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MoSpAi, May 5-6 p. NJ
Our produce markets. generally speaking. were In q
very dull state to-day In consequence Of the incle
mency Of the weather yet prices OF most articles
NAMED the at the close Of the week.
As.rs hav. been in moderate demand, with sales OF
ca hbls. pearls at IS 81. and pots at -.
BsEswAx was improving. 100 lbs. yellow brought
2tlsc cash.
EREApsTuFFs.-The Flour market not very active,
but quotations were without important change The
prevailing storm checked business; about 500 bills do
nestle sold at SO 81 81 for sup rhine No p with orli
Western 1t "a % II 81 so; pure Genesee at 81 30 u
~ 0sa fancy Ohio at SAL So, fancy Genesee ut
~ 81 a IS l2lz; extra Ohio at SIS SIS % and Extra
Gcnesce at IS Is So so. In Cana dian better feeling
appart mt with good inquiry for future delivery
and sales Of 5000 bbs at - 70 81 81 fair export
demand prevailed for Southern and the market ruled
steady The days business comprised SONS 1900 bbs
at So SIS so. The market for rye -four inactive
but firm few all lots taken at So Ala So So
Corn meal was scarce and quiet at Saturdays rates,
Hhea, was scarcely firm, while the demand was light
cargo Of 500 bushels good Ohio fetched only 9c and
seine ordinary tennessee, 81 1913. Rye has not varied
In Oats a fair business done ut the improvement
noticed in last. Corn exhibited feature of
Southern yellow at Is 65 &c; Northern do, and
high mixed Western at 63 65isc and some Of the
latter to arrive during the summer, at 81 &c.
CoTTor-Ihe buoysnt feeling noticed in the market
Saturday continued to-day and was doubtless added
to by the extreme chliness of the atmosphere which
purchasers sensitive to the rosts in the upper
sections of the cotton growing region The sales
advance OF oneeighh one-fourth the rates
rert that day which has had the effect of bringing
upon the market additional supplies We quote -
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION,
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, MAY 5, Is

BALTIMORE, May ), 1851,
1tr Wl1tbn-Bakmcrs 1f7oarfie DIorcment-
III, Archbrshopy1c-Harrsd de Grace Bank S,rinilc
-Loromosires for Nac York, &c.
For the last thirty-six hours we have had an in
cessant fall Of rain, the atmosphere at the same
time being more like the chilly month Of March
than the usual mild month Of May.
About dozen Of our principal merchants are
about starting Several have already sailed) for
Europe, not only 70 attend the Worlds Fair, but
to make arrangements 70 impor; their own goods
direct to Baltimore, instead Of being compelled to
get them second hand from New York.
The vacancy occasioned by the death Of Arch
bishop Eccleson has, il is rumored, been filed by
abe nomination to the Pope Of the Rev Mr. Ry-
der, the head Of the Jesuits in this country. An
ADLER more suitable man for the post could not
be obtained, but his Jesuitism is an objection to
him by the Catholics Of this city.
The trial Of Ezra Collier, the cashier, and the
New York directors Of the Havre de Grace Bank,
for robbng 1t of all ts specie funds has been post
Poned until the lnta Of June when !; Wiz come of
before the Sarford County Court, at Belleair
M Ross Winans, Of this city, shipped on Sa-
turdny, for the New York and Erie Railroad, a
large FIRST class locomotive constructed by him,
being the first Of ten that he has contracted 10 build
for that road. Mr.. Winans Is now doing inn
mense business in the construction Of locomotives.
lie hrs lately placed two Of his coal burning loco
motives on the Susquebanna Railroad which
Of immense power, and used altogether IN the car
rying Of heavy freight trains
The ship Mary Anne, arrived yesterday from
Bremen, brings l-O passengers.
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xssta tNer) Bestm.n. Kingston. a. Punch = nsncks;
Frances Blanchard Matanlas NssmithA sons; orinoeo
llearmsn Il L o: Odd Fellow, Green Portland.
Brig-E Lind Buckman Wilmington
schrs-Margaret Eleanor (Erl Corbit, CORVALLIS,
Rogers Richmond; Sarah AnnGRoe. Glett Baltimore;
Webster, Fukerr. Philadelphia.
sloops-Harret, French, and Neptune Racket, Proyi
dence.
Ship Martha Ward Trott Liverpool April with mdse
April lat i3 10 the Eastern edge Of the Crane Banks
changed signals with Br bark opewe it'll passengers
New York 3d. Block Island INV distant 50 miles passed
the roof OF a ships house, painted yellow.
27 passengers to Buckley April "a lat IT, Ion 40 3D.
saw several small icehergs. - .
schr Nayfower (Brl, Grove, Prince Edward Island,
Scir Rogers (of New Haven't farren, Matanzas, April
Is, with fruit, to Pearsall Il Ackerly !
Sehr West Burton, Providence days, bound to Al
bany.
Schr Cornelia Falkland, Boston. 4 days.
Sloop Anne Holmes Davis Fall River.
Below.
Br bark Hopewell from Limerick; and brig from Sa-
vannah.
Two bsrks and two brgs, unknown.
MAY Wind at sunrise Ne, and fresh with RAIN at me-
ridian. do dol At sunset, CO, with rain and hail.
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Telegraphic Reports.

