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GILBERT - vi,r,o+ rr,r 9th 1890
~ = o. owen ESQ., MI Isaac T. Gilbert and Miss
Harriet Bernard.
printers aclSn"w ledge the receipt of their reg
fee, with Macy IN anks and best wishes for the
continued happiness of the parties concerned.
.PULLEN-QulN- AT Bristol Parsonage, June 49,
1865, by Rev VIM. r. Jones' Mr. c. Pullen and
Miss Sarah n Quin, both from Antioch, ILL.,
GETHEN-LOC Kat the house of s. Larrabee
July 3D. 1873, by Rev. VIM. r. JONES' Mr., Edwin
r. Gethen and Miss Juliana Lock, both of Bristol
FAY-MoLAUGH LIN.-At Wheatland. on the Sd
inst. by Rev. S. R. Pope, Capt. Charles L. Fay
and Miss Helen j. Mclaughlin, both of Wheat
land
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20 CONsUNzPTEVES.

The advertiser having been restored health in y
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease Consumptionis anxious to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrip
n used free of charged with the directions prepar-
and using the which thef will find for
ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs COUGHS COLDS, and
lThroat and Lung Affections. The only Objec of the
tser In sending the benefit the act-
I'd snd spread information which he conceyss te nYa-
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
will cost them nothing, and may Prov blessing.
Parties wishing the prescrp ion, by mail,
viii please address REV. EDWARD y. WILSON,
1y30 WilIiamsburgh, Kings CO., New York
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PURIFY THE RLoon-If .ha hioo,

UKEFF THE BLOOD.--If the blood
be pure the body which is formed from and by the
blood cannot be diseased. But if there be in any
part OF the body any Affection such as boil or ulcer
even brnise, the blood circulating through that
part takes up impure matters from the local afec.
ton and carries it into the general system This is
the cause often of sudden death 10 persons of full
habit afflicted with boils and ulcers, and vino used
no medicine; the matter gets into the circulating
system and chokes up the fine blood vessels which
supply tie brain with vitality and life ceases as if
Sereft by Lightning.
Now, this can be remedied
BRANDRETH's PILLS
take all impure matters from the circulation and
save the general health, curing local affections
also. BRANDRETH'S PILLS protect from tedious
times of sickness and ofen save lite. Sold by all
Druggists. Avs
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IL the matter of the last viii and testament of Henry
Jewett, deceased.
"a reading and fling an instrument in writing
~ purportng to be ,he last viii and testament Of
Henry Jewettate of the city OF nosa in said
y, deceased, AMI alec the accompanying petition Of
FOLLY B. Jewett. Of Kenosha aforesaid widow VI SAID
deceased repf esentDg among other things, that the
said Henry Jewett, dec at the sad city Of Kenosha
the 9th day of June A. D. 1866 that said Insru-
meIt the last will and testament of said deceased,
and that executor is named therein, and pray ng
that day be appointed for hearing the proofs OF said
last Hils and testament, and that the administration
of the estate with the will annexed be granted "a
Bef ANN Jewett, OF the said city of Kenosha, and
of said deceased. 1t is ordered that he pr offs
of said instrument and said petition be heard before
the Jud of this his Office in the oity of Ke-
noshA, on Friday, the 10th day of August Il d. 1865
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
And it is further ordered that public office thereof b.
given to all persons interested by publishing copy
Wis order Tor three weeks excessively prior to SAFE
day of hearing in tho KenosA AZ Telegraph week.,
newspaper printed az Kenosaa in said uuty.
avT ANTHONY VAN WYCK.
County Judge.
Dated Kenosha, the 18th DAY Of July a, D. 1866,
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

