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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-18
MAINE.ToWNs.
Items of INTEREST," Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.

Bridgton.
BRIDGToN ACADEMY.
[From our Regular Correspondent.
Among the interesting things that are
going at the Academy this spring are
prize declarations. The first of these
interesting occasions was by the Junior
Division, which occurred March Is at
$50 p. m. The following is the pro
gramme:
The Brave Man. .......................B Burger
Ida May Chadbourne.
hhe magical eSH,,' Plammer How. '
Charles Cannon.
The Proposal Is::is xtm Sally Pratt Mclean
How He Tried to Whip the Teacher. Anon
Joseph Edwin Woodman.
Music.
Como. joaquin Miller.
Julia Media Gray.
Address at Gettysburg. .................Lin Lincoln
r Jonathan Melvin Bart1e!ttt, proo+ou
The Angels stgMgy a,te r Bar noslside fr00'0r
Arthur Chamberlin Knapp.
A Voice from the Poor4ouse ........ Anon
Lucy Estella Weeman.
Music.
Evil of DuelIing... ............ Lyman Beecher
u. James Thurston Hamilton. .nou
Edna May Spring. 49,.
Guy Frank Hilton.
The Brave ST. Bernard .Luella D, Stillman
Alice L. Perry.
The Defence of Hopper. .................. Anon
Charles Sumner Poor.
MnSic
Bertha M. Berry. -,'''
The Master of the Situation. -. james Field
Rae II: Davies.
The Young Gray Head. Caroline A. Southey
:. Ella Louise Hill.
The Silver Bell. Julia Pratt.
Royal S. Cleaves.
Mary GarVln. 1859. j. u. WMtGler
Annie Hall.
The judges were Rev. A. G.. Fitz, Ed
ward Tarr and DR.. C. B. Sylvester. The
prizes were awarded Miss Laura John
son, first; Miss Ella Louise Hill, second.
The Division was under the instruction
of Miss Hodsdon, our accomplished and
proficient elocution teacher.
The Freshmen will have Prize Decla-
nations March % and the Seniors March
20.
The Lecture Course is very interest
ing. Mr.. Herbert Lord spoke March Is
on Southern Life.
The new gymnasium is progressing
finely. 1t is thought that it will be
ready for use at the beginning of the
summer term.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-18
UNION MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE AN
COMPANY.
81

The New Business WrltGGnEDy the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, in January, was the Iarg-
est of any corresponding month for
the years IS77.1893. The isame can
also be said Of February.
1t therefore follows, that the SUM
OF the January and February New
Business OF this year, exceeds that
of any other January and Februarys
during the C0mpany's present Ad-
ministratiOn.
The increase i'm the New Business
written during the period in question
in 1898. compared with 1880, was
more than one hundred and Fifty per
cent. '
The amount comprised in the
NOTICES Of Death Claims for the
first two months of this year as conf
pared with those of last, show
decrease of sixty-six per cent.
Popular Policy plans !; the Best Of
Nom FOrfeiture Laws; a Business eX-
perience extending over F0rty-three
years; Ample Assets; a constantly
growing Annual Income; Prompt and
liberal discharge of all financial OBJ
LEGATIONS coupled with energetic,
but nevertheless conservative manage
ment, all combine to make yonr Home
Company-the UNION MUTUAL
worthy Of your confidence and
patronage,
mara eodu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-18
CITY OF WEsTBRooK.

The re-opening services of the West
brook Methodist church will occur next
Sabbath with appropriate services. the
Rev. G. R. Palmer preaching the sermon.
The order of services will be somewhat
modified and hereafter will be as follows
Organ Voluntary.
Doxology and Lords Prayer [inconcert].
Anthem.
Responsive Reading [Psalm],
First Hymn.
Prayer.
Response [Choir and Organl.
Scripture Lesson.
Second Hymn and Notices,
Collection.
Sermon.
Third Hymn.
Benediction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-18
Baldwin,

NORTH BALDWIN.
fFrom Our Regular Correspondent
Mr.. L. M. Sanborn, A. B., sub-master
of the Gardiner high school, is home on
a vacation.
The friends of Mr.. Alpheus Wiggin
will be pleased to learn that he is slowly
recovering after four months illness
caused by straining the membrains of
the stomach.
Mrs. Files of Gorham is visiting Mrs.
e. B. Binford.
Miss Eva Murch is attending school at
West Baldwin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-18

