The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
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was to forward on commission. The at
tendance on the market was good, about 25
factories being represented. AT this time
last year large sales of whole milk factory
was made. But one lot of old cheese was
offered, which indicates the slight storage
of old cheese in the interior
BUTTER.
Tho abstract principle that action and
reaction are equal, receives new and signal
illustration in the recent movements of the
cheese trade. Three weeks ago, when the
manufacture OF spring butter had fairly be-
gun, prices ranged from Ss@40c. This set
everybody making butter, and since that
time the receipts have steadily increased,
and prices have systematically de-
clined, So that The top Quotation is now
soc, with large daily receipts and storage,
and no oxports. This result was inevitable.
The tendency at New York, however, Is
not toward glut, though the tendency of
prices is still downward 1t is reported
that receivers do not desire to permit the
accumulation of large supply of hay but
ter. There is no Offering of stale old but
ter. Western butter is received freely.
The Pr0ducers Price Current says; zone
cause Of the present weakness is the belief
that all pail receivers will be obliged to pat
the price for single pals to grocers at 30c."
No butter was offered upon this market.
Little Falls Market.
CHEESE.
The large gathering of buyers and sales
men at Little Falls on Monday, denoted
that the season for the sale Of butter and
cheese is fairly opened. Owing to the fact
that nearly all the cheese offered were
brought in bulk to the market, the business
of the day was transacted in the freight
house instead of the customary resorts.
The offerings of factory were without ex-
ception skim cheese, and the makers were
very DESTROYS to trade. 1t is SHOWN that
the production Of whole milk cheese which
will soon begin, will drive the article Of
tered out Of the market Hence there was
disposition TO sell or forward at any haz-
ard. This aspect OF the market lie entirely
different from that Of the corresponding
week last year, when large Gales of whole
milk factory cheese we're made. The
change 10 owing to the recent high prices
of butter, which have attracted the cream
from the milk. The present rates, how
ever, must aoon stop its withdrawal. The
buyers had it all their own way during the
day. About 40 factories were represented,
the average offering heing 40 boxes; though
some OF the leading factories offered 100
boxes. The total offering was not far from
1900 boxes. There were no sales of whole
milk cheese. All cheese not sold went for
ward on commission. Careful inquiry re-
vealed the fact that cows have wintered
we'll, and that manufacture of cream cheese
will soon be resumed among the factories
Of the valley.
Farm dairy has not yet appeared in the
market
a few struggling sales we're made during
the day.
The range of prices was from 5@S4c
The sales aggregated 400 boxes. The ex-
tremc price was realized BY but few fac
tories; and sales less than the above mini
mum were made, but they are hardly quo
| taole' we quote EAtrtne price, o3c;
leading factories, Sc; average, 7ic.
The transactions IL '6i,o. w.
significant than those in cheese. The de-
cline at New York was severely felt. The
Offering of butter, though lighter than last
week, and fast lessening, was much larger
than last year at this time. There were
sales of $50 packages, at prices ranging
from 23@27. A very small number ct
tanned the latter figure. There were sold
so Welsh tubs at from 22@25c. The av-