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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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Correspondence 81 he Baltimore Patriot
N.siit3 0lIN 0fh BY Telegraph.


PHILApELpHlA, Oct 2, 1862 p. m.
There is no special local news.
Thewea,her to day is clear aud pleasant.
Only moderate business done al the Stock
Board today. with slight decline in some of
the leading securities.
g There were sales 10 day Of several hundred
barrels fresh ground Flour atS5.25. There is
stillmuch excitement In the -four market, and
most holders are contending for $3.50. Il is
very difficult, at present, to arrive at definite
price. 83il
The demand for Wheat is rather better
Sales Of prime red at ll2c.
Yellow corn, 73 cts.
Rye 65a70 cts.
Oats, 34a35c
Cotton-continues firm al the advanced prices
sales firm.
The Coffee and Provision markets remain
good--tendency upward.


New YoRK, Ocl. 2, 2 p. IN.
The Democrat State Convention Of New
York met yesterday, at Syracuse. Silas
Wright, Jr. was nominated for reelection as
Governor, and Gardiner as Lieutenant Gov
ernor


Flour has advanced fully half dollar per bbl.
Holders firm at IS So


There is an active demand for grain.





Corn meal $3.87.


The supply of wheat is not equal to the de-
mand


Prime western corn 75a78c.
Northern corn 80c


Oats 38a40c.


Rye 79a80c.


Barley 60c.


Flaxseed Sl.20.


The advanced price of cotton is maintained.
The transactions at the stock exchange were
to fair extent.


There is a fair demand for Provisions. :.
Groceries are in better request.
Hon. Thos. Sergeant, one Of the Associate
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
has resigned his seat


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