The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
Late Dairy Markets.

Early last week there was every indica-
ton of further uncertainty and decline at
New York. 1t was claimed that the cheese
received was not uniform in quality; and
that very large part OF it was the product
of milk skinned to a greater or less de-
gree. Many were surprised that with this
tendency evident, prices in the Interior
should not only have remained firm, but
have advanced. 1t has been found, how
ever that New York prices do not always
regulate prices upon the interior markets,
and that rates at the seaboard are largely
controlled by the range of prices at Utica
and Little Falls. The advance of last week
was followed by renewed activity and sta
hllity at New York. Although the cable
quotations were daily declining, the week
closed with New York quotations I'M
changed. and an apprecable tendency to
advance The production, as shown by
receipts and exports, has not yet reached
the level of the corresponding period last
year as regards quantity. An increase
since last week, however, of about one-thrd
is noted; and there were exported 10000
boxes more cheese-about one-half-last
week than upon the previous week. The
better portion of the prime make has begun
to be received and the uncertain elements
of the skinned and hay cheese. arc losing
their influence upon the markets. The re-
port of exports for last week and the cor
responding week last year, is as follows:
Receipt Expts. Gold. Cable. Pr.
June % is76. -, S. 1854 9o2l7 ii21 5i.O II
To-day there is ia New York large
store of new cheese but the avenues of re-
lief, both home and foreign, are open and
the demand is steady. Prices at all points
are firm, the easy selling price being about
lie, with sufficient sales higher than this to
Justify the quotation of lllc. Production
ia now at it's hight, ond the summer trade
is in full progress.
The offering upon the Utica market con-
sisted chiefly of cheese made previous to
the tenth of June. There was not deci-
ded increase in attendance or individual
offerings. A summary of the transactions
denotes a healthful advance. Prices at
tanned the limit of last week without ex-
IRENE competition or the influence of any
elements which do not usually hear upon
the market. Opening bids did not exceed
lOb and buyers were backward In negota
ting. 1t was urged that much of the cheese
offered was imperfectly cured, and that
receivers feared to accumulate during thu
extremely warm weather. But before the
departure of the eastern trains, trade be
came brisker, and nearly all the Offering
found purchasers. There were Offered
T $50 boxes, by GO factories sales aggre
gated $500 boxes, the product OF 30 lac
tories though the disposition TO forward
was slight few lots were taken on com
mission the range of prices was l0@l1s
as follows: Ten lots at l0c; nine lots "A
10lc; thirteen lots at 10kc; nine lots a
103c; nine lots at 10ac; two at lie, and on
at lie. A general view OF these transec
tons leads to the following quotation. w
quote Extreme price, lie; leading FAC
tories 1917; average, l03c
No "run" occurred Monday to cause an.
distortion in the quotation as related to thu
transactions, as was the case last week
when "leadng factories" properly range
at distance from the extreme.
BUTTER
The advance and activity noted las
week have not continued. A temporar
demand which was more than supplied
was not sufficient to keep prices TO the leve
of the last quotations, and decline o
about &c. is generally reported. The Pre-
tlucey's Price Current announces that "ther
is but a light call for firkins and as they al
arriving more freely we are obliged to quot
them lower. OF prime lots OF half-firkl
tubs few arrive, and few sales are reporte
above 25c. Welch tubs are plenty, but tn
demand for them is quite moderate"