The wool market has been rather opiet durr 1o No
try This has been partly the effect of donbfs in
70 the success of the new tariff bcontirmed toward
cause IS that manufacturers receiving supplies OF
staple drect from their agents in the country and are
less dependent upon the eastern markets han they
been Tor the last year They have generally paid round
nr owe6e, ior thelr purchases in the west and
policy. ~ '-ii' ii'ie VI
Immense consignments of the now clip are now pour
from some OF the principal woolgrowng states incu,
new wool are larger and accommodating faster in this
But most t of tbs period Of any former
ing niue OF no margin at current rates. and is conse-
should take favorable turn the fall trade in goods
prove remuneratve, holders may realize fair profit;
but otherwise should it have be forced OH meet
eInary engagements, they will be likely in some cases
WI nov to predict to the future course
OIL as tReae Is no reliable data upon which
an opinlon we would remark, however, as a rule of
sound commercial policy applicable to nearly all times
and IN all cases, that whenever there is chance to sell
make Sllrance doubly sure ~ ~ '
Wool prices in this market without ouotable change
rates though buyers do hold quite so sharply
m our i g pas - rev MSS but from the eonn
o. prices, willcn seem to be gradually falling equf-
10 sell again begin 10 there money in wool at
the extreme rates which operators have been pay
ing they ma necessary to be cautious, notwthstand-
ing that manufacturers themselves have set the exam
pie OF paying high prices and those who have taken
large lois at ABOVE the average rates. trying to
Duy peow the average in order to counerbalance their
possible losses Growers IN some sections
are very stiff and refuse to sell except their own pri
Gesi 66 II may be that With the enhanced t
We hear of purchases in Michigan a range of 50Ca e
IN ONO at "N@6Tc; in Pennsylvania West VIRGINIA
At t1(g Oc and in New York and New England at 506Oe
and prices are not established.
Sales Of domestic for the week foot up some Alb am
at range of 5597jc for fleece and 45@70c for u wv
grades pulled. Included are lots of ola e varl
fleece at 56Oc New Michigan at 62@66c o WeSteTl
the outside rate; New York at 6063c Terp0 SuUQ os
New Hampshire and Maine at 60@65c pnt at ovsoi
c aG hn me- 90 a. new Penns vania at 65a75
some select lots of Pennsy lvania ots. mere ar
at SOGo c, but without buyers-Cu1 nes! Virginia ne
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n O T &c FL

One OF the oldest aud most popular Life Insurance
Companies IN America, having large number of pol
ices already in force IN this State, wishes o make
arrangements with some competent an reliable man
in Kenosha county, to act as County Agent. To one
who will make the business speciality, the exclusive
control oil the county will be gwen and the most lib
eral inducements offered address,
eve P O. Drawer SIG MiIvankaa wis
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New Advertise ments.

I'm PrObH'e-K enOnlaa County Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Peter Wander Blu Ct
deceased.
& IN reading and fling the petition of John G. Bud
" die, admi Illustrator oil the SAID estate, setting
forth the amount Of the personal that has
TO his hands and he disposito thereof; the amount
81 debts outstanding against said deceased and des
crpion OF all the real estate of which said d.
died Sc zed, and tie CO. diton ard value OF the re-
spective portions thereof and praying that license
be to him granted to sell the whole of said
and it appearing by said petition that there is not
sufficient personal estate the hands cf said admin
sator to pay said debts and that is necessary in
order to pay the same sell the who lie Of said real
estate. 1t is therefore ordered that all inter
esed in said estate appear before the Judge Of this
court Friday, the 9Th day of August, D. 1866,
at ten O'Clock NJ a. his Office in the city OF Ken
osha then ard there to show f any there shall
se why license should be granted to said admin
stra sell said real estate according to the
PRAYER of said petition.
Aud 1t is luther ordered that copy Of this DER
shall be personally served all perso inter ested
in said estste fourteen days Def said day Of hear
ing and shall be published for four successive weeks
IN the Kenosha eIsgraph, weekly newspaper pub
lshed at Eenosha in said county.
ANTHONY VAN WYCK.
4w7 County Judge.
Dated Kenosha, July 5th, A. D. 1866.
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why keep Sc1ntching!

