The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14
Late Dairy Markets.

The first three weeks of July usually
bring with them the season Of Gains upon
the sea OF the cheese trade. During these
Gains prices seem constantly on the point
of declining still further. There is little
demand and general uncertainty prevails
This state of trade is largely due to the
large shipment, of May and June cheese,
which the first flush Of production urees
upon the market This somewhat dis.
couraging epoch for the present season
ops ned with the sales preceding the Fourtl
of July holiday. A surplus Of 80 600
boxes over the exports was then reported
from New York. During the past week :
large falling off in receipts is reported
owing to the light transactions of July s.
So that the exports from New York fol
last week somewhat exceed the receipts.
Nevertheless there was continuous d, :
cline from lie to the present quotation
which Is barely l0}c for an extreme pr.ce
Complaints regarding quality ere frequent
]y heard from the seabo trd but this is tn
chronic complaint from that quarter TIL,
increased sklmming in many factories
however, doubtless gives additional found
alton for it, The reports which we have
received from the factories are nearly
unanimous respecting the pastures, pro
duction and prospects. The frequent rain
have caused the plsturage to be abundant.
and a more than average production OF
cheese will result. The transactions a,
New 1rk for last week and the CORES.
nnu1ipf ,ranlf iuct or 1ar,iv al or
follows
July 10. 1870. 1854 % 4i7 Il5gs SO lex
Juy 5, 1876. b ,535 G3,c3i 1l2A 30 10s
The receipts last week were little MOI,
than half those of the preceding week, ye
the storage at New York is large; the ten
dency of the cable quotations is down.
ward; about onethId of the June cheese
Is still curing or is off red no immediate
prospect Of an advance is evident.
Upon the Utica market the attendance
was less than usual, owing to the extrem
heat. Announce ment was made that mex,
Monday badges will be presented to all reg
ular members of the board, which must b,
worn by them to insure recognition upoi
the board. The individual offerings showec
an increase. From the outset the DISPOSE
ton to trade was slight. There was moth
ing in the present aspect OF the New Yorl
trade to induce buyers to be aggressive
and statesmen were averse to the low figures
offered. Consequently compromise Wat
effected and large consgnments were take,
upon commission. This was the chief fea.
lure OF the market Buyers complain tha'
certain lots are insuflcienily sailed, result.
ing in damage to the cheese during trans.
portaion. Little trade was done befor
five o'clock, when it was evid mt that Their
must be decline'from last weeks rates OF
about thee fourths OF cent. Transaction,
were as follows There were offered 1866
boxes, from GA factories Of these 20t
boxes-42 lots-snld at 9@05c; five lot,
sold at DC; five At p; seven II, % !; four a
9sr; and three 81 eighteen lots. amount
ing to about 500 boxes, were Forwarded
on commission. We quote extreme price
9sc; leading factories, 9sc; average, 9ac.
BUTTER.
The prevailing dep ession in dairy pro
ducts is also manifest 10 the butter market
Barry's Daily Marka Report contribute
the following:
The local demand is confined to small
parcels purchased from day to day as re
quired, buyers not being disposed to carry
any more stock than they can use RICH
away. Jobbers are not inclined to operat,
beyond their urgent wants, so the bulk o
the arrivals have TO go into receivers Gel
lers. Ia the face of this accumulation
holdpra ara anxipua n cell and prinns bo ~,
gradually weakened, closing unsettled will
the tendency still In favor of buyers. TIN
pail receivers reduced their prices to 25c
yesterday. half firkin tubs are very p en-
ty, and 24c. issthe extreme figure for choic
lines and seldom reached. Flrkins are no
saleable above 24c. for the finest. Welcl
tubs are not plenty nor much wanted.
The Producers Price current quote
state dairy pals, select invoices, at 24@25c
prime, 2S92ic; stare cream ry, SC eel in
voices, 25@2Gc. 1t continues
All grades have had weak and declining
tendency. Fine creamery pals, mad
from soured cream, have held their owl
rather better than other kinds, but they to-
have favored tue buyer. SO far as we Cal
learn the top figure charged to groceryme
this morning by the single pail is 2S
Dairy pals are very plenty. This mornln
some of the largest receivers of them pu
the top price TO grocery men at csc. an,
sales Of jobbers selections are reported a
having been made at Fac. Of half firkl
tubs we hear of no sales of unbroken in
voices above 24c. nor of Fl kins above 25c
The receipts do not include tubs from tn
very best counties. Welsh tubs are in ligh
supply and have light demand, whic
keeps them rather steadier than other tubs
The supply Of state butter In store here
large and the weather is very warm. Tn
demand ia from the usual sources, but al
classes Of trade are doing very little bus
ness The outlook at the present writin
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