The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
Late Dairy Markets.
Urea, Aug, 81.

UTICA, aug, Il.
cHERsE.
The complaint seems to be general at
the shipping centers that the quality Of
cheese received is exceptionally bad this
&c ison; and that the best cheese is not so
good as last year, and is much raief.
And Will this is a steTe )typed complaint,
it is doubtless more jus,iaable this season
than it has been for several years. No rat
ural causes could haze teen more unfavor-
abe for TIE manufacture of good cheese
than the su,try and extreme heat OF tie
pa month. |. was only with the gr6a'c,t
difficulty that good article could be male
which would ither melt nor lose its fla
vor Nevertheless, prices have gained
steadiness and have evidently ceased de-
cining for the season. Since the middle
of July, too, the aggregate weekly receipts
have steadily Cccreascl, so that the re-
ceipis for last week are just half of those
for July 81. There La, been correspoD-
ding falling off in exports. An important
element now enters into the conditions of
the problem Reports from many and
wide y-sepa atcl points agree TIA. the
dro 18th is leeseninJ the product IN Of CHI G sc
to marked degree. Dairymen are forced
10 feel sowed corn, hay and vegtt ibics;
anu they are unable to preserve the Gus
tomary fl ,vor pf milk. Both the pastures
and t after msth are yellow and parched.
The cool weather which las az last come
will doubtless improve the quality of the
cheese and render its successful Transport
ton and storage possible. But unless Iains
speedily fall the fal ing off in the yield
of chee will be very great. during tie
past week there were no positive changes
in the New York trade save as regards quail
ite,. The improved tone continued, but
did not iucrea,e Indeed the best that can
lie said is thAt prices did not fail. Tran
sactons were not ANNA ed and unsettled
was perhaps the epiti ct most frequently
used. Tie average price for the better
gale at New York was about 9lc. As
comp red with last year the analogy of tie
pres cnt It tie of trace is quite close. The
tabu AZ statement for last week and the
corresponding week last year, is as fol-
lows:
Receipt Expis. Gold. Gable. Pr.
Aug. 81, 1873. 59,99 t0d3 ll3N "a Ike.
Aug. 49, 1916, C3,o9s 59.52s III 4ssed Y}4c.
II PIE elt storage in the interior is not
large, though the tendency is to hold the
demand, home and foreign, is not marked,
the catle being steady; the drouth now
tie ids most directly to produce change in
prices.
At Utica the average attendance was
present. S,lesmen anticipated an advance
upon last We ks figures owi ing to the large
ly decreased production, and to the small
supply at New York Trade, however,
was animated at any time during the
day. Buyers we're not disposed to bid
higher than the rates of last week. and
many statesmen he d for higher prices.
There was the same tendency to forward,
about ore-third of the Offering being thus
disposed of. Numerous Inquiries revealed
the fact that the drouth had caused fall
ing { # in the yield of about one-ttird.
One factory which had been making 80 box
es per day now makes but 10 from the
same numter of cows Another which
formerly made 90 boxes now produces but
IA per day. The drouth has nearly des-
troyed the after feed upon which much &c
pcndence is placed. The opsning bids ran
from Sa@9c, sni progress upward was
slow Inc otferiog aggregated about
$3.50 boxes from 50 factories. IL was an
the top of last week was not surpassed
The trade Of the day ia presented in the
following table;
We quote; Extreme price, 93c; leading
factories, 9lc; average price, DC.
At Watertown but two lots, aggregatinp
about 1000 boxes, were offered and tltrt
were no sales. Reports from the other in.
OF, l.
BUTTER,
No interruption of the favorable condi
ton of the butter market is to be noted
A fair MEASURE Of activity prevailed du'
ring the past week, and the increased
GOODNESS can not fail to add .briskness. The
Producers Price Current for Saturday
quotes select state dairy pals at 10000.
prime, 27@28c.; selected state creamery, 81
@3lci good to Prime, 30@3lc.; choice
firkins, 26@27c; good to prime, 25@26c
select state Welsh tubs, 24@25c; good tc
prime, 22@24c. 1t continues:
Ieimery pals, especially a few very
favorlte marks, are out selling the dairy
pals IN invoice lots. There is less buoy.
ancy in fine bu ter TODAY than there was a
week ago. The advance locke for by
some parties has not occurred and seems
less liaely TO occur. Half nrkin tubs have
sold pretty readily in all grades but on low.
CIR qualities receivers Lave been obliged to
name very moderate prices. Firkins have
arrived sparngly and there has been suf.
ficient demand TO take all that were prime
on arrival. Welsh tubs have sold fairly
but the quality of the receipts has net been
high and very few lots have been placed
above 23@24c. We nCts a sale of very
poor state pals at l5c. The demand fol
state butter has been from the usual sources
quite general, but moderate from any quar-,
ter. Receivers do not generally expect q
better demand until cooler weather wher
= city people return from the watering
paes
Upon the Utica market six packages Of