Ma ORLEANS, Nay u
The cotton market much excited by yesterday
heavy frost North Alabama Mississippi AMI Tennessee
in active demand; 900 bales sold at an adj
vance Of = to a. Receipts from all Southern ports ahead
OF last year, 239,0o0 bales.
NV OrIrANs. May 8. 1851.
Cotton Is steady; sales Of 1000 bales Ohio -four Is
dull. at - to 81 80. Ordinary and mixed 46c to
iqc white 53c Lard l. dull at &c to 9ifc for prime
Bacon sides sac; shoulders ca Mess pork Sl4 80 TO
Sl4 15-msrket very buoyant. Rio coffee. qatc Fair
sugars SIC to 5lc. Molasses &c freighis are al.
yancing-Cotton 10 Liverpool DIED Sterling Exchange,
~ prem.
Tremendous storm Saturday night
CH,HLisro,, May .. 1851.
The cotton transactions have been limited 200 bales
With unsettled market prices however being about
tie same on the day previous viz ranging from to
l0A cents.
Bufrno, May 8. 1851.
The receipts at this port since Saturday have been:
Flour 800 bbls wheat 10 900 bushels; corn, 5000 do
There sellers than buyers Of -four In the
k,t nj cid prices Small sales Of Michigan have been
mnde Mt 80 t2 q SO 15 Wheat IL In far demand; but
ssles limited from the rmnes. OF holders Ohio sells
at ~ SIC. Corn Is firm, and in demand The sales
reached 5000 bushels at ~ &c. for mixed Western.
Afp.SY. May s. 1851
The receipts since last have been:-Flour 2G0C0
bbls wheat none corn 900 bushels In -four there
good business doing nj about previous rates. There
net much inquiry for wheat Corn q. In brisk dems
with sales 81 % Cu bushels At soc for yellow round and
tcic. for mixed Western Oats doing better. the
saes being y 600 bushels at SIC. Prison whbkey Is
steady. at Xg,
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Arrived-Brg Sun, Sunderland, April I'd.
Cleared-Brgs James Crosby, Havana Ottoman. Savan-
NAH schrs Independence CArdnas Isphcne GeorSetonn
DC; Barnstate, Alexandra. 49,
PORTLAND. Mays
Arrved-Bark Medora, Cardenss; brig .Robt fenne Ma
tanzas bark Scott Dyer, and brig Rainbow. do.
SALEM. May3
Arrived-Shp yespasan River Carbon. Coast of Afri
e. Feb I'D 4th sehrs Pavilion and Mount Vernon. NYork
Sailed 3d-Bark Active, Africa sehrs Hendrix Hudson,
Richmond Aopia, Philadelphia. ah, Thompson, Rich.
mona
New BrproRp. May
Ar,ved-Shp Henry Kneeand, Arctic Sea- with ZOO bbls
VII, lbs bone; spoke Feb 70 lat q y $, Ion - ship
Maury Pacific for New Bedford, full March II.
NJ Ion 81 A. ship Seva from Rio Jsneiro for Green
port. .
Cleared-Ships Bsrnstable. Pacife Ocean; Garland At
lantci bark DR. Franklin, do
CHARLGsroN May ..
Arrived-Shp Camden, NYork.
NEW ORLEAus. April 81.
hrrived-Ships Metoka, NYorki Vim Trayis do; Tar
quin, Boston; Lapland, do.
Cleared 21th-Ship Magnolia. Boston.
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stock in city, in all hands, estimated at 50o bales.
CorFEE.-The market opened quiet, tho transactions
not exceeding 80 bags of Java, at l2hc Laguayra
at l0c. and 100 bags of St. Domingo. at sac.
FIsn-Dry cod was held at SO 62e, with a moderate
stock OF mackerel $50 bbls sold from second hands at
$40 81 and so 81 for l and respectively.
fRrIr-We have TO report sale Of 1000 boxes bunch
raisins at So 81 4, which is better
FRrcnrs.-There continued to be some better feeling
and better rates were demanded by Liverpool vessels
FOR compressed 8 16d was asked and 132d for uacom
pressed A few thousand bushels Of engaged
ut sd. To London -four taken at q. To Hayre
cotton ruled at ac ashes at SO and SO and bark at S.
To California clippers were getting ,Vc per foot mea
suremeDt.
HAY moved to the extent of 500 bales River, at ST
81 cash, showing IA steady market.
IRos was very dull. so tons English bar changed
hands at $685. usual credit Nothing farther transpired
in pig.
L,Mr arrived sparngly and was in demand Common
selling at S5c.. and lump at 81 p.
MoLAssEs.-The sales were confined to small lots
Trinidad at 25c, aud so hhds Cuba, at 2oitc Market
NAVAL sroRrs.-spirits turpentinc held higher
the supply not being so large $50 bbs brought 80
cash. 400 bbs common rosin fetched 81 So and 100 do
white, 81 81 a So IS
Om-Nhale has declined tribe with sales Of 1000
bbs shipping, at 4lc and 1000 do selected, at 43c.
Linsetd without farther change From store, 5000
gallons were taken at rs roc, cash
PHo,IsIons.Pork was less active the high rates asked
for all descriptions deterring In retail lots there
sales Of 500 bbls at SIS 49, old, at Sl4
62 Sl4 IS new prime, at Sl3 Ga Sl3 IS; and old
at Sl2 90 Sl2 70. We have change to note in beef
Some $50 bbls. sold at the quotations last given There
better dema for beef hams and the sales reached
leo tierces, at SIS 80 Pickle meats were plenty and
dull loo pkgs dry salted hams fetched SIZE; and SO
do shoulders &c. Lard buoyant with light stock
The transactions include 400 bbls and terces grease
91lc prime, in barrels at lo4c and do kegs, at 1oai
lie. Butter and cheese were noticed on Saturday
Ricr was in limited request; with small sales ordinary
to good at So 50 81 "a.
srEDs-Timothy noininally SIS so si7 so. with
out any demand In clover, moderate business
doing at s9i eiac. No flax Offering.
SrGAR was inactive, without change in value.
TALLow remained DUH 3oJolbs prime country fetched
73.c., cash
WIsK-A sale Of Is quarter casks sweet Malaga
made nj Il ic
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ON the 9Th inst at four o'clock NJ, after long and
Illness. which he bore With Christian fortitude
and resignation, THoNAs u. CRaNI ESQ, aged 6fty
years ten months and two days.
The friends and acquaintance n the family and Oh
Of hia sons Thomas and Alexander, are respectfully In
Nted 10 attend biz funeral on TGosday afternoon at two
O'Clock. from hs late residence, No Ill Elizabeth street
without further notice.
on May g. Of water on the brain, Wnri,N G,oRGr.
Of william and Esther Carter, aged year and IL days
The friends and acquaintance % the family
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral at O'Clock
Tuoday 9th inst from IS Canal str,ct without further
invitation
on Monday morning. May 3. OF consumption, JAcon
Nr1gHyJLT, In the i3d year fhi- agc
The relatives and friends a. the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral "Wednesday morning
9Th inst at O'Clock, from his late residence Co Amos
street
On May in the village 81 New Rochelle wcs,chestcr
county, MIS- EiirAnEIn JfSENs wiff u iuiam Jenkins
in the sd year q her age
The relatives and fiitud % the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock Her remains viii b. taken 10 Mamaroncck for
mtcrmtnt.
ON Monday, May 8, MscrAtTv. daughter or John and
Msrdslen ~ crolius. aged month and II days.
The fri nds ~ the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral from her grandfather residence No
~ Wet Washington Place, on Tuesday afternoon, 9th
inst, ut O'Clock, y. NJ
Tn May 4, after short but Illness, THogSs
VAN, son of y Smith, aged II months and ~ days
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MARKETS ELsEW HERE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5-EIrsf Board-SJ0O Reading Cry
der o. ga, 500 Reading Mortgage Sc sol 800 Penna 81
o. rs 100 100 shares Reading Railroad b. si 100 do 81
I'd 100 do IDS. ~; Red Bank and Wood 2e: 3Girard
Trust, 2s After SaLeso shares Reading Railroad, PSI
40 do, ~ second Beard-Sl.to sehuylklii Navigation
Is. lint. on,) 4i 1000 Allegheny City o. 10 81 1000
Penna 5s IN; 1000 Allegheny County 6s. 49, ll0J sas
quehanba Canal g. ga 800 Reading Mortgage o. H. S,is
~ shares Girard Bank SA ~ Schuyhili Navigation,
90 N West Copper 3D. Penn Railroad 49, After Sdies
-s0 shares Morris Canal 1871 100 Reading Railroad 2s
BAIrIaoRK, May 3-Stock boards shares Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ia do, M Is do. ia; - York aud
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WAsIfINNTON, .,
samuel d King, Surveyor General Of California, left
tutto day for San Francisco.
The Attorney Generals decision relative to congress
sions Thanking, that the privilege commences from the
date Of election and acceptance without reference the
time wheu they take their seats or osths of Office.
The steamer Vixen has been completely fitted out at
Navy Yard and will leave for the Gulf this week pro-
baby to watch the movements Of any Cuban invaders.
snow storm is prevailing here
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Effects of the storm.

