BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

BY Magnetic Telegraph,
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na Correspondence of the Bait, Pat.


PHlLaDELPHiA. Sept. IL. 1886.


Two O'CLOCK, p. M.
The great fete Of to-day is the Odd Fellows
Celebration. The procession formed into
line al an early hour and commenced march.
ing at le,o'clock. Il was ruly magnificent
spectacle. There were probably fifteen ,hsu-
sand persons in the line, all coslumed in ap-
propriate regalia, many Of whom bore richly
ornamented flags, banners, &c.. besides other
unique emblems Of the order Accompany
ing the various divisions were bands of music,
which swelled their richest trains.


A very large number Of strangers from the
surrounding country have come in to be spec
tators OF this gorgeous scene. No accident or
anything to Interrupt the pleasures Of the oc-
casion has thus far taken place


Only moderate business was done al the
stock Board to-day and prices varied but little.
The -four market remains unchanged.
Holders Of grain are firm al previous rates.
Large sales Of New Orleans Molasses.
Fair sales Of Mess Pork a, previous rates
and firm.


No change in cotton. s