Nothing last night north Of Baltimore.

Correspondence of the Bait. Pat.
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t correspondence OF the Bait Pat


PHILADELPHlA. Sept. l, l646.


i.as s.s Two o'clock, F. M.
There is no special local news to-day. We
have it exceedingly hot and oppressive
thermometer being at go in the shade.


The transactions at the stock board to-day
were moderate, and prices steady at last quo
tations. 'a@ +'e .'


Small sales of Pennsyl yania SIS at 66 and
half; Of Reading Railroad bonds 72 and shares
do. 80. There were sales of u. s. 6's at las,
quotations; there is no new feature in other Sc
curities to notice. 8
Sales Of Western -four at 1887 and half,
and dull
Sales Of prime red wheat at 80 to 8lc. and
/ of yellow corn at 53c. Oats in fair request
at 28c. a.a. '


Sales of New Orleans sugar at previous rates
and rather firm. 1tas aas sa.@
No change in provisions or groceries
sasts >.t.a New York, Sept /. .a.


> tlur ST. Two O'Clock, p. m.
The weather to-day is very warm-thermo-
meter 90 in the shade a y4' N3
There is no local news, aside from com
mercial matters, worth reporting. m aa
Business is becoming more brisk. a
There is a better feeling in the -four market
and prices are tending upwards. 1 .
Quite heavy business has been done in
cotton-With sales of 1900 bales Now Orleana
at an advance of one eight to one quarter on
previous operations.