PiERMoNT, May 80 p. NJ.
The storm has ragged with undmiuished violence
during the day. We have quite fleet of vessels here at
anchor Last night the boat Kelsey broke loose two
mice above the pier while being towcd down the river
She captured after having thrown thirty pieces
Of walnut part Of her cargo She lies the pier
with twenty inches Of in her hold 1t is stil rain
log hsxd
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PHILADELPHIA, May ,, 1901.
frrfa n three Persons on SUpviOn N hdriRg
Nnd,vff the Bats Eanuly-Bpiaiag Born ",
Sc, g.
The butchery Of the Bartle family, near Mana
yunk, Is stig involved in mystery Rob srt, the per-
sou suspected q having committed the horrid deed,
wa arrested this afternoon IT Rising sun village,
about FIVE miles from this city. Two other mon
have also been arrested al Trenton suspicion, H.
duced by their resemblance the description gwen.
" l.. however, generally believed that the two lat
ter arc perfectly innocent.
The csmphene distiilcry 81 John W Ryan, ii
Washington street. southWaIk, was the scene Of 4
grand explosion about loon today, SCATTERING
every portion II the frame building 70 pieces,
The front portion, which was " brick, had the
second story thrown dovn. VIM. Mason, one
the hands, was considerably scurchcd, and i now
az the hospital J he loss j. about 1920.
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nR. RALru's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE or

