The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-26
THE MARKETS
CHEESE.

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The cheese market has D very black
eye. and 6}c. for fancy cheese, looks
very small indeed.-Meadville Index.
The Medina Agricultural Society offer
this year Q premium of $S for the best
ten cheese manufactured by the exhibi-
tor, and "a for second best.
We co nsider the market for cheese in
better condition, generally, at this time
than it was last year. Prices here are q
shade better; factorymen have NO sur.
plus stock, old or new; the cheese is
better in quality, and there Is little lia-
bility Of overstocking the market, as the
make is fully ten per cent. less here than
it was last year, and about Is per cent.
lie throughout the country.
The Chicago market, the natural out
let for this dairy section, is also in good
condition. The surplus stock Is very
light; orders from the South and East are
numerous and liberal in the amount
wanted. Factorymen should not under
take to hold cheese, but keep it shipped
close, and they should, as far as posi-
BILE, sell near home. 1t is quite current
ly reported that q number of the New
York factorymen have contracted their
June, July and August cheese, to be de-
livered as soon as ready for the market
In order that they may be in condition to
take advantage Of the market in Septem-
Der or October, and Western factorymen
will do well to keep themselves free of
goods during those months.
Our reports from Iowa are to the effect
that very little cheese is made in that
State not enough for home consumption
h,1f nm. hrrtfap ho<x - al
others.-Elgin Qn.) Advocate, June IL.
Our dxirymen friends who talk about
over production may learn something
from the following advertisement, copied
from the Ashtabula Standard, which win
benefit them:
Believing that II one-tenth Of all the
cheese made was consumed at home,
thereby lesseniag the amount to be sold
East, the nine-tenths shipped would
bring a. much money - the whole
amount would had 1t been shipped. II
30 all the farmer eats and sells at home
would be clear gain. To assist In &C.
complaining this, Lenox Cheese Factory
will sell to responsible merchants and
grocerymen, cheese at Eastern market
prices, less freight and commission, the
price to be determined by our bills of
sale Of the same months cheese a. those
sold here. We will guarantee every
cheese Q good one. It must be under.
stood that we must have our pay always
in time to strike our monthly dividend.
We hope all factorymen will join with us
In selling cheese at home at as low
price ss the net price when shipped, and
test the idea fully"
This looks to Us like . capital idea,
and we will publish the advertisement
Of any factory that will try the expert
ment, free Of cost. We would further
suggest that any responsible individual
be sold whole cheese on the same basis.
-Chagrin Falls Exponent, June 10.
WELLINGTON, o., June 20, 1879.
Recent unexpected decline in the
Eastern market 80 far has not effected
prices in the west and will not unless
there should be an accumulation of
stock. Dealers look for reaction in the
Eastern market soon. In the meantime
they are not disposed to make any con-
cession on pricei. There is q very &C.
tive demand.
We quote: Buying, (naked) to 5}s
cents; billing. (boxed) 6 to 8h cents.
The shipments Of cheese for the week
ending June "a, are as follows: No. of
Boxes 5,525; No of pounes 23l 1895.
Butter for the same time as follows:
No. of pkgs. COS; No. Of pounds
"a, ,4e5.
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