Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
5 cents has been made forvery excep-

/ the trade, but regard that late as very
extreme. We learn that The English
markets are in a very satisfactory con-
dition and tending to improve. Our fall
market of cheese is very heavy and there
are dealers who think that plices are be-
ing strained too high.
| BUTTER
At Utica, on Monday, there was no
change to note.
AT Little Falls the offering show
! light increase over last week. About
half the amount sold was shipped. Quo
tation 26 cents.
The receipts of butter in Boston, for
last week, were 1886 packages, against
10, 118 packages for the corresponding
week last year. There was more in
quirY for desirable grades, and the few
lots received sold quick at extreme fig
ures. But not one tub in twenty of the
receipts is good enough for the trade,
and the market is glutted with inferior
grades, which are hard to move at any
quotable price. This season 50 far has
been remarkable for the large quantity
of roo, b,,t+or cont +o ,,,orl,ot o,,d +rodo
- P00- $780, Noi'O ~ Aii'', - ",-N - ''N'e
during the past two months has been un-
usually dull and unsatisfactory. A few
! straight lots of fine fall sold at 30@31c,
and some selections at higher range,
b,t +bo hp1Iy Of soIeo co,,,,rio. foi,. 70
s
9ooo SUMMER oalfleS at prices ranging
| from 20 to 26c and an occasional choice
dairy at 21@29c Common butter is
eall;no ot abon+ xvho+ h,,xyare arg WILLING
g., -, - 1.,--.,-.,.7
10 oieF- Nhoice VIII sell Ieauiiy DIT 'i'
outside quotations, but no sales Tor IN
! ferior butter The following arc the
quotations for Vermont butter;
r.; f,,1 ooeoto
C = INC lam il.,..,,.. 5,;.; 3 3oYooC
TmG.t ~ @ nnnI ""'''''' 5o9oeo
I : GU :" 60'>' I0gI I
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We quote from the ProducerS PRIZE
/ Cllyeut of Saturday:
There i ~ yroving n,,irion in the trade
tlat thn s,,r,1,, IF I'll, ,;,,, ittar 20
Iiilnlv tn hh i1sntfio;anf of the stock
that has come through the summer we
KNOW tnaJ mere RE-, IS an u4uSuaIly S11a nan
faT make is likeIy to he shorter than
/ usual: the hot weather extended well
into Scptcmber and we nav look for
frosty weather at least Us early as in
I other seasons. Besides, cheese has been
a more profitable make than butter for
" to absorb larsrr n at' Of the fall
milk than they have heretofore. We
have had Il much healthier demand for
butter this season than for some years
Past the W 9outh . Is consuming .3i more
wa7 considerabe nortion of the S So,, the
ern supply have been furnished bv local
diaries in Virginia, Tennessee, Northern
GeGTgI*' cts, which now lnd It unprot-
nrodnct at the lower scale Of If nrices sn cnr-
rent, Whatever the cause, It is certain
we are selling more butter at the South
this year than for some years past The
creates! problem TINS season VIII DC 10
save uaiI men Oh tne!r inferior STOCK.
AnG only way ouI Oh II ~ 10 iet prices
i2"I l., $50, 80 "lia Uvn
ST. ALbANS MARKET.
W. ueSu"y Tue IHafket Was ACTIVE.
The quotations are
Common to Fair. 15mo0c
Medium 10 rood 950o9r
Choice. 3O@33c
Selections 33635c
orupp ,,,prprs
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aon t,,, ,,'>t 49, DoI>e IA '.I'o'o "il''
ALL a.. - oo,- 90
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