Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-05
\ HUB MARKETS.
TILE or No Change IN the
Butter Market.

ne Remains Firm and Cold Storage
Demand Good-OutIook Is Brighter
cheese Ouiet-Fair Demand For Eggs
HBoston, June 30.-There is little or nl
bnge in the butter market from last
elk A firm tone is maintained or
E June creamery and a large portion OF
make continues to be taken for cold
rage, but the jobbing demand runs
bit, and actual selling prices are not
a par with the rates ruling in the
Intry for large lines. For this reason
situation here is unsatisfactory, not
hstanding the operations of the cold
rage buyers, which keep receipts
Jared up.
n the West and in northern New York
prices have been paid for the cur
bit make, and in Canada prices rule
put 1 cent higher than on this side of
line. Exports from Boston, New
rk and Montreal continue to run
ger than last year, but receipts at
: point barely keep up with a year
b. There seems to be considerable
hfdence in the future outside of Bos-
and speculative buyers here have
infested more disposition to operate,
they do not want to pay the full
king rates.
n fact, the outlook, generally speak
H, has grown brighter within a week
two, and conservative operators con-
er butter good property to hold at
sent prices.
ONE of the butter received this week
bws hot weather defects, and con-
sions have had to be made on that ac-
INT, but it is rather early for the make
be affected. and the receipts for a week
two longer ought to be of first-class
hlity.
he bulk of the Northern receipts
ne in on contracts and go direct to
d storage, because if put on the mar
for sale they would not realize cost.
the regular lots of New Hampshire
Vermont creamery in tubs, which
hes along fresh every week, 16 to 161a
is is the rate, but these are taken
stly by customers, and very few re-
Fers could guarantee to return more
n is cents for a round lot if sold in
n market Although more is asked,
cents is all that can be safely quoted
trade way. Boxes and prints COM
nd 161A to II.
trictly Western creamery in assorted
spruce tubs sold pretty we'll at 16
is, but some of the lots which were
right last week and brought full rates
to be shaded on account of the hot
htner defects. No. 1 quality in ash
S sold for 151a to 1534. cents, and these
Re in demand by cold storage buyers.
offered at 1515 cents We're quickly
M en-.
obbers continue to complain of
It trade and small profits. Their
ing rate is II to IS cents for tubs and
o 10 for boxes.
show of steadiness was made in
cheese market last week, but buyers
ed to respond to any advance, and the
rket was very quiet, with sales Of
rthern at ~ to cents. Ohio flats
Re dull at to IL cents. The country
rkets were lower than last week.
here has been. a fair demand for
5, but with larger supplies and poor
quality, prices have eased off, and
st sales of Western the past few days
e been at 10 to 1912 cents. A few
ctions sold at II cents. Eastern
ice fresh command liz to II cents,
fancy nearby stock rules higher.
stock in cold storage on Saturday
105,476 cases, against 1928 cases
be time last year.
Id potatoes are about all gone, and
trade are working almost wholly on
Southern, which are selling at $2.75
g per barrel. New vegetables of all
rs continue DIeantif1lI
here is q large variety of new fruit on
market, including apples, pears,
ches and all kinds of berries. Straw
lies are becoming poor and the season
soon close.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
neep and lambs-The market this