Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-08-07

makes an increased call every wear on5
the crop is held to be used at homo -
against any price that can be Offered e..
export.
There were sales of Orange copr,-.
and fine creamery pals at thirtv-fyo
cents; fair to good nearby pals at mir
ty to thirty-three cents; while CONNIE
pals are almost unsaleable. becansa
packages cannot 60 with them. Nortb
ern Welsh butter, picked upice car lots
sell at twenty-seyen to thirty cents -,
if any of it is too strong or rancid, ~
white and bitter, it must fall off toward.
grease prices. Firkins and half frkira
good to choice State butter, is in ligbt
receipt and ready sale at thirty to tbirtv
two cents; Western butter sells ouicl
for the lower qualities at fifteen 70 sav
enteen cents; and the best creamery and
dairy packed, at twenty-three to twentv
five cents, while the middling sorts If
fered at eighteen to twenty-five cents
are slow of sale.
The quotations for Orange county n,
creamery butter are thirty-three TO tbir-
ty-fve cents middle and southern
counties in line, thirty to thirtv-two
cents; Northern Welsh butter. Der ice
car, twenty-seven to thirty cents: West
ern make, prime, twenty-four to twenty
six cents; ditto fair to good, eighteen n
twenty-five cents; ditto common. f9pr.
teen to sixteen cents.
The bulk OF the receipts of butter st
Boston are of rather ordinary quality
and the fine and choice is wanted. and
meets with steady sale at full pIices
The quotations for choice New York
and Vermont diaries are twentv-eigbt n
Twenty-Five cents; selected lots at tbir-
ty to thirty-five cents, and common to
good, twenty to twenty-six cents. West
ern has been selling at twenty-four 70
twenty-five for choice, and sixteen r.
twenty-five for ordinary and medira
grades.
At st. Adams on Tuesday, the ma. IT
was active, and there was another slight
advance in price-twenty-eight to thirty
cents being paid for good to prime lots.
and thirty-two for selected.
CHEESE.
In New York the receipts for the week
were 1913 boxes. Exports for The
week, were 90.559 boxes. Gable e2s
Gold 115I. There has been a specala-
tive movement among the operators
an advance on the first half of the week
Of full one dollar per cwt., and q decline
yesterday and to-day of SOC per cwt.
with an estimated stock Of 10000 boxes
to be carried over 70 next week uns5lf
The advance seems to have originated
from an anxiety Of leading exporters
each to secure the lions share Of the
business, rather than from any new fea-
ture in the trade, and it lis thought
doubtful whether these green. half
cured cheese, put On board with tle
thermometer in the nineties, will help
the reputation Of American cheese
abroad, advance the English quotations.
or stimulate business in the immediate
future. However, cheese, through the
American dairy districts, are taken close
to the hoop (most factories down 10 IS
days, and there is only the current
make to come forward, and if prices go
back, there viii be less offered, and
probably a week or two of light stocks
followed by a steadier market. English
dairYmen viii hardly make liberal offer
ings until after harvest, and in the mean
time American stock viii have pretty
much the swing of English markets. and
with high labor and dear meats, and
cheese holding a relative price, the mar
ket may be sustained. There were free
sales there the first half the week at IA
Ollie for fine factories, and late in the
week at 134@14c, but the market closed
dull, with 133@134c as the top bid for
fancies. Quotations - State factory.
prime to fancy. 13B0133c: State fac
tory, fair to good. 125@133c; State pri-
yate diaries, 10@12c; western factory,
prime to fancy, 12@13c; do. do, fair 10
good, 11@114c; skinned cheese at /
Csc
At Boston, the market for cheese Is
firm and prices are higher. with a good
demand and lare export movements
from New York The sales have been
at 124@134c for good and prime fac
tory, and from 9G125c for diaries.