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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot


BY Telegraph.
PHILADELPHn, Sept. 22, 1862 p.m m.
We have charming day.
There is no special local news. .
The transactions at the stock board to day
show very little change in prices ".l
There is less activity in the -four market to
accede TO the rates of holders. g.sba
There were sales Of prime red whea, al lO2
al04 cts.


The supply of grain is light.
Yellow corn sold at 20 to 72 cts.
Oats, 20 cts l t#tt. lfs8
Large sales of Laguayra at an advance of
&c per ID.
Nothing new in provisions, prices firm.