Everything at cut cash prices at the
Atkinson assignees' sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrv.YorS. Aug. 9. 1909.
BEEvEs- Receipt, SO car, or $50 head nclnding,
snuchicrcr,. NohIng DOING todav. Feeling dull CITY
dressed native sides duc, At GtaSc r'r u. with few
uons to-day BIG cattle the Richmond nm Tor Rcner
4 Boron. but the steamer NAV not az until W"ine,,
cmttle for SrhwarlchId Sulzierg't ard pos do fer
VI Goldsmith ihc 'crninlc with 500 quarter Of beef
crs for Eastnans Compy and 50i quarter, To- ID. II.
sherman.
MICH C0wS-Rcc,iMs y head. which were held
CALVES Receipt. including 2GS head consigned to
butchers. wcrc $50 head About 200 on >ale, mainly
hid Over Monday. Trade CONTINUED dull with Inn
,r,tc.ncnt IN lric">. Common prime yr,s sid n;
5oGsG Is lcr 100 n and buternlks - -
liz, duIi ~ dGC Tor country dr.,,rd N,a> = few
chocr nearly selling Ole; 7dlotc for city dressed
ilaGc for dreN-d erasscr' and buttcrmik> and lttr
c,l,c-.
sal.,-J. T. Nelson; $50 Western calves II. n aver
agr ~ 30 per 100 n; i?o but"r ll.s and era.Sc'
IIumc \ Mullen II vcaS, 10 N. at 20; II do Ijs b.
4, ~ 81 do 10 N. at - - buttcrmiks and grasscrs
= Iralcmbcrk & Hollis veal, 40 Ii. at - y do
1872 ~ a.; do. ls III. at - 20; fol caiNe, 40 II
SHEEP AND L>MBS-GeccIp,. including : ear, con.
I'D direct - Int, her. wcr. 81 car. nr 9 Oh head
Warkc, nod racly active and pr firm GOOD
The pen were chard Common to good she p -old n
- ;o - I,r 100 n ordinary choice lambs ~ ~ iud
- 20 Dr~..cd mutton stady at Gaaoc for inferior
GOOD 81 dIoc for choice wchrrs dr'ssci bs s;,rdy
~ ilaoI,,-S Judd G Co: 1913 West vi.glno lambs, o.
- ,ycragc at - l2@ I"r 100 r. 81 Ohlo do - g.
20 - ONO -hern ~ H. at -; III d.. ~ ~ AZ - 80
" s. collins x, lldiana iamls, % H. a, % %; iol
Indiana shcrp 100 II. at - G2a; 1913 eve. s5 N. u,
~ D. D. Mcpherson Co.: go virginia lambs. 90 N,
3 20 "a; d. 3 90 - Wei vl ri d. 3 r a
:, 90: 9c do. - n at - % III ohio sheep 30 10 u,
- z oI c So d. 90 n At - g. io' kentucky ut" % !"
i. Pidock :3S State lambs 90 N. at 90 so; 22i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