81" n for 70 cents you can buy pleasant LIQUID
iy which will cure the in one or two arult
Cations Citron Balsam neUer fails. 1t VIII also cure
any eruptive disease of the skin as letter and
worm, also Warts and Corns. Don't have warts ala
figure your hands when they De so easily removed
Try CitrOn Balsam. =
sold by Burnhams Van Setback Chicago and
by Druggists generally. AYR
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CATEGoRIoAL-Our neighbor Webster Ill
his last paper propouuds to US several que
RES MS to our political belief, and our posi-
tion upon several matters Of public interest.
It is a sufficient answer to all such ipterrog
atories to say that we have heen in the hab-
it IF expressing our beliefs, POLITICAL civil.
moral and religious, weekly, for the last
fifteen years, in this city; and sometimes
in pretty strong terms, as our querlst can
testify himself. Ii there is one trait III our
character more prominent than another IL
is that Of outspoken expression OF our senti-
ments Nobody has ever had occasion &c
ask after our position upon any question Of
pubic interest, From our first entrance
upon the duties Of a political editor, we
have been perhaps too much so-decided
in the support of the principles We have es.
housed We have never been ha,f-and. hall
supporter of the grand principles upon which
the great Union Republican party is based
nor has there been time, since the com
,oeocemeut of the late rebellion whe
ANYBODY had to ask our friends which sid
we were on. Our neighbor should clear u
his own position and make that plain befor
he asks Us to waste time and space in de
claring what every body already knows.
-~--s-O<--
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years Nervous Debi-
lty Premature Decay aud all the e.cs indis-
creton will for the sake of suffering humanity send free
to all who need it, the recipe and for maxim the
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
TO profit by the advertisers expert ence can do so y
dressing Holm r oCDEN' ~
1y30 No. IS Chambers S. New YorL
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Performing Elephant, Tippo Saib,
Living Giraffe, Bengal Leopards,
American Panthers or Pumas, Young
Lion, three years old, Pair Royal
Bengal Tigers, Hamadrlas Babpons or
Lion Slayers, Rhama- poor or Tiger
Bloodhounds, Spotted Axis Deer,
American Black Bears, japanese
Swine, Calcutta Leo pards, s. A. IT,
yers, Asiatic Spotted Hyenas, Ocelot
or Tiger Cats, African Lions, AsiatiC
Lions, Brazilian Tiger African 70.
IRA, Sloth Bears, Pair Young Lions
African Leopards Gray Wolves, Gem
net or Civet Cat. Red Foxes, Gray
Foxes, African Pelicans, American
Coons, African Jackalls, Pair White
Peacocks, African Silver Striped Hy:
Ghaus, Persian Sheep, s A Powee,
Kankaroos. Abysinian hex, New
Holland Ostrich, California GRIZZLY
Bears, Chinese Dogs, Poonah or Him
doostan Bears, Burmese or Sacred
Cattle. Zebu or OK Nunda, African
Porcupinss, Red and Yellow Crested
Cockatoos, Baboon or White Faced
Monkey, Pecary or s. A, Wild Hogs,
-Four Horned Patagonian, Sheep, Ant
Eater or Coatimunda, Australian
Shell paroquetts, African Ring Neck
Paroquetts, King and Queen Paro-
ouetts, South American Paroquetts,
Lori Granda or Hinged Paroquetts,
lava Hares, Guinea Pixs, White Rats
and Mice, Satin Breasted PaToquetts,
Rocky Mountain Badgers, Parrots and
Doves, American Follow Beers, Mon
keys and Dogs, African Grey Parrots,
Australian Rosellas, Lori Paroquetts,
Chinese Paroquetta. Rosa Cockatoos.
Black Squirrels. Australian Cocktails,
Silver Pheasants, Golden Pheasarts,
American Eagles, Tampico Parrots,
Spanish Maoaws. White Carrier Doves
Also, the GREAT AUSTRALIAN
BIRD SHOW, containing almost every
Imaginable variety ofthe many color
ed Birds of plumage, wrll be found an
Interesting feature in this Attractive
Exhibition
Preceding the gorgeous procession
on its arrival into the place of eKhibi-
tion. may be seen the COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, obtaining a.
+, s. KoPP's CELEDRATED CoRNEr'
BAHN
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nInR WALK ORDER.

Il is hereby ordered that n sidewalk be laid the
m east side of Water street, from u. MentgenberR-
ers norh line southerly along said street to Main
street, thence along the side of Main street to
me croi sing said street; said walk TO be four
Ieet wide, OF sound plank, two inches thick, laid on
umoers four inches square, and well spiked down.
Passed July 1Gth 1866 @. B LEWIS,
1w7 Oity CLERK.
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MARRIAGE Am CEEE(B sCY. al Essay
Of "arniag and Instruction for youns Also Dis
eases and buses which PROSTATE tn ,wers
sure means # relief Sent ire of CHI: ia sealed Letter
| envelopes Address, DR.. j. SkILLIN HUUGu o., How
ard Association Philadelphia Pa. 1y47
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Strange bat 'H'rue {!

Every young lady and gentleman in III. United States
hear something very much thcir advantage by
mail free of charge by addressing he under
Those having fears Of being humbugSed i'll obge BY
lotieing this card. All others will please ad iress Their
Dbedssnt servant. THOS I. CHAPMAN,
lyS0 S3l BrcaGw y. New YORK.
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The Adjournment Of Congress-.