~ certain sesss In witch the aud most conyenns
stated in the planest possible -
also contains the information ef years experen-
9th In hospital and private praetice and " made especial
~ valuable 20 those who have fallen into improper hands
hone btt those Who have bad peculiar oppsrtu mites &C
Judging possibly the varied sources
Of deception which exist tile subject the suSe{-
infs. both IN msd and body they entail eoety lis
for instance that IN u city thousaads are sonfo.
frm month 70 month uncured Of those plants And
mtny of whom indeed have passed into those stsges he
no medicine in the world alone. Now.tat
wufk the causes Of all these suerngs and delay pik hs
ser IN nedistey snd not only this hntle most seel
hndtsstn means 81 cure also faithfully ~. dearly
Pointed cot with recipes Cor tho remedies, &c. 0h M.
az pr With illustrative plates Price I'll Me- hsd Of tho
author, NO - Greenwich street. Ny usIed FIRE.
Alec q mos booksellers aRi " the pgb sAss No Aaa
street "
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nR. L. nOR1AMoKE WOULD SAY no THOSE VINO
DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TUE . rRAcrIcAL FRI

u waite 1restise," kc-Ofce hours, yto " n NJ =.
tSunday eseeptedl No IS Greenwich street From the
medical advantages the author has enjoyed N
this speciality. he for stating that asa
stare their we'll
resulting from early improper habits a.
safe and radical Ne
obtained other In America Those vhs
ply earlier will be surprised at the
Md he sure
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SHIPPING.

STrAhsH1P rAcirlC, l0TH MAYA STATE ROOM
~ for sale the lover saloon the tn
ship. Apply TO ,. BuENsiDEE co. No. ~ broadway.
cTTAMsn1P ASIA, TTH HAY.-osE or TIVE BEST
~ Ler,hA IN the ship for sale Apply ~ the Asto House
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In Cazeno,ia y y, on May !. by the Rev Mr Board
man rfueFTuIus fissr. 81 Philadelphia a. StssN,
cond daughter Of the late Hon Justin Dwincllc Of the
former place.
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NEWS BY TELEG APH


CHARLESTON, May 5, 1851.
The country delegates are arriving by scores. Five
hundred have already arrived, and large majority Of
them hot for recession which TO be resolved
upon The excitement increases and the merchants are
siAImed The convention win meet at Military Hall at
four O'Clock this afternoon. The city Is crowded Win
strangsrs
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Nav ORLEANS, May .. 1851
The weather is very cold frost occurred last night
in the upper country The crop looks badlyI
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The Reputed Oncers Of the Cuban Invaders
Small Poa among the Indians, DC.


Governor Qutrnan Generals o'IIars, Lopez and Con
xs,es are announced in the Savannah papers a. the
headers of the Cuban expedition and they mastering
forces in that State
The small pox is raging amongst the Sioux Indians as
well rs the Sscs and Foxes Several hundred Sioux had
died within q few weeks.
The New Orleans mail Of the 18th ult has arrived