,,,,. N a N. at 90 s7h; 2se Virginia o0 W
n' % K lS 90 Jersey lambs. II N. at 90 Ae'
Ss Is at . g . ks sos % los "
81 2s ,s.rso, sherman: es1 Kentucky lambs, CD 3D. ~
10 ears r,y or sS 80 .ae on ysgS
F. Tscna TaI e AZ weak . County
dressed higher at sas'ic for meau"' "N
light.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH. a.. o,
Buffalo Aug scatte05 oR p thus dDn far TO- 800
head for time last week; S York 100 head;
signed hsad 10 nare to opened
GOOD here closed dull for common WIZ" 90 a5Gs2 IS;
Of oc st0f bs 75 to th iSs
the last "a hours 1900 head toai Ior rsek % $50
far 1850 bead S fST sfmf % head l to
$500 head sale LOO head :sd marS Workers IS s5
&: sna m GwsT fGscd $ Ns@h g. sdsms
Seayv' 25@S $5 roughs, s4as4 80 sh s head
5r weeK thH Ds far 1850 head time
last week 1880 head CONSIGNED d n sale 500 head
head to dSened lower ' good
Wanted closed dull and weak for az Sus fair
best g6 grace asi 6 fair sheep g sag 5o go1f
s. 75Gs4 3; extra wethers suitable iO' eN''''
40 head Market zoe higher f Sisb na
yss which sdod are steers in lSas s.
1900 head shpments 400 % head ss1as N sas Sheep
Receipts 10000 head shipments am hSne muttons
chicago AaE Evening shgm 5Snrna ao TeP Sead
s. 0asi So good choice 50 SSaA s. meSi i5 native
- We and heifers SNs3 %. Hogs-Receipts o,2w
head shipments, $500 head; weak ssS' common SS
neglected: light l5c higher; grass ana h cow
mon 81 25a Is; packing %as9 H.; Pr', g i5a IS s.
nht mixed S 2CG S 80 SheepRecepts, 'SSo heau
shipments 100 head natives sttqns' Westerns
lower: lambs higher; natives, sJhsf 3D. "o''
s2nS3 l5 lambs. s3n$5 -. 49,, ,oo,,,s ,eo head !.
East Liberty Aug. sCattlewReceiptesd i and "e dull
at Yesterdays decline No cattle shipped 70 AM.
York to-day Hogs-Receipts, 800 head; sn,pi neak
Soo head Market opened active, closed Wean
Medium and light weights. ssas6 20; extreme heavy h
& 50GS -: roughs, - 50nS %. Two cars hoss SNIP
nod IN New York to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Aug s-Flour duh. unchanged; sales
900 bbls Wheat quiet and lower; spot; 64saoth12s
the month 6rta6f2c September o6lsqeo1sc ocs T
csc asked December. 134c asked steapler 80 80 oc
red C2a.G62iac stock 1.ji5S2i bush: sales, 5lI,Wo
hush. milling wheat by sample, 69nb5c tor'
steady spot 47G i7isc; the month. fIgFr.c; sep
tembcr f7i,Mi73c: October. 41%.qSi4c; year, &c
asked stock 6ss.6S3 BUSH sales, l6Wo push; Mnite
corn by sample. 52a53c; yellow corn by Sample H }
i9d5Oc Oats-Fair inquiry at steady prices 20
white Western, 3IaS7lac, old Sfa5Sc
new: No mixed Western. $il2aS5c' old, old
III. acc new: stock $685. bush: Rye
duh; No g. 52a53c stock. PISA bush; Hay good
demand: good choice timothy gu ooHs-Z. IIai,
freights steady. unchanged. Cotton nominal
middling. Sac Provisions quiet unchansed nu,-
ter very quiet; creamery. fancy. Ac; tair 70
choice lsd2Oc: imitation. lie; others unchanged
Eggs steadier. l3c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ialr
Ice; No T. lsi2c. Sugar strong, graduated, 5ssc
copper refined unchanged Whiskey firm, 81 l?l
81 20
Boston Aug. S-Flour dull. Oats firm Corn firm
Other markets quiet and unchanged.
Buffalo Aug. Spring wheat quiet Sales. 5000
bush No Northern in lots. 6jH65i2c; 1000 bush 90,
T. 627sc: closing No / hard spot roc; No North
ern do 6rac: c do 62i2c. Winter wheat quiet.
Sales cars No 2 red. 63igu6ii2c; cars No extra
red. j9aGOc: No l white. IS asked Corn-lower de
300 bush No corn. i5c; car No 3. at f5c Clos
ing: No yellow, she; No corn, iitc; NO s.,
iia,c Oats-ln fair demand and supply. Sales, 1900
bush No white old 35i2G36; cars new do, 334tn
34c. . cars No , mixed Bic. Rye scarce. No new,
p asked Flour steady good demand: best spring,
siGN 10; winter straights 50 2)n 50 -. Rye flour,
S3d$} -. Mill feed firm unchanged. Canal freghts
firm. Wheat. &c: corn. &c; seed. &c TO New-iork
Chicago. Aug. S.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

%
COTrON-Tbe New-york cotton ma kot showed an I'M
prov this morning, advancing j1j points. ow n:
clery 10 the receipt Of letters from different point, OF u
belt stating that the recent rains had not been
beneficial growing cotton cNp~ct"i. \
special dispatch Elberton TIA reported cotton
small but heavily uitrt. and said that with favorable
fail the crop VII. BE- larer Liverpool rrmanrd clo>e
TODAY. bat will ba tomorrow. some orders We
executed In Ncw.York market to-day for Liverpool
account. The trading moderate, with the SWIM" Of
that there il considerable shot Interest h'rr S'm"
orders received this morning TO- cotton for ear
shipment from Texas but at prices that not PRACTICABLE"
owing the present la liz Of futures 1hc 0nticiI
Thursday continues some
owing the contradictory advicrs hereo'' re-
received II l. thought by that oven II tn r1"rJ
~ bcarsh the bulls VIII not h" very aggressive owing To-
inc Of possible Offsets In th" Of continued bad
conditions The recent favorable reports from Fail
River however were much better than rNp"ctci T.
profit the operation Of the cotton mills for the
last quarter. that T. believed that the mill. recently
closed down viii speedily work. Inier the
market turned weak the Disappointing OF tlp
Presidential message, and not Only was the early advance
lost, but further decline OF Lag points at TIE
when the market was at the lowest point but steady
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

