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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.


r@f4 BY Telegraph.


PHiLADELpalA. Sept. &c, 1862 p. m.
The weather 10 day. up TO the present time.
has been cloudy, and raining slightly, at inter
walls. ,


There is no special local news.
Only q moderate business done at the Stock
Board to-day q aH rlt
The Flour market remains unchanged; hold
ers firm at yesterdays prices.


The demand for Wheat is rather better.
Sales of prime red at l05c


Southern yellow corn, 20 cts. s..I.
White corn, 65a67 cts. g
Rye, ,65a70 cts.
Oats, 3lc.


Flaxseed $ll8al20e per bus.
Sales TO fair extent Of New Orleans Sugar
at full prices.


The Coffee and Provision markets remain
unchanged. tuasJ j rtssa gH
The sales Of cotton have been small at the
advance under the Cambria's news.
The Great Western is very anxiously looked
for.