BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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BY Magnetic Telegraph.


Correspondence Of the Bait. Pat.


PHLADELPHA, Sept. l6, 1876.
"ehaye no telegraphic intelligence vet of
the arrival Of the steamer Cambria. now due
at Bos ton.


Great anxiety prevails TO hear from her.
We have had very agreeable change in IN.
weather. il is now cool and comfortable.
There is nothing of local interest. sufficient.
ly important to report.


The transactions al the stock board 10 dsv
were to moderate extent and but little yaris-
ton in prices. "
The flour market is still firm, and holder. of
lre'h ground are not willing to take less than
81 So
4 There IS an active demand for wheat
sales OF prime reds at 81 per bushel.
Corn has also gone up to SO Csc for vel,
low.


Oats 3Octs. .r1
Sales Of New Orleans sugar a, previou. ,a,..
aud firm.
Z No change in Provisions.


Llnseed oil is still in request at 6Oc Der Gal.
lon.


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