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NJ ARlNE 10 UR N Al.
POET OF BALTIMORE,

MONDAY. May %. 1855.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, from Rich
mond-to Brandt. Jr.
Bark Ansie, Russ,) Blomguist,, from Liverpool
March 2lst-seneral cargo to G A Berry.
. Brig Venus, (Br.) Pinckey, 50 days from Messina
fruit to Dix Steiner.
Brig Brothers, (Br) Vilbert, from Rio Janeiro 9th
Brig Sir Colin Campbell, Brj Ramsay, from May
aguez. R-sugar to Fisher. Bros q Co.
Rose u Lyon; malt to L Denmead; gas pipes to -
sehr Oneida. Stafford, from Key West-iron and
Schr Corene, Martin, from Sayannah-lumber to
ss ScRr Joseph M,eoarty. from Belfast Meto KEEL
Schr Mary S. MizeIl, Wilson. from Plymouth. N G
shingles to P P Clements = 1'-' ~ '
. Arrived Sunday,
steamship fannle. Smoot, from Savannah in as
hours-mdse to Andrews On 18th of Frving
Pan Shoals, spoke schr Flying Scud; same time saw
sehr n N hlnsey, both from Baltimore for Savannah;
Point, steamer Ellie Knight Harrington hence fnr
pauy with steamers Leo and Tybee, both for New
York; left in port steamer knight for Baltimore
" Steamer S Thomas E Cahill. Norris. from Alexan-
Steamer Express. Ryther, from Alexandria-to A
NeedhaIn & Sons
Steamer Artizan. Young, from New York; A
Shriver.
Steamer Juniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
to Taylor.
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, from Philadel-
phia-mdse to j A Shriver.
Cleared.
Steamer Adele, Hall, Charleston-D T Keeling.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M n Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. Norfolk.
Taylor.
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, Philadelphia
j A Shriver.
Shriver.
Pierce.
schr Annawon, Kimball , Elenthera-Pope & Cole.
sear b Williams, Fooks, Norfolk-Suekney & Co,
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=, sehr WIN Severe, Haines, Washington, D &C W
Cooke & Co.
j. Co. 100000 e'
Z, schr E Closson. Babson. Bath. Me.-Bigelow &
Sargent. "
Schr Addie Bell, Cutler, New York; Pratt Bro.
Sailed.
Bark Anna, Bremen
Bark Cabral, Cork Ire.
Bark May Queen. Rio.
Schr Annawon, Elenthera.
Arrived from baltimore.
BARK Gthanticleer johnson. hence at st Jago de
Oupa I4tn inst In 10 days passage
Disaster.
Sohr Hervine, Champin from Savannah for Phil
adephia, cargo of iron. &C., encountered heavy
weather and sunk 2lst inst off Hatteras: crew we're
taken on board schr Oneida, from Key West. and
landed at Baltimore.
Memoranda.
To Mayag9eF, BIN port May 18th, bark Mindora
A9n|nfsend, Tor Baltimore, to sail in days
DIT PARK Campanero SpeightS 80 DAYS from Rio de
Janelro. arrived at New York 18th,
Pig Chas Williams, Thompson, cleared at Phil
adelphia 26th for Trinidad $3.50
- oGnr yaleria, Co1klin. from jamaica arrived at
by Telegraph.
ITO Merchants Exchange and News Rooml
BostonISaiIed steamer George Appod, for Balti.
,, Rio Janeiro, April 21st-In port bark Cricket
Kelly, and Br brig Edith, Reed, both from Baltimore
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department..

