Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-27
Late Dairy Markets.

CHEEsE.-The market opened dull at
Utica on Monday, with prices off fully ac.
The offering, however, was quite large,
there being 25 factories registered, the
registry amounting to 5,39S boxes. OF
these, 2,648 boxes were marked as sold,
and one factory as sent on commission.
The prices in the room ranged from 1Ot
to 10sc. Only one factory got the latter
figure, but quite. a number got 1Oio.
There were some outside sales at prices,
as near as could be learned, ranging from
81 to Zoe. 1t was reported that some fine
lots were sold at these figures. 1t was
understood that private dispatches quoted
the cable at 52s Cd. On the whole, the
marker still looks unpromising, though
the opinion was expressed that prices had
touched bottom and better telling in the
market was springing up. With the
heavy receipts and shipments before us
and the low cable and low price of pro-
visions in England, it would be unwiso to
encourage hopes that have no SOLID toun-
dation.
The receipts in New York for the week
ending Saturday were 67,679 boxes, and
the exports were 63,420 boxes. The cable
is down to 53s.-Qast week it should have
been 55s., and not 56s., as the printers per-
sisted in having it)-gold is 112, and the
highest quotation for cheese is lie. For
the corresponding week last year, the re-
ceipts were $3.50 boxes, and the ship
ments were 59,056 boxes. The cable was
63s., and was 219 10, and the highest
quotation for cheese was ID l 4c. The
Producers Price Current. of the 22d,
says:
The market for State factory has been
highly unsatisfactory to receivers; IN or
der to keep stock moving they have been
Obliged to reduce rates so much that the
margin on purchases in the interior has
been more than lost, and the guarantees
to oonsigners could not be reached. The
cable has further declined and private
kilograms are discouraging to exporters.
d For exceptionally fancy factories lie has
been reached to-day, but that rate 1s very
3 extreme; a great many of the lots sold
have been at Zoe. 1t is the general opln-
, ion that 103c will be the extreme next
l week-some think the top quotation
? should net be above 1Oac to-day Ger
4 tainly BUYERS will go into the interior
r with burnt fingers from this weeks oper-
, ations a further decline in the cable Is
expected daily. We carry over a consid-
cradle stock. Ohio factory are off as
much as State shippers have obtained a
4 good many lots at Tie, but meaty, good
favored cheddars have gone as high as
Ste.
BUTTER The market is rather frmeI
{ and more active, but there is no change
in prices to note, Strictly prime is worth
= "a to 26o., and fair to good 20 to 23e The
= Producers Price Current says;
Welsh tubs are but little called for
Pals are arriving less freely, and there Il
e call for more fine grades, but this kind
u seems to be as scarce in the interior al
= here; lots sent in in response to orders
and requests being stale and strong OF
top Very choice fresh m .de creamery
would meet ready sale and might, IL
= retail way, 20 a shade above 3Oc. The
stock Of pals in store is being somewha
reduced by the strong efforts OF holders tt
sell in the scarcity of fresh receipts, blu
prices are very irregular; the lowest sail
II we hear of was a lot at 15o, another
brou9 hit 1So, another 22c; for 25c. very
large quantities. can BE- obtained, ant
= very few 90 higher. A shade more actiV
itv is noticeable in tho very good and tlE'
d grades of western, aud the reco!Pts o
: these running light, prices are firm. Ih'
demand for these better grades OF westeri
" is chiefly local and eastern. la medium
western very little is doing, exporters are
, shipping a few lots bought last week, ant
are making some fresh purchases; the.
would buy moro freely but find few lot
q such as they want offered at their figures
which are Is to Ice, very few beins
=, willing to go above the inside price
), they say that they await further advice
u from England before operating NOR
e freely. The last English advices received
report American butter 65s. At this rat
"a shipper could not pay over lac, bu
+ :! ~ :, '>oped that the quality sold in Eng
/, iS3 - ,Nat price is below the STANDARD
= Of recent ship nents.
+ The following ,,re the prices paid an
asked at Chapman's Utica country pro
duco store:
OUTER.
Shipping. JobOng heI
u ,leu,.;na % to 1Bc IS to 9Sc 2Sto30
It family pals jars az. ~ 81 10 20 80 ~ ~ 9s
= Welsh tubs, ~ TO 1oc - so
L Common to good, 10 to 10 10 W @V'
3. CHEESE.
Z Factory made 10 iV TI 90 ~ no l40Ii
Dairy made " WV
. OTHER PRODUCE.
Fggs-Fresh, per doz, o.
q. " Packed in bbls. II 20 l9c 20 to 2lc y to "a
d Apples-Dried, quar- c n
tiers, " ~ ~ -
Sliced o W -