There is fair demand for Provisions. ..,
Groceries are in better request ss5FF e3
Sugar has advanced a little. lllars


Coffee remains as last quoted @,''4
An Irishman named Patrick Gushing, aged
80 years, was murdered in Buffalo, on Thurs
day last. latW 3gHils