ket broke so sharply on the Cleveland messae.
wheat synpathized. The statistics OF the day vsri
the seaboard Of over 100000 bushels, the decree.
on passage Of 100000 bushels, and small receipt
Corn was depressed most by the unsaiabuity
OF New-York exchange. That. OF course. pre-.
AGAINST receipts Of almost 100000 bushels. TN; TSs
Iowa report made the condition In that Stat
August /, lOl. The Signal Service prediction fos
Wednesday indicated breaking Of the drought
september sold from 40!4Q3sls, and closed at ~
"Wednesday, 200 cars. Cash oats were weak bs.
cause shipments could not be made owing to tha
hncsuse the crop news was less favorable. TN
Iowa August report made the August condition
only 81. September sold from Als to 23A. and
'' Pork dropped IS cents because it was almos.
entirely neglected mrd fhs coed % cents sl
and the light hog receipts
Puts on September wheat were 5sA; "calla~
sOa. cents Puts" on September corn were 3S&:
"calls" 1884 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. (SpcciaD Wheat sold off cor,s
today and did not have much rally from the ho,
tom prices. September sold between Gill; and 6o,L
and closed at 597s cents. The trade was at frs, NJ
set by rumors which came from New-york c,a,rr
The time that was shown TO be untrue II hay
developed that the NewYork exchange sit,ation
New-York against wheat were quoted s55 dis
count. equal to tax Of over . cents a bushe, on
the grain. But even that discount was oniw noroi
nal The banks would not take NewYoorL , am
change. except for collection at any figure In rond
lots. So 'ON''"
with almost 100000 bushels wheat here with n
market full or bids showing abnormal prodts FOR
the shipper. only 10000 bushels wore unrLaI ~
that was FOR r dreet export The Chicago banks
woula .aKe iohuou Ssnrhahse where they would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
100 on warehouse deliveries yesterday 6945 bags
lvvo'o oss 1-osns o. az. nag. in baltimore, 3si3i

100 $40 bags warehouse deliveries $50 oag.
stock New Orleans % 81 bag III n"''''fe' ssl3i
bags 49, 1910. or,,olv a. last ouota,
Opur i in slow demand and buyers OF i,a quantities
can cot buy h quo' io good
silci round lots Say said to be iron, - 40
- 10 with powdered at - .5dfi 80. 1nnn" !. quiet
duu With foreign quoted al lsdlsec I"r fouhu ots, but
cash bpvcr- buy al say l. q. ,t,uos ,.r- a.,
FISfI-The supply uf micker'l continue ~ Icht
price. asked Massachusetts shores ana Lrine tdwaris
Island about the only mackerl hcrr W , ~ riiy
selling at from s21 d.23 and the latter AT
The Qrality varies very much IoN IL In, ,ut
prices. Goldfish quiet and easier. W. "a, |ssa
rbu.atts shore rnaekerei. new. No J. s--"@2i !, p
sISd&ia: Norway boater.. iS3at3i no "a, l. siSoe53
10 . s23: 40 3 4IS irish ma k"rel; on sli0slG;
new no 3 trimmed Sl2 Jo0S3. l',N pc fingIsl ,dium
sealed l3.aliicc: No l. lodlolsc; chghN.s' 1870
Parrellcd misunderstanding new - 2o ioTI ana
round nominally 50 Portland snail - ,,n Ss1h
medium new :9a&lO: Scot,h, large; iunc Tl2Gflf ;
Holland new white hoop. $40 30 IN Dds ooc Ia keys ;
Holland dark hoon =, - in bbs loc ~ Nj: nuan.h
Large size - 500 - - medium ed"' F''o"fi 80 ;
Flour AND MEAI-It has been 'hothr uaH 81 ihactv-
tv and the nOur market Nith he result
ANYTHING but satisfactory. At the oNi'I ,r o, ~
parcntv some demand. but this SooA PuI'i oIt aug
at the last holder. In many case Md,mE 10 TAKE
early bid price. offers were soon "i r."
suited in "A snail DAYS business. Spilns What loirs
ar, particularly heavy and IN patent I'LL aI }" w
,rcro about @ COO pkcs Including Of winter wheat nonIs
900 bbls patents az - iOd&3 60 Lou Dds sualshtS
N s3G-3 81 coo tbl. West India al - So Lou ,a X
oNtra M / GJ $50 bbl> tNtii 40 = at - 10
ds5 so ard 600 bbl. supernc at ~ 2Da95 o. ana 81
.nrnp wheat flour. 3300 bbls patents az - '1dr %
and 800 bbls rye - CO. The market f9r southern
fiour continues very quiet III Ga ,nn iis
for rye flour Is dull closing NOMINAL sae7 loo Dds at
81 ,J-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
,,,.popr,N ppODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug g. 3i5 p. m.-Beef in falr deana 70
PORK in poor demand Ham and bacon In rnoders ae
demand shoulders about II to 10 p d and az rosin
In moor demand. Lard-Spot in poor denan ~
futures in no demand Wheat in poor aemahui mi, st
red winter dull at IS I'd: No red spring uu a,
IS nd Flour In poor demand Corn-Spo.t All
futures in poor demand; mixed western. spot; nd,,
~ Is 2isd october steady at is sgd Hops at Ion
don-Pachc Coast-In moderate demand: neUe or,s
Ok 100 quarters; from Pacific ports 4sv9 qua,
from other sources 1000 quarters Recs.pus VI
American corn for the last week, f5,0O0 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Rio on spot was quiet but no%nauy u Hc NO
pcG N coffee Exchoncc standard. Is goo; COOL
econd io 80 and ~ lilo for exchange Receipts for
.rs ~ 600 h,g stock al 900 bags Santos mar kct
arm good average santos. IL 800 receipts days a..
nfn ,s,g~ stock 900 bags. IaNre 2HS, lower.
london Unchanged 10 .a9i lower Hamburg isdl lower.
Total stock of Brazilian coffee IN The United States 70,
252 sS7 bags visible supply OF Brazil coffee
anoat and In the United States to3S3, bags ahoat from
lilo, Santos etc. l5,C00 bags; total stock In New'York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending August s. 1923.
BEANS AND PEAS

BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts for week-Beans. .252 bbls; peas 300
bush Exports Beans. 1850 pkgs peas. PIG bbls.
The stock of domestic marrow beans has been
worked very low, and values have stifened
little. the market closing firm at y 90. Medium
and pea sell slowly that holders have mod.
Ned their views slightly: outside quotations now
look extreme for the choicest lots White kid
ney turtle soup and yellow eye d in small o sup
The pressure to sell red kidney became so strong
that the price of best lots was cut to g 20; at
that some stock has been moved, but the feel
ing is barely steady. The unloadng of about
1000 bags of California lima under forced liquida
ton broke the market all to pieces. some of the
stock selling down to 81 50Q$l 60; this pressure
being relieved. the market shows frmer tone
at the close with some recovery Foreign beans
steady. Green peas lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
BUTTER.


Receipts for the week. 1920 pkgs; exports. 1873
pkgs There has been large falling off in re-
ceipts this week. due to the heavy shrnkage in the
make on account of dry weather. and to the fact
that our market got so low as to divert good
deal of stock to other points The pressure TO sell
continued quite strong up to Thursday. when fancy
little steader feeling and with the unooked-for
shortage in receipts yesterday and to-day the mar
led in the advance and 24c became quite general
rate with holders asking little more this
afternoon for special lots. Grades approximating
fancy have Improved at least lc per Id. but sour
summary goods, of which there Is considerable
accumulation in store. are not doing any better
as yet. State creamery in tubs rules about the
same as Western, but the strong feeling against
pals makes it impossible to job them above 2ol2c
State dairy is in light receipt and top grades closed
6rmer The same is true Of Western dairy, mita-
ton creamery and factory several cars Of the lat
Ter selling at l5G15ac for the best of the current
make Exporters are looking around some. but
have not bought much stock yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

'ross rereipts 2bio 6aIe, Npof,s 2 80 bacs stock
this week, i.2G9 aics, aealnst O. !03 bales last
fxrots TO-DAY: ire,t Britain, l3. bal's; Continent
6i3 bales. consolidated net 20 bales: Gr,at Britain
3274 bales France, $50 bales Continent, Si7 bales
toti s.j73 bale, stock 275lG6 bal's.
COFFEE-Thc coicc market at Ncw-York took a turn
In Of the bears this morning opening prices showing
decline VI about 10 points, anu subsequent
carrying prices down fcw points more. The room
decline
u OMAN account local traders doing buying
and lower European markets were reported Have
ING n decline OF cdS,. London unchanged ~ 3d9d
lover and Hamburg al lower: me visible supply OF
United States to-day Is 4O3.S31 bags.
stock al NewYork il lJ0S7G bags. There onoat
Rio and Ill 900 bags. The contemp alton OF the
had material effect
The final prices about Ii points under YESTERDAY
closing figures Total sales for future delivery wer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
POULTRY.

