LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 224, 22 September 1925, Page 4

LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.

HIGH COMMISISONER'S CABLE. Tho Department of Agriculture has received the foUowing cablegram, dated the 10th instant, from the High Commissioner ror New Zealand, London: — Butter.-—New Zealand and Australian market firm, with brisk demand, in view or small arrivals and shipping delay, other , sorts quiet but firm. Official quotations are:—New Zealand —Finest salted: 19th September. 206/ to 20S/, up to 210/ per cwt; 12th September, 200/ to 204/; sth September, 198/ to 200/. unsalted: 19th September, 202/ to 208/; 12th September, 198/ to 206/; sth September. 198/ to 202/. Other qualities: 19th September, 194/ to 202/. Australian—Salted: 19th September, 198/ to 200/, up to 202/ per cwt; 12th September, 192/ to 196/. Unsalted: 19th September, 190/ to 200/; 12th September, 194/ to 196/. Other! qualities (salted): 19th September, 172/ to 106/. Other qualities (unsalted): 19th; September, 170/ to 192/ per cwt. Argentine—l9th and 12th September, 18 4/ to 188/. Other qualities: 19th September, 170/ to 182/. Irish—Salted: 19th September, 108/ to 200/; 12th September, 196/ to 198/. Unsalted: 19th September. 200/ to 202/; 12th September, 198/ to 202/. Canadian —Salted: 19th September. 192/ to 194/; 12th September, 190/ to 192/. Unsalted: 19th September, 194/ to 196/: 12th September, 192/ to 19-I'/. Danish—l9th September, 220/ to 222/; 12th September, 222/. Cheese.—Market firm. Very little finest New Zealand available. Official' quotations aro: English—Finest farmers 1 (In request): 19th September, 130/ to 140/ per cwt; 12th September, 130/ to 14 0/ per cwt. Canadian —Coloured and white: 19th September, 109/ to 110/, up to 112/; 12th September, 107/ to 109/. I New Zealand—Coloured: 19th September, 108/ to 110/, up to 112/ per cwt; 12th September, 107/ to 108/. White: 19th September, 110/ to 112/; 12th September, I 107/ to 103/. j Shipment of New Zealand produce I arrived this week per s.s. Kia Ora. | Hemp.—Manila market quiet and declln-1

ing during this week, closed steadier. "J" grade, September-November shipment, sold ror £41. New Zealand market quiet. No interest except little In rejected and common, of which there are buyers at £30 10/ and £32. Quotations ror Sep-tember-rsovember shipments are: Hl_npolnts, £38 to £38 10/; Tair, £35. i.-9. asel _ 1 ;T" ltallan rennet, £57; Argentine lactic, £44 to £49; Great Britain, £46. Wool.—Sales continue with very strong competition, mainly Continental. Opening harden maintained, with a tendency to wt_. J _^_\7~?_?. ma**. l quiet and steady, M.-fI!.-^ u _?_. e Vif newlald smaller - DAIRY PRODUCE. Messrs. Joseph Nathan and Co. nave to-day received the roiiowing- cable rrom thoir'London omce: N.Z. butter, sua? cbeese, 112/. Both markets firm.' ~ Messrs. Allen and Findlay advise havingreceived the roiiowing advice rrom their principals, Messrs. Armour and Co Ltd ! London, dated September 18: "*"•• Butter.—New Zealand, 206/ to 210/-! market nrm. higher prices expected: Aus- I trallan 198/ to 202/; Danish: 219/ too : Denmark. '' '°' D ' Cheese. —108/ to 112/. The N.Z. Co-operative Dairy Co has received the following cable rrom its London omce:— Butter. —Anchor 210/. unsalted <mo/. Danish 215/. Market very Ilrm; rurther advances imminent. I Cheese. —New Zealand quoted at 110/ white, and 109/ for coloured; Canadian 1 112/ c.i.f. Market ls quietly Arm '