Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05
Late Dairy Markets.

CHEESE. views of holders the pas
week were fully one cent above those O.
buyers In consequence the sales have
been small. Factorymen generally want
ed last weeks prices, and preferred tc
hold and take the chances in the future
market rather than sell for less. 1t il
thought that the market has suffered bu,
temporary shock, and will recover in
the course of two or three weeks at the
furtherest. Buyers say the rise of last week
was unwarranted by anything on either
side of the Atlantic, and was the result of
speculative movement in the English
market. Time alone can settle the ques-
ton OF differences between holders and
buyers, and to time tho holders Seem in
| olined to appeal.
The receipts of cheese in New York, for
the week ending Saturday, were 60, 391
boxes, and the exports were 2S,756 boxes.
The cable was 55s., gold closed at 114f.
and the highest Quotation for cheese was
134c. For the corresponding week last
year, the receipts were 1907 boxes, and
the exports were 81 ,431 boxes. The cable
was 64s,, gold closed at Id, and the high
est quotation for cheese was lac.
During the week, prices touched l4e
in New York, for fine cheese; but de-
cline of IL. in the cable, instead of the
anticipated rise, caused hesitanoy on the
part of shippers and prices declined fully
half cent. The shippers were paying
generally 10 to 13o. st the close, and the
market was dull. But the Producers
Price Current says: There is at the mo-
ment an unsettled and weak feeling,
which is hardly justifable by the facts of
the ca7e, We learn that the recent Eng
lish advance was the result of speculative
operations, which resulted in throwing q
good deal of stock into the hands of deal
ers, leaving quiet market to succeed.
We are in good enough shape at the mo.
ment to await recovery in England, but
it must be kept clearly in view that we
must send out many cbeeses yet before it
will answer to get prices above shippers
limits"
The highest price quoted for cheese at
Little Falls on Monday, October I'd, was
ID 3 &c. Two or three sales were made at
- 1-2 and 12c., but these figures were
above the average OF the market. Little
Factory cheese was sold. Oaly 500
boxes we're offered The prices noted
were 10 12 to 49,. and 10 IA to 10 "a
the last being the extreme of the market.
The shipment Of cheese from Little Falls
during the month of September was a
,rif5 in excess of 10000 boxes.
BUTTER,-There is no change to note,
hough the prospect is not very encour-
aging. The receipts in New York are
lutte equal TO the demand, and the lower
yrada7 are very slow of sale Choice is
worth from 30 to 33c there and prime
anges sfrom 81 to Soc. Indeed, either :
here is more poor butter sent TO market
his season than heretofore, or more at
ent'on is paid to quality and buyers are
good deal more discriminating. 1t is
bought most of the lower grade will G
ave to go at shipping prices, IS to goo, or :,
be sold as grease.
The Producrs' Price Current. Of S4tur. I
ay. says: =
We think the average prios of the :,
Aries sold this week would be about % y
} 27c, Fine fresh fall made half tubs j
rely exceed Boz, unless broken into '
nall parcels for grocers. Pale are heavy Il
many parties think the very choicest 81
tail lots will drop Sc very soon. A fair
emand for butter, but not enough to A
revent a further accumulation of stock Of
few Southern orders are received, but
lie dullness at New Orleans consequent oil
pom yellow fever aud quarantine regula- q
ons check shipments to that market.
nglish shippers have not, SO far as we 80
n learn, bought any butter as yet,
ou2h Trey have been offered some lots
very low figure. Taking the market
r butter a8 a whole it ia unsatisfactory
the trade. We hear on all sides the -
Union that ii is not safe to operate in -
e interior at the rates demanded by -
irymen. Choice fresh Western butter
3 been in very good demand and all the
'eip's are easily sold. Some lots, al tn'
',t as nice as the very best, have gone la
high as 60. But little has been done 10
lots Of sound yellow Western, mainly Ne
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