The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10
Late Dairy Markets.

UTICA, NOV. D.
Since last Monday there Las tetn no ad-
vance in the cable, and the changes in the
price Of goll have been limited to 1@fc.
The exports have continued to decrease,
while the receipts were slightly in excess of
those Of the preceding week. The New
York and interior quotations are still above
the Liverpool quotations. In nearly every
respect the trade was repetition Of that Of
the two previous weeks. Tie quot atoms
were chiefly nominal, and were scarcely
changed. The extreme price, which was
1870. was determined by occasional sales
made in response TO speci Il demands for
fancy lots. Medium grades have been dull
and uncertain. The inactive aud "waiting"
aspect of the market due to the proximity
of the election also continued The con-
cession in Glitter direction was hardly APP
preciable during the week. At the close
it was partially in favor of buyers, and
decline of about &C.. upon the nominal quo
ia ions may be made. The home demand
sprung up on Wednesday but during the
entire week the foreign demand was ex-
tremely meager. The summary of tran,ac-
tons for last week and the corresponding
week last year is as follows:
Receipt Expts Gold. Cable Pr.
Nov. G, 1875. .4o,43l 1886 l5E 60 l24c'
Nov. L. 1876. .t4,995 1O,loO 1O9& 81, lS4c.
We have since had no reason to modify
the conclusion which our reports from fac
torymen have enabled US to gain, VIZ; that
the supply of cheese in central New York
is le's abundant than was believed three
weeks ago. About one-third OF the factor
les have closed. 1t is probable that next
Monday the transactions will indicate n
positive tendency in on direction or the
other.
Upon the Utica market the ab4c. c of
statesmen was more notable than upon any
previous Monday during the past two
months. Hence it was that the bulky pack
age Of democratic ballots received by the
secretary for gratuitous distribution among
the dairymen was necessarily useless. 1t
came from the COMMITTEES of true re-
FORM" Albany. The light attendance was
doubtless due to the fact that statesmen be-
lieved little business would be done owning
to the political excitement. Nevertheless
the transactions we're comparatively nuner-
| Gus and were sufficient TO present the GUS
| tomaIy Indications AS the season advances
| the distinction between September and Oc-
| tOber cheese becomes more clearly defined
| The latter chez beng generally part skim
med naturally commands a lower price.
| Opening bids for OctOt ers were 12i@l29.
hut before the close 124c. was paid tor them
| The offers for SEPTEMBER were proportion
ally higher. Though the extreme quoted
tnls week is ic. above that of last, yet it
| does not denote an advance. Last week
| two lots sold upon private terms at that
| price. Trade was not dull save in the less
cred attendance Statesmen were some
what less disposed to hold, particularly
| those who have no September cheese.
| few lots were forwarded upon consign-
ment.
We quote Extreme price, Isle; lead
| ing factories, 13c; average, 1919. Octo-
beers: Extreme, 49,; average 12tc.
| BUTTER.
There has been no interruption in the
quietness Of the trade The supply has
gradually increased, and but a moderate
demand was noted. Extreme prizes were
largely the result of sales made to order
for exceptional LOIS. But the movement,
has been steady, the best grades meeiiug
sale With little difficulty. There is no de-
cline in quotations.
The Producers Price Current says.
| The large supply OF fall tubs now gives
buyers an opportunity 10 be independent
dent of the receivers of dairy pals, and the
latter are consequently ruling weak
Creamery pals are not strong either, un
less of marks having very high repula-
ton. Medium grades of all styles are dull
and incline in buyers favor although quo
tations are not materially altered, sales at
outside rates are less frequently reported.
The eastern demand is moderate, and south
ern orders are to fair extent, but the local
and nearby demand for medium state is
very light, supplying its wants more salts
| faclorily from the receipts of fresh west
ern. English shippers have taken some
| lines of good sound Welsh tub diaries at
| 26c. This is one feature of encourage
ment to relieve the generally despondent
feeling Receivers know thai the quantity
of butter being made, both 10 this state and
the West, is very large. Tho cheese fac
tories have probably all ceased operations,
and the pastures are in foe condition. The
centennial exhibition will close next week,
and its visitors will go home, thus curtall-
ing the demand in this city and Philadel-
phia. Western fresh grades are fairly sal
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