BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Correspondence Of the Bait. Pat.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3, l846.
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Correspondence oil the Bait. Pat


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 8, lS46,


Two O'Clock. P. M.
We have another exceedingly hot day The
thermometer in the shade is up to 800.
There is no local news of moment
Our merchants and bus n ass men are looking
with considerable anxiety tor report by telt-
graph or otherwise Of the steamers news,
now due at Boston. a ~
Business generally speaking is becoming
brisker.
The flour market remains as il was yester-
day, with sales Of Penn brands at SO 81, and
heavy western brands, old stock, So 62a375;
corn meal 81 80.


Considerable sales of New Orleans Sugar at
previous prices, which are firm and rather ad. 2
vanced


The transactions at the Stock Board to-day
were only 10 a moderate extent, and prices .
had downward tendency.


In grain there is no change. t


No change in provisions.


New YoRK, Sept. 3, 2p. m
Up to this moment we have no news of the
steamer Britannia
She has now been out Ia DAYS. -
Our city is without any local intelligence of
importance.


The weather continues oppressively hot
thermometer 900
There is no special change in the -four mar
ket. Holders are disposed to take the prices,
but buyers refuse TO purchase to any extent.
The grain market remains without change
The stock market remains steady and prices
are firm. The operations at the board to-day
were comparatively small .a
The cotton market continues firm, with
moderate transactions at previous rates.