Live fowls advanced to 1ji2ql6c following our last
weekly report but the market was forced too nigh
and could not hold Prices went down more rap
idlv than they went up. and the stock in today
sold at l3d13Ac Chickens have fallen gradually.
the market closing weak. Old BOOSTERS and turkeys
steady Ducks a shade easier. Geese quiet
Pigeons plenty and lower.
Receipts of Western dressed poultry fairly
liberal and the demand is only moderate. Fowls
show a steady tone. at 1Sc for best grades Spring
chickens are of irregular quality. Extra large
sizes quite firm, with occasional sales of I'M
usually heavy weights a shade above quota tons
but average prime lots and all medium and lower
qualities freely offered at the ranges given
Spring ducks shade frmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
CHEESE.

CHEESE.
Receipts for week, 554l6 boxes Exports, f2W'
boxes II has been rather firm market Tor
highest grades of full most Of the week.
but there has been special life to trade. ana
the strength has come largely from the country
There effort yesterday to force the price OF
perfect colored to 9ssc and understand that one
or two shippers paid that rate for two or three
but there was no open trading above SIC and
to-day that figure became full selling price. the
market showing a shade easier tone Shippers
failed to draw important orders In response TO
late cables. and business was so dun that most
holders felt inclined to offer buyers in
ducements. Fancy whte~settled back TO &c, and
dragged at that. Under grades were very slow
in range quoted. Choice part skins had only
moderate sale. and values were barely sustained;
other sorts dull and easier. Small size full cream
have advanced I4c. fancy parcels closing at sAc
Ii,,or cnlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
AppletOn. Daniel F, and another to r D winthrop

AppletOu. Daniel F. and another TO r D Winthrop
e al, yoth-st, OF Central Park west
Bissert. Michael, and wife 70 Emqrant Industrial
sayines Bank 7,h'sf' o, M ist-a Rs,o yes'
corner Jones Lane, demand -,
Cohn Seqmund. TO Title Guarantee ana Trust Com'
Chrioba. John. and wife To Albert q Morgan.
stern. i5s' A h.ha,,s a. ashs6 Yo is3
Clark. EIy, ct al to George Rand, lsth-st'
nuT,oi. William Is, and wife 10 Teachers Co.
operative Building and L@nn ASsocittion' VS.
MSrrsays Of Is st i,h s n 81 oSn Feehan.
e ; Avenue a. n of s7th-st 3 year. :,..:.'. e.
Fegerbach. Frederick ), to John J feehan' NO
SsAe A"'-.@ M5Frs f faes' EsH 9saSssrS
Judge Andrew T. to W Haaren. $ l2Sd-st
Of LsnoT H"rn.a to Masdalenc schenck
Vests n e oo.ner Murray.st, years ;::.
Miller Jacob and wife 70 Max Baron $ io'th'
st, Of willis;ave, demand ii.rc;
I3,th..t Q OF AleNandcrave. demand.
Murtagh. James. to II z De GRAFT. FredericN'
Me trdle II Henry and wife. TO Union Dime SAVINGS
Institution, ; Beach-st, OF NaIieK-s''
Mandnlbaum. Harris and wife to F Middle,
brook, n Cherry-st OF Montgomery"|
MinSashoimer. Simon. and wife 70 Je ME b skcr.
Bcekman Place OF 5lst-st , YEAR.
Mangold. A II, to George Ehret, 0o2 Avenue A.
NcIIuch. John J, 10 American Surety Co. New
York. 6sth-st. W OF loth-ave. years.
Mason Mary A. 70 VI Il French, 6l>t-st, c
Rosenberg Philip and wife Never Ro'en-
berg . Avenue d. Of 5th:st. years
Rankin John c. jr n Union Theological SEMI
nary, City OF NewYork. No 81 and part
- Co. tlandt-st years
Weber Herman, to Annie f. Reubert, Kings
bridge Road. corner 174thst, years
Ward Mary. To Timothy Donovan, s2dst,
Wallace Fannie NJ. 10 John Hastings, W Lex.
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