BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL

Correspondence o. the Bait. Pat.
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iesPohuence oJ tne balt Fat.


PHILADELPHIA, August 27, 1876.


Two O'Clock, P. NJ.
ihere IS no news worth transmitting. The
weather has become several degrees warmer.
The feeling at the stock board was less ami
mate today and some Of the leading securities
decline.
Sales Of Pennsylvania State SIS at 66.. with
moderate sales. Sales also Of Pennsylvania
6's at decline of !. Reading Rail Road
shares declined at J. Sales of the Bank of
Kentucky at previous rates. In other securities
have no change to notice.


The -four market remains unchanged Pa.
fresh brands are held at $4-small sales. Corn
meal $3.50 per bbl. Rye flour dull of sale al
former prices. "a
Grain is dull. Sales of prime red wheat at
70 to 80 cts. Iquote prime yellow corn at So
cts. &a a a# # afH.a@#
The grocery and provision markets are with
out change.


New YoRK, Aug. "a, 2p.m.
Flour is heavier to-day, and the prices of
Yesterday with difficulty sustained. "
Not much doing in Grain and the demand
light.


There is no change in groceries, and cotton
as remains noted yesterday. ..a
There is evident improvement in proyis-
ions, and sales more active.
Stocks were quite steady at the board to-day,
and sales fair.
No news in the city, either of domestic or
foreign manufacturer.


It's now, 2 P. NJ, raining. ..ua I.u
WHEAr.-ln Ohio wheat sells for Sc cents
bushel. In Iowa it brings only "a cents.
The Corn Crop in North Carolina promises
to be the largest ever known. t'
An elephant belonging to a menagerie at
Lockport, N. Y, on Saturday last, becoming
enraged from tobacco having been giving him
concealed in his food, attacked and killed seye-
raj horses and injuring man.


A young man, in fit of deirium tremens.
jumped from an upper window, in East Bos
ton on Saturday evening. He was killed in
stantly-his brains dashed out upon the side.
walk. H,-a


The long walk of one thousand miles in one
thousand hours undertaken by Mr.. Eaton, of
Caledonia Springs. Canada, terminated yes
terday. Although an aged man, ,,being over
nifty, up to the last accounts he had performed
his-work promptly, going twenty four miles a
day without any apparent over exertion.





Another serious outbreak has taken place
among the Mormons. 1t is to be feared that
serious troubles will be the result.





There was great earthquake at Boston
on Tuesday. Every body of course felt agita-
ted. 1t was mo great shake however.