Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-26
Late Dairy Markets.
CHEESE.

prices. The offerings reach between six
and seven thousand boxes, about four
thousand of which were sold. The pri-
ces ranging from 12E@139c, the ruling
figures being 10 and 13Ic.
The offerings of private dairy at Lit
tie Falls, on Monday, amounted to
about one thousand boxes, all of which
We're sold and shipped. Sales were
made at from 11@12c for fair; for 100
129c for good; 129@13c for prime and
135@135c for fancy; only one lot sell
ing at the latter figure. The offerings
of factory were smaller than for the pre-
vious week, amounting to about ten
thousand boxes, seven thousand five
hundred and twenty Of these were sold
at prices ranging close between 13 and
1910. There were thirty-three thOusand
shipped from Little Falls by rail last
week, and three thousand three hundred
and fifty boxes by canal.
The receipts of cheese at Boston last
week were three thousand two hundred
and sixty-three boxes and eight tons.
The market ruled steady with demand
about equal to the supply. The sales of
choice factory ranged from 13@13!c,
and medium from II to 12o. \ few eX-
ira marks sold for lac. but the bulk of
the sales were 1870 and under. Buyers
were less inclined to pay outside figures,
but holders are firm, and no material
change is expected the coming week.
The quotations for Vermont cheese are
Choice factory, 1908!
Medium, 11@12
Choice dairy, 1908
1t was a noticeable fact in all the mar
that for the past three or four weeks,
the prices for private dairy have crowd
ed close upon those for factory, and last
week there was but a slight difference
between the two. The difference, if
any, was in favor of the dairy. The re-
ceipts of cheese in New York for the
week ending Saturday, were 2S,0S5 box
es, and the exports were 32,O58 boxes,
and the highest quotations for cheese
1876. For the corresponding week last
year the receipts were II, $40 boxes, and
the exports were Ga, 75S boxes. The
highest quotations for cheese was 1859.
BUTTER.
Fine butter is demanded sand the
prices are firm. in New York. at 3O@45c
for September made First class diaries
sell at 2S@3Oc At Utica the prices are
about two cents less than these quota
tiOns.
The receipts of butter in Boston for
the last week have been 10, 1919 packa-
ges. against II $50 for the correspond
ing week last year. There is yet no i'm
proyement in quality and continues dull
and unsatisfactory. Choice butter would
meet with ready sale at the highest fig
urcs, but very little is offered that buy
ers want. The sales were principally
made ut 20@ PC for Vermont summer
diaries. with few choice lots at 21@2Sc.
Common is slow at 1j@18c. and some
cannot he sold even at Pc. The market
closed with an accumulated stock of
common and medium butter, which it
is difficult to sell at anyrcasonablep price.
The following are tine quotations in
Boston for Vermont butter:
Prime dairics, 21@2S
Fair to good. 20@26
Common. 1501S
ST. ALHANa MAHKET.
On Tuesday the butter market was III
active The Quotatic ms range
Common to fair. 10000
Me1um to good, 20@25
Choice. 25@28
Selections. 30
No transactions in cheese.
RICHMOND MARKET.
On Monday at Richmond, about one /
thousand boxes of cheese were offered |.
and sold at the following prices 60
Good farm duirics, 10@11
Choice farm diaries, 11@12} /
Factory, II
About three hundred tubs Of butter /
were sold. Quot atoms:
Good, 23@253 /
Choice, E25@2s
Very fine %
OTHER MARKETS.
Potatoes-In Bost IN, Early Rose are /
higher selling at 7O@75c. Jackson
Whites are getting pie nty and selling at
50@53c from the cars. Sweet potatoes /
are coming more free ly, with sales rang /
ing from S3 to 81 per barrel as to quail
ity.
App5e~ AMI Peacbes Good apples are /
a little firmer, and ell more freely at |
81, 50@S2 per barrel. Peaches - "a /
STD per crate.
Egg&-In Boston thu re is Il better de /
mand for eggs and prices are higher /
Eastern are selling at ?7@28c per dozen. /
GrapeS-Grapes are plenty and cheap, /
ranging from to 10 cents per pound. /
Hay-New hay cont inues in large sup !
ply in Boston anddull. with sales at $50 |
@S24 per ton, for mort hern and eastern. !
Choice old is scarce ut S2G@S29 per /
ton.
Cor71-Thcre is bC tier feeling in the /
corn market with ia If demand Hold /
ers offer sparingly an ] higher prices are /
generally looked for; sales have been I.
made at 70@71c for yellow Western. |
and 68@70c for Yves tern mixed.
Oats-Oats have e ased off with more |
free receipts of new. There is a scarcity |
of choice white, ard for this grade full |
prices continue 20 be obtained. The /
quotations for ne " are 3S042: 45Mj0 /
for mixed and 51054 for white. Old /
-42@47 for broy vn 48@51 for mixed, |
5000 for white.
out of Town Notes.