DETENTION OF THE CARS.
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The passenger train OF cars, with the mail.
from Philadelphia, due here yesterday at 2
O'Clock, p. M, was detained about a hours be-
tween Wilmington and Newark, Del, in con
sequence of the burden train having broken
down on the road No damage sustained. The
accident was altogether unavoidable.


The train from Philadelphia, due here this
morning about 5 O'Clock, was detained three
hours, in consequence Of slight disarrange-
ment in the locomotive. The mail however
was in time to connect with the 9 O'Clock train
ior Washington, by which it was despatched.
The New York mail which left that city yes
terday afternoon at and half O'Clock, had
not arrived in Philadelphia last night when
the mail Cat l0o'clock) left for Baltimore.


Bait Pat.


Correspondence of the Bait. Pat.


PHILADELpHlA, Sept. 2, 1916.


Two O'Clock, P. NJ.
We are in momentary expectation of the
news from Europe, per the Britannia.


The weather continues very warm, and the
sun SuiHeS Win SItdi power. IHeIiHoneter In
the shade 80 degrees. SA
The stock market is quite inactive with
tendency to a decline. I"
The flour market is without animation
Sales Of several hundred barrels Pa brands at
So 81 and half Sales also of western -four at
the same prce--buyers rather backward.
Corn meal is rather dull--sales al a decline
OF and quarter cts. per bbl. Rye -four un-
changed.


Sales Of prime red wheat al 81 TO S5 cts. per
bushel. Iquote yellow corn at 52a53 cts rye
6la62 cts, oats 27a2S cts.


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