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding. hand.
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General. Middle Military De-
First Army Corps Gu. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. BIT. Lit
Col; Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson,
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
landMBTeyet Brigadier General w. H. Browne; office
Ne. 81 n Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-BrevetB rigader General Thos
Wilson, assistant and BIT. 1t. Col. L. N. Smith, c. ST.
otnce. NO. 8 5: Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col Geo.
w. Bradley. corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistahts, Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. M; office
No. s. Gay ST., up stairs '-NO'
- Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. F. NJ Etting.
PayInasters-Brevet Lieut.. Col F, B. Warner Major
II. Il g. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William H. Nicols
and w. Il. Stewart; offices. Post Office Building
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Goyado at 1906 cts; Porto Rico at 55@75 cts; and
English Island at 60G75 cts p gallon.
PRON1SlONS.-There has been no movement of
consequence to-day in Provisions, but the market,
although quiet. is still quite firm in tone. Bulk
Shoulders we quote at 1904 cts and Bulk Sides at
to24gI7 cts, but sales have been made to-day so
lar as we have heard Bacon is jobbng at Is cts for
Shoulders and IS cts for Sides, and for round lots
holders ere firm at Az and liz cts. The jobbing
demand is fairly active Mess Pork has advanced at
New York. and it is held here day at 31 50 q bbl.
We note a sale of % bbls Prime Mess at $3.50 2 Dbl.
There have been sales of Lard to-day, but we
quote it at 2l4G2l1a cts for City, and q cts for
Western.
RICE-Rice has improved in price somewhat
within the past few days. and quote East India
at 91@@l0 cts, and Carolina at l112@121l cts = b.
SUGARS.-Sugars are quiet the only sale made to.
day so far as We have heard being one of so hhds
Cuba at II cts. hut the market continues very firm in
tone and for all descriptions prices are well main
tanned We quote as follows, viz: 1OlI@103I cts for
common to good refining; l@1315 cts for fair to
choice Cuba; l034@l2 cts for common to fair Porto
Rico l2112@l3A cts for good to prime do; l31Sal33i
cts for choice do and1i15 cts for choice Demarara
REFINED SgGARs.-Refned Sugars are firm at our
previous quotations viz 164 cts for Hard Crushed;
l4sgl52 cts for White Soft Crushed; 145@14 cts for
and Extra, and IA cts for Yellow.
SALT.-Liverpool isstill selling from store at ST 75
lSQ Tor Ground Alum, and for Fine prices range from
$40 to $50 per sack. There is no Ashon's Fine in
market Turks Island We quote at S. cts afoat and
60 cts Q bushel from store
WHlSkY.-Whiskyi is steady at 22S@22S1% cts for
Western the latter figure being for obbing lots The
stock here is quite light.
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FENAA DEPARTMENT.,
IN CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE-

II
WON BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2, 1866. I
NOTICE is given to the owner or owners of the
several LOTS OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore,
which are described below, that unless the Paving
Taxes due thereon respectively. as hereinafter men
toned, shall be paid previous to TUESDAY, 5th
day OF June next, each of said Lots on which the
taxes may remain unpaid as aforesaid or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the sums due
thereon with all costs and charges, will be SOLD &C
cordlng to the Ordinances of the Mayor ana CIIy
Council of Baltimore, and Acts of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland to the highest bidder. for the pay
ment of the same the said 5h day ct JHne al
O'Clock, at the Exchange, in the city OF baltlmore.
The terms of sale are that the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall pay to the sb on 1fe gay OF
due on the Lot sold, together with all costs and
CHARGES otherwise the Collector may may f tga at the
due or balance of the purchase money shall remain
on a credit of one year and day.
beginning for tho same at the northeast corner of
Rabore and Arch streets, and running thence east
vardy on the north side Of Raborg street about Is
described (being dwelling and premises of No il
Raborg styeetE thence nogtherlS on said east line
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Mysterious Affair.

