OVERSEAS MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 280, 26 November 1928, Page 4

OVERSEAS MARKETS.

DAIRY PRODUCE. THE BOARD'S REPORT. The New Zealand Dairy Produce Board has received the following market report from Us London office, dated November "''Hiill.T.-NVw Zealand: Salted, 174' to 18(1 ; .'.No-pti-jnal, I*-' : unsalU'd IW t<> ]!M/: tir.-t »!.<■>, IWi ; *r..nd "-hey, ™- ■■ • .DellVelie* New Z.-nlm.l this week. 1500 tons. In .tore. .WHI Inn.. Austral an F,T,,-.1, salted. 170 to J74 : unsaltnd, 18-/ 1,, isV; exceptional. IS«A Argentine: Finest imsalted. I7H, to 180'. Irish creatne y Failed, 170 : un.,alt,d, 182,. Danish Spot, ins/ to M\: f.0.1... ]»;!.-. $<«*: Vnsalted. 'M/ to 204/. Sil.eiian: IUB, to 170' rkiam.ui: \m~ to 108 . Pohsl,: -104/. Market firm NVw Zealand retail price unchanged at I,U>. Danish retail price in <'heeHe.- l -N ; ,u- Zealand: White, 103/ to ](i.V'- coloured. 1(12/ to 104- , . Deliveries New Zealand tins week. ll,r>oo nates. In store, 1>4.500 orates. Canadian: White, 108/ to "\\i>- coloured. 108,-' to HO/; exceptional, j|"V- c.i.f.. of>/: November output, 101/. Anstialian: White. 102/. Market quiet. ltd ii[ prices uncliiinged. English, finest fanners, 140/ to 142/ Tim I'akeha (inished discharge of butter on November W- The Port Dunedin commeiir«Ml to discharge cheese on November ]!), and finished on November 20. The' Port Dunedin commenced to discharge butter on November 20. The board has also received the following advice from its agents in Canada:— Butter: New Y'ork, 50V4 cents (2/1%),• Montreal, 30% cents (l/7 7 /s). Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd., have rereived the following cable from their London manager, under date November 24: — Hutter. —Our j*iees unchanged. (Anchor 182/.) Other finest offered 178/ to 180/. Market temporarily quiet. Undertone firm. Danish, 200/ spot, 195/ f.o.b. Deliveries New Zealand, 152 C tons, stock 3605 tons. Retail unchanged. Cheese.—White, 103/ to 104/; coloured 102/. Market weak. Downward tendency. Canadian, 108/ to 112/, spot; Novembers, 98/, c.i.f. Retail reduced to 1/1.

FROZEN MEA^. PRICES AT SMITHFIELD. The New Zealand Meat Producers' Board lias received the following cablegram from its London office, dated November 23. advising Smithfield delivered prices averaged for the week ending that date as follows: — New Zealand Wethers and Maidens.— Canterbury quality, selected brands, 56's and unrter, 6%d per lb; 57's to 64's, 6%d; 65's to 72's, 6d; other brands. 56's and under, 6%d; 57's to 64's, 6d; 65's to 72's, 5%d. New Zealand Ewes. —64'e and under, 4%d. New Zealand Lambe.—Canterbury quality, 36's and under, 9%d; 37's to 42's, 9%d; 43's to 50\s, 9%d; seconds, B%d; selected brands. 36's and under, 9%d; 37's to 42's, 9%d; other brands, second quality, 30's to 32's, average, Bd. Australian Lambs.—Victoria, first qual- ' ity, 36' a and under, 9%d; 37's to 42's, 9%d. Argentine Lambs.—First quality, 36's and under, 37's to 42's, B^d. New Zealand Beef.—Ox fores, 3%d; hinds, sd; cow fores, 3'/&d; hinds, 4%d. Argentine Chilled ' Beef.—Ox fores. 4%d; hinds. 6%d. Frozen Pork.—Porkers, 60's to SO"*. 6%d; 81's to 99's, 6%d; 100' a to 120's, 6V 2 d; baconers, 121's to 180's, 7d. Lambs , .—Consumption poor. Mutton.—Market quiet. The demand M only poor. New Zealand Porker Pigs.—The market is easier and over-supplied with hornekillcd. COTTON, RUBBER, JUTE, ETC. LONDON, November 23. (