The joint Union caucus Of members OF
Congress was held i'll Washington on Satur-
day evening. Ihe question Of the adjourn
ment of Congress was debated at considera-
bic length. Some diversity as to the expedi-
ency Of all early adjournment existed among
the members.
Senator Sherman made speech ip favor
OF immediate adjournm ent. He said that it
was now clear that henc eforth the Union
party must live without the aid of the Pres
ident that the battle for its existence must
be fought out at the polls and not here, and
that every man should DO at home to can
vass bis district, and see that the great dan
ger that was now hanging over the nation
was known. He said that not three fouths
of the patronage and appointments Of tue
President needed confirmation by the Senate
and he considered it Of paramount impor-
lance to rally the people, instead of remain
ing here He said that SO far as the Senate
was concerned, business was ga near done as
it frequently is when Congress was within
twenty four hours of an adjournment. His
sentiments received the hearty approval Of
prominent members of both Houses.
Thad. Stevens made very powerful
speech to sustain his motion to lay the
adjournment resolution on the table. He
thought when Congress left here b.
dent would usurp all the p" :, Presi
and carry on q ner~'' ,wer he desire,
AoideFs ast o. CHESS war upon ofiice
ther" =, ,,.r,, He said thu
:, was so large an amount oil onhn'Sn'
business before the House that 1t was mp"
sible at present to fix time when Dol
Houses could adjourn.
MIR. Rotcbkiss was also opposed to an ca
ly adjournment
Tie motion to adjourn on the $50 WI
carried by a vote of "a to 40. 1t is the OPP
ion of prominent members Of Congress- ho'
ever that an adjournment will not oe erfea
ed before the end of the month.
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CRiSTaDnR0's HAIR nvF

will, in fire minutes, impart any desired shade from
light brown to jet black without njuring the 6bers
staining the skin, poisoning the system through the
pores. Beware of the deeterous dyes Manufac.
tured by ]. CRIsTADORo, Astor House, New York
Sold by Druggists Applied by all Ba,r Dressers 81
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one hundred acres all good land, ell watered With
GVlng springs and neveffai'ng streams Large or
ehard OF grated fruit, coed fences, roomy and
well finished house, embeIlished with shrubbery and
MOVERS two excellent wells and rain alter cstern
Large barn, abundant stabpg and shed room corn
crlo ana gra1neFy, hen house, and tool .op Erice
FORTY DOLLARS Per acre. Terms, one-half cash the
remainder may remain at 10 per cent interest for a
term of years.
What reason for selling, did you ask? Three score
good ones-Fifty years. slingnealth and 81 OK
wife n 7, EN0NS
June %, 1866. Ava
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NEW CHURCH MUSIC.
7 n e OF FERIN G,

A collection of New Churc Music consisting of Met
fical Tunes, Chants, Sentences, Quartets Motets
atd Anthems, designed for the OF Congregations
Cholrs, Advanced Singing Schools and Musical So
cieties.
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TkEE GREATEsT
DISCOVERY OF The AGE

ESARMERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN PUR
IL chase 20 remedy equal to Dir. Tobias YeZetlau
Eminent for dysentery, collie, Group, chronis rheu
matsm, sore hroats, teothsche, sea sickness. GUS
burns sweogs bruises, old sores, headache, mos.
quito bites, pains in the limbs chest, back, &c.
Ii it does not give relief the money will be uded
All that is asked is trial, and use it according 10
The directions.
DR.. TcRTAs.-Dear Sir: have used your venetian
LiHment in my family for number of years and
believe it be the best article for what it is
mended that have ever uied. For sudden attack o.
Group it ia nvsIu. bic l have no hesitation in re.
commencing it for a. he uses it PROCESSES to cure
have sold 1t for many years, and it gives entire
salts action. OHAS. Ii. TRIMMER
QsaAertoaOn, N. j., May S, 1866.
Price, 40 and 50 cents. Sol by all drug Of
ace, 56 Cortlandt stI eet, New York 4w5
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Employment for Both Sexes Disabled and
returned soldiers, widows and orphans OF slain sol.
d.ers and the unemployed both sexes generally in
want Of respectable employment, mourning no risk
can procure such by enclosing post paid addressed
enve.ope, for particulars, to
Or. JOHN NJ. pAeNALL, Box 1ss, Brooklyn,
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This is a coecti on of New Music and not merely
new collection of Old Music. The pieces it con tains
are as various in characthr the occasions they
are designed to supply, and will be found to possess
unusual excellence. The established reputation of
Mr.. Southland will attract to this new volume the
special attention of those with whom really good
music is desirable acquisition.
copies viii Be sent by mall st-paid, on recrlpt of
price OAVcr D1tsOn IL Co., Publishers, 277
Washington street, Boston
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THERE Is nothing certain prevent female ir-
regua than DR.. VelPau's Female Pills They will
all cases cause return of monthly sickness without
which unmarried lady enjoy perfect health.
Sold by all Druggists AVA
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ITCH HTCH. aTCEs!
SCratChi Scratch! Scratch
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIN cure %ne 'tch HI IS hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, OHILBLAINs
and al other ERUPTI0NS OF THESKIN Price so
cents. For sale by all druggists. ny ding 60
cents to WEEKS PORTER, So e Agents 10 Wash
;ngton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by mall
rec of postage, to any part of the United Staes
June l, 1866 spnlyl
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THE WHITE PINE.--It has long been known that
TINS tree contained many excellent medicinal qualities
but IL IS only of comparatively Gate that they
nave been analyze and combined remedies for
dIar DR.. j. W. Poland formerly n clerryInen of
gh repute-a few years since prepared such medicine
which he called the " White Pine Compound" and so
eheaeio has it proTed in all throat lung and kidney
Diseases wherever i5 has been used that the popular
demand for 1t rapidly increased until coverer was
obliged to devote his whole attention business of
preparing 1t for the market, and it stands IN the
'front.' rank among the medical specifies OF the day Dr.
SWEET, Of New England Botanic Depot in Boston, has
become the proprietor of the Compound and his
tisement in this gives interesting account of its
rgin and success sustained by large number of GER
iiheates from well known citizens of the New England
tates The medicine is specially popular Ia Maine New
Hampshire and Vermont, where the of
pine are familiar as household words. Bind
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COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday, July 10Th 1866
GRAIN MARKETING market for wheat AZ al
the western markets is almost 4Oc bu. lower Sale,
are at 81, 30a1 so for No. l. 20 for No D. ond
IuaSOc for rejected. Oats, 31c.
Butter continues firm at 20a23c and some sales q.
hlgh as 24c Eggs 15a16c. New Potatoes 81 Goal 81
WOOL.-There continues to be some depression IN
the wool market, disagreement in the views of sol,
ers and buyers. We quote the market at 5Oah5c and
rather dull at outside quotations.
Mr. Lawrence is paying for some extra lots. rs bob
as 56c His purchases, here and at Genoa. amount
to about $50 600 lbs
We advise our friends who are in the habit of com
planning Of Kenosha as market, to compare tbe
above with following metropolitan quotations:
N1iIwauisee ysarket.
MILWAUKEE, July IS, 1866.
Last evenings Wiscontin says:
Later foreign news excited the market this roornin,
and No. l opened vt 81 ,6sa1 10, but fell agoin ,e
81, 62 ana closed quieter at 81 SO 1-2.
AT noon the market opened upward with sales 90
No. at 81 Goa Sc mosts at the former-anJ cio.
ed weak with the advance barely sustained Not
ing is doing in lower grades wv IL
oAIS-Quet Sales No. in sore at IS &c
CcRN-AdYanced 2c. Sales No. Ia store at he
&c. ''ie 3' DO
BUTTER and EGGS-Quiet and nominally upcbano
ed. Un0nAns
In
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

OF every description From my large experience am
Confident that Can give entire satisfaction to ali why a-
Tor me with th'ir orders. All work warranted Terms
reasonable stock of Clocks Watches and Jewelry
henasha July 20. 1865. 6m7 N. A. MILLER.
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sgThe resignation of Hon freeman
Clarke, Comptroller of Currency was accept
ed by the President yesterday. Il. h.
Hurlbut, Esq the present Deputy Comp
troller, is mentioned as his probable sue
cessor.
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FARM FOR SALE!

On the g 1neva road about IS l.2 mics from Keno.
sha, near West Bristol StatiGp.
Reluctantly l offer for sale INV
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ANN ARBoR l2th-Nothing doing, and the rang.
Is nominal at 55a6Gc Some of our dealers might
pay outside figures for choice for the sake of gettne
the market started, but they wond not be disposed
to invest to any great extent at that figure
At Ypsianti, Niles and Dowagiac, there is moth
ing doing. Nominal range 55a5sc.
owosso 12-The market is very quiet at 55a57c
Not oad in to-day 9-0' 90 ''''
Lansing, 1lth-Litte or nothing doing. Bnyers
for 56c. Hemingway of New York. two days since
bought TO- 900 lbs at 5Sa60c, but the market il now
duI There are 10 COO lbs now unsold in the street
three days. Nv cave 'oi
Vt. Clemens, 18th -Wool quiet at 52a55c.
Plymouth, 1ath-Sales 5000 tbs, at an average OF
54c Fralick is paying 56a57c
Northville-WoOl nominal at 55c
Pontiac 12th-Wool ranges from 55e5Sc. Very
little in.--Detr0it Post, july 1911. w
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g Mr.. Browning IN named as the success.
sor of Secretary Harlan, in the event Of the
Iatter's resignation