The New York Herald of yesterday says:
On Friday the dead bodies of two females were
found on the Coney Island beach, and on Saturday
another female body foated ashore. No clue has
yst oeen aseertaned as to their identity the
u 9eath. some suppose they were victims of the
cn9iera on board one of the vessels in quarantine,
a9d were thrown into the water. The inhabitants
Sea Gdp0ey Island have been much excited the
% .Iis suPposltl0n as they deem it rather dan
era thus transferred to their immediate vicinity.
Inc TACT that the bodies were in sacks with rones
around their waists gives plausibility to the .tnrv
that those females were cholera victims and thrown
overheard after death A coroner's inquest will be
held upon the bodies, although it may be difficult to
jury under the circumstances. Numerous comnIaints
are also made of the offal and other refuse matter
which is daily carried to the Coney Island beach.
Fire proof clothing is largely mauufac.
kurod ;vT ondap
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about 81 feet to the south line of the property owned
or supposed to be owned. by Dr. T. OHings; thence
westerly on fald south line about Is feet to Arch
street. ana thenee southerly on east side of Arch
street about 81 feet to the beginning Assessed 10
Henry Rieman for paving taxes. Arch $99.56
beginning for the same at the northwest corner of
Arch and Baltimore Streets thence norhery on west
side of Arch street about 49 feet to Raborg street;
thence westerly south side Of Raborg street about
q feet inches to the west line of the lot now being
qeSeribed; thence southery on said west line about
I49 feet to Baltimore street. and thence eastery on
me north side of Baltimore street about q feet
CHes 70 the beginning. Assessed to John Lester for
P%Shs taxes Arch street...... S365.85
DSshlnlng Tor the same at the northeast corner of
nicI ana Baltimore Streets thence easterly on the
norm SIDE OF Baltimore street about 16 feet inches
tInc EAST me OF the property now being described;
or less, to the south line of the property belonging
10, or supposed to belong to, D. ". Brown; thence
Westerly on sand south line about Is feet inches to
the east line Of Arch street, and thence southeriy
on the east line Of Arch street about 20 feet To tho
peslnntns Assessed to u NJ Raborg for paving taxes
Beginning for the same on the southeast side
deacn afiey, Soput 10 ieet southwesery from the
corner formed by the intersection of the Southeast
side of Peach alley and the southwest side of H.
burg strickland at the southwest line of be nronertv
klns; thence southeasterly said Southwest iipe
about l55 feet to Lcadenhall street: thence sortb
westerly on the northwest side of LeadenhaI street
q feet less to the southwest line Of the nro
perry now being described; thence northwestern on
said southwest line about l55 feet to Peach alley and
thence northeasery southeast side of Peach alley
Y feet more less, to the beginning. Assessed To
Mary 4. Farnandisr for paving taxes. Peach alley
.S0S. 10
beginning for the at. the northwest corner Of
Baltimore and Chester streets; thence northerly, on
the west side of Chester street, about 33 feet to the
southwest corner of Chester and Great Hampstead
streets thence westerly south side Of Great Hamp-
stead street, feet, more less. to the line of
Jacob Pappier,s property; thence Southerly on said
east line. and the east line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ards property, about 33l feet to the beginning Va
cant. Assessed to j. Beatty Graft fer paving taxes.
chester 24s
AUGUSTUS NJ PRICE
nyZ-tu&trts City Collector.
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MEDICAL.
EbEs. JOEENsTOn
H. BALTIMORE


OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, -
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Letters mast contain stamp. oc4-tf
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New York Markets.

New YoRK May 2S-Cotton declining; sale, at 40
@42 cts. Flour has declining tendency, and prices
ere l0l5 cts lower; sales of $500 bbs State at ST 300
AGO bbls at S10s0@l6.75. Wheat is dull and nomi-
naly lower: sales Of bush Chicago Spring Us:
No prime new Milwaukee 1920 Corn has decn ed
IS cts for sound. Pork heavy; Mess S3O.S7I5. Lard
steady at 1917 etS Whisky dull Sugar firm;
stores firm; Turpentine 95997]7 cts Petroleum dull
81 o-lL cts Gold 12-lL
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time of ATripal and Closing of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltimor . Md.
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Philadelphia Markets

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-Flour is quiet and slow
of sale, but prices unaltered. Good spring 500
232; good red 50 6O@2.65. Corn is buoyant sa9s of
Mess Beef $23@25. Mess Pork S3l@32 Lard l7l%c.
Whiskey dull at S224@225 for Pennsylvania; Ohio
1921. ~
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Board OF Trade.

Committee of arbitration for Man.
UPTON II. STEPHENS,
EDWARD JENKINS, ISAAC NoRDLINGER,
B. NJ. RHODES, IFARIs c. PITT
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAE.Ts.
u MORE CITY.-Elizabeth Lippey, vs. Mary II.
Mppey and others-0rdered this 24th day of
II. Edgar johnson. trustee. for the sale of the
ground on Walsh street. be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day of June next,-Provided a COW
Of this order be inserted in some paper printed in
Baltimore CITY, in each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales to be $500
SAM'L NJ. EVANS, Clerk,
True Copy-Test:
sAs'L ID, EVANS. Clerk, my& law3v
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Cincinnati rrovision Market. May ae.

