Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

of July make, were disposed to hold for
higher prices than the previous week.
| Those having July goods deemed it well
to sell and still. were DESTROYS of adj
vanced rates. Generally speaking, only
/ July cheese were. sold, almost. entirely
closing out all of that months make.
/ Thirteen and one-half was freely bid,
with the assurance that no higher prices
would be paid. Factorynen refused to
sell, and it seemed as if sales would be
very light About. 6,000 were offered.
aud late,in the day., by persistent hold
ing, 1000 were sold, chiefly at 49, CT two
factories selling at lac: Buyers. seemed
confident. that the New York market
viii not bear them out in price, since the.
very finest goods will hardly bear lac in.
the city. Still they buy. y. Is.
Special correspondents ia New Y ork
furnish the. following summaries up. to
the close of trade on Saturday. Receipts
1894 boxes exports, 70,33t boxes !;
cable, 63@e4s. gold, 1922 best price
for cheese, 14c. For the CORRESPONDING
week of last year the record Is as fol
lows Receipts, 81, AT; exports. 45, 44677;;
cable, 62s gold, 1857 best price for
cheese, 1850. ....-.- -. ..H;11s.- =
In Boston the receipts for the ,sst
week have been 1903 boxes and Is tons
The firm tendency noticed early in the.
week has resulted in an advance Of l.ic
per pound, and the trade are now paving
13fI TO 14c. per pound for choice factory
lots that last week sold at 10 to isle.
.Bayers have come mp TO this: point very
reluctantly, but the prices are ruling in
the country made an advance necessary,
and the Indications are that stilI fur
ther rise viii be needed to move
the stock at any profit. No sound
cheese sells. under ice. per pound, and
very few sales at less than 13c, -..s-|.
E.... 81. BUTTER. -
La Utica. sale Of sixteen creamery
pals was made by Mr.. .Bagg at 36c,
/ slight falling off from last week. In
the New York trade ACUTE plethorio
feeling has prevailed The Produce
/ Price Ctrre'It says s.s.-.. ....-
! Duringthe first half Of The week trade
was very slack, but has shown rather
more aGtjyitY during the past few days.
| We have rot sold stock as fast as it has
/ arriYedmld there is now liberal sup
ply OffeNg. We cannot quote prices
! materials lower, though to make sales
I some CONCESSION would haVeto be made.
I In Stale we find pals easter on The
| whole, .fba@h a few still bring the e&-
I trcmc rat of last week some receivers
T are. not skiing over 3Se for the very best
/ selections The grocery trade seems to
! have anticipated the recent advance,
| and laid il supplies, which make their
| present wants comparatively small.
/ Pals are. mining quite irregular in quail
| itY. Fresh favored frkins are quite aC-
| ceptable 10 our city retailers. Welsh
| tubs have had fully as free a movement
as any other kind and have slightly
| stiffened n price. Shipping grades of
| Western haVe arrived freely and have
accumulated. Exporters have been
unwilling to pay over 25e, and, though
some holders have considered that rate
| too low for best lots, others have accept
ed it and q so0d many lots are going on
shipboard. ...-. .-.5..E... ..... ~.
Tue receipts of batter in Boston for
tn: week have been 70, 100 packages
against 1891 packages for the cor
responding week last year. The market
has been steadily gaining strength dur-
ing the week, nnder the influence of the
high prices paid in the country and the
scarcity Of common and prime grades,
and an advance of 1c q ID is fully cstab-
Iished. The denapd from the trade has
not increased to. any extent bat prime
lots Of NeY York anil Vermont are
sought after; and sell readily at $50 34e
? lb. The receipts consist principally
of fair to good. dairies, with sales at 30
a 32c, and most of the good butter is
held at 32c q 10. Western butter. comes
along sparinsly. with sales of choice at
% o 300, and strictly fine lot would
command Boo ID. Fair to good West
ern is selling at 2G@21c Common
grades are quite scatce and we have
heard of ne sales this week under 25c 4
%, except & few rejected tubs Ship
pers stand ready TO take sound lots at
3-to 2lc. s........ .r.....-