Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-13
Late Dairy Markets.

CHEESE.-MOre cheese changed hands
at Utica, on Monday, the 10th inst, and
more was offered than on any market day
of the seussn. The name of thirty light
factories were entered on the register,
and their aggregate offerings were $500
boxes. OF this, 4, 149 boxes were marked
"sold," and probably more fouad sale
which were not noted, as many factory
men are not particular about registering
their goods, or informing the clerk when
they make a sale. The prices averaged
from II to II Sc. These figures indicate
the two extremes. the prevailing figure
being II he This, in consideration of
the decline in the able, and of the condi-
ton of the market in New York, which
closed Monday afternoon with fancy
steady at he, and second grades at 10 to
lie, and ALTERING, is o good price for
cheese-for be it remembered, the Utica
market is strictly cash one, no extra
weights are thrown in, and there are no
drawba in the shape of short weights.
Thus far this system works well, and We
believe it will ultimately be adopted eve
rywhere, as it is both satisfactory and
safe.
The receipts in New York for the week
ending on Saturday last, were Dc, 345 box
ca, and the exports were Al $40. The ca
BILE has declined 2s, and is now 56s. Gold
closed at 113 and the highest quotation
for fancy cheese was 10 lac. For the
corresponding week last year, the receipts
were 1924 boxes, and the exports 45,379
boxes. The cable was Ga, gold Iclosed at
112, and the highest quotation for cheese
was II 1-2c.
The Producers Price Current Of the
Sth says:
The exporters have taken State with
some liberality, they have found some diff
ficulty in securing fue quality, and sach
has reached in some cases, IL 4c; me-
dunn grades have been rather pressed up
on them, and these they have taken when
rates have strongly favored them. The
close OF the market is dull the cable con-
tinues to decline and private kilograms
are unfavorable, making complaint of the
quality of the stock arriving. Bacon and
pork are very low in England, and cheese
should be fine to compete, but unfortu-
nately our make this season is considera-
bly, below the average of past seasons in
quality. The best grades of state offering
would not sell above he to day, and when
we leave the very best makes, 10 1-2 to lie
is all shippers offer. Freights to Liver
pool, by steaN 40s. Ohio cheese have
sold slowly. Cheddar shapes have had
some call from the shippers, but fiat
have little inquiry, the demand for them
being almost exclusively from the home
trade, which is buying very sparingly just
now. The quality of the Ohio cheese is
complained of, but we have had full as
good a run of it this week as heretofore.
BUTTER-Prices are unchanged. Prob
ably 26 to CSC. is as high as buyers will
pay for prime article. The best State
is worth only 80 to 32c. in New York,
and the common brands, good TO prime,
will bring only 81 to 29c. Fancy Or
ange county sells for 33 to 35c.
The Producers Price Current says :
'All classes of trade are buying consider
ably less than they average. Receipts
have continued free, the apparent de-
crease being accounted for by the holiday /;
yesterdays footing was 1929 packages,
the largest in one day this season; of
these probably three-fourths are western.
State pals are still very plenty, and all
but creamery and few exceptional dairy
pals, are really lower to make sales of
lots; selections were made from the boats,
yesterday, at 2Sc. There is an effort to
get the top price, by the single pail, down