The market was quiet but prices remain steady
and firm. The best city brands of new Mess Pork are
held at $50 5g3 but there is demand at over $50
@5o25. Country is held at 25@5Oc less than city Old
Mess is offered at $3.50. There is nothing doing in
and l9c for Shoulders. rib Sides and clear Sides,
packed: Some lots of Country and light weight can
be obtained &c less y hhds City clear sides sold At
are sold al 205g2le and sugar cured at 22ID23I5c,
Scanyas;,3ad and packed, Bulk Meats are hardly as
firm We quote Shoulders at l2Ig1214c; rib Sides
loose 2OOO lbs Shoulders sold at 1225c and 500 pieces
do at l2le, Lard is in better demand at 112c with
sales of 500 terces prime City kettle rendered at that
price, 100 kegs do sold at 22d. Primo Head is held at
Zoe. There is no Gut offering.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No, q SECOND STR EE~r Nor+b c;3a

No. a SECOND STREET, North Side.
M ms company insureS against LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions os property either in
the city or county, for week, month or year
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and whore the risk has terminated
ed. :JnHN Ho a tSSuih
President.
Chauncey Brooks. / William r pertr,
Henry S. Shryock, John G. BRIDGES
Simon Parkhurst, James O, Spear.
William Bridges, joseph Matthews.
John G.. HeWes, william Gbesnmt
John Turnbull, Jr, John e. Hurst.
- OTIS SPEAR,
Oco-y Secretary.
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RgENJAMIN ROMANS.
A5 INSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER
No. 10 North street. Baltimore.
Agent for the
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE Comply, NY
STATE INSURANCE Comply, JERSEY CITY,
EQUITABLE INSURANCE Comply, PHILA.
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE.
in responsible Companies,
Effected on the most Favorable Terms oposv
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R0stOn DIV GOODS Ngarket. Nav o.

There is better feeling in the Dry Goods market.
and we notice a more active demand for nearly all
kinds. The advance in gold and cotton the past
week has stimulated trade and buyers who have
been quietly watching the market for some weeks,
begin to feel that is their time unless they pre-
fer to wait and pay higher prices than are now cur
rent. The unfavorabie advices from England have
taied to shake the Cotton market in the least prices
being in fact ct p b higher than early in the week
Wool has also been in demand and sustains full
prices
Cotton goods of nearly every description have been
in active demand and agents generally are sold up
to an advance of cts q yard for heavy sheetng and
fine brown goods. Bleached cottons are also well
sold up at previous prices with an advance of 1c =
yard on some tavorite styles, with the prospect of a
more active demand the coming week. Prints have
been more active and market firm, with light stock
Some manufacturers have advanced prices . cts =
yard and others have withdrawn their goods from
the market, prices still lower than they can be
produced. The heavy advance in grey cloths will
doubtless carry prints still higher The Manchester
prints selling at IS cts, and Pacific 10 cts Coton-
AIDES are active. and choice styles are scarce Ticks
Denlus and Stripes are taken fast as produced
The Glasgow and Lancaster Ginghams have been
selling at 23@25 cts Delaines in active demand
and the tendency of prices supward. The Manches-
ter Delanes selling at % cts and Challies at %
cts with orders ahead at value. The Pacific Compa-
have been selling freely at % cts for Delanes and
2313 cts for Chaies and tender cy upward The Ham
lton Deaines are in demand at the same prices of
last week.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market
Cincinnati Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-Beef cattle are in good
demand; sales 200 head at l4@l819 cts, p quality
Sheep dull and lover sales 10000 head at51l 1861 els
y 100 TBS nett - @~0--'00
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May %. 1866.
FIRST ROapn

BY TELEGRAPH.
furnished bv Leonard j. Tormey e. Co.. Stock aad BIZ
Brokers' No. q South Street.
Nov
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Fire proof clothing is largely mauufac,
tuged in London,
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JUINGLUN,
Office No. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
sido going from Baltimore street q few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
Letters mast contain starUp ocI 70 -
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IInp0rfS-FOreiSI

Messina-Br brig Venus-3 $40 boxes oranges. ] 233
90 lemons, 10 do essence do, As tons sulphur Dix &
Steiner. ~
Liveerpool--Russ bark Arisco-4O cases sauce, 100
casks beer, John Biggar u Co.; 43 crates earthen-
ware, r wight Sons; q do do, Burgess & Goddard;
q 90 do K. ii. Miller; III ingots tin j. Heeht Co.
10 pigs hardware, order; do do, Ward Bros; 50 ties
soda ASH, e. +. Pitt Sons; los tons pig iron 252l
bags order. O' '''-'
,Mayaguez, P, R;-Br brig Sir Colin CampbelI-3Ol
nhdS sugar, ~ bbls do, Fisher Bros. CO.. 1856 hhds
90 Maitland. Philips Co.; 40 bbls do, Kirkland
Key West-schr oneida-1O pcs mahogany. 4 do
cedar. DC I. S. Montell.
ImpGrts-COestwIse.
Savannah-Steamship Fannie-3O0 sacks salt.
Alex, Kerr Bro; 2 bales bags, c. 2. Mendenhall &
Co.. 8 boxes furniture, J. +. L. Hardesty; Is pkgs
vegetables, W. H. Forsyth; sundries, sundry persons
Nortolk-Str. George Leary-l3 bags feathers, Will
son. Burns Co.; so pkgs fish, order; sundres sun
dry persons.
Richmond-Str. State of Maryland-56 boxes pipes.
y. j. Foley, Bro. 4 Co.; 80 do do, Candy Gilpin &,
Co.; 81 do do L. NJ Beebe 4 Bro; 10 do do 2S2 bars
iron, Woodside Grift tn Hobtzell; 10 pkgs cigars
Erlck Ball; 81 do tobacco. Gordon & Hayes Is do
DO, w. L. Landstreet 80 do do, 81 do mdse j. P
Peasants X Sons; "a hhds tobacco, Bros Boninger:
W pkgS mdse, National Express Company; 200 kegs
nails h. Pratt y Bro; Sundres, sundry persons
Exports-FOreiSn.
Rio de Janeiro-Bark May Queen, 700 bbls -four,
1929 bush corn,
Eleuthera-Schr. Armairon-2 boxes specie.
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HAODGE'S PATENT REApER
AI AND MOWER AND SELF RAKFp
With flexible Folding inpereRar A''
RICK Ely r. oDI HTITI OuA'

NJ, Patents combined IN one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons bo,
met with the most complete success In every sec
uon where 1t has been introduced it has taken nre
cedenGe over those Machines which have heretofore
The MARSH SELF-RAKE, improved and aprl;o1
to this Machine has also proven perfecf ru %ppleo
also have for sale, the celebrated Peipher Corn
anu anu iooao9o PLOW and Cutivator, hung on wheels.
togetGer with all kinds of Agricultural Implements'
oenu LOT a Circular. j. HIX BURTON e co.
a0zo-zm No. AZ South Frederick street
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CHICAGO, May q: Flour is quiet. Wheat opened
stronger. but closed quiet Corn is steady Oats are
firm. Provisions nominal. Freights firm
Milwaukee Markets
MILWAUKEE, May 2S-Flour and Wheat are quiet.
Oats are unchanged " 4t'
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&FRs FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
ssahAlaiHsa BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP LINE.
P. NJ. The Steamship e-00D
JOHN GIBSON," CAPT. YOUNG,
Is now loading at Boyce's Coal Yard, foot of Con.
For freight or passage amply TO
PENDERGAST. FENWICK & CO.,
Goods insured on open policy.
Agents in Savannah, CRANE & GRAYBILL.
ny2S if
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S&S BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
kTR4A STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- Composed of the Steamships.
STAR of THE SOUTH, Capt. GREEN
CUMBERLAND, Capt. REED.
GENERAL CUSTER, Capt. HARRIS
KAL0RAMA, Capt. DENKIN.
These steamships having been put in complete order
are now running regularly, and will sail promptly as
advertised.
PENDERGAST, FENWTCK. & CO.
n Smiths wharf, up stairs.
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded
by our Agents.
WILLIS & CHISOLM
myo-u Charleston,
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CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
in active demand at $780, closing with few sellers
below 2 sales 1900 bbls. Lard is in active demand
sales LOO herces at % for prime kettle and 2 cts
for steam. Gold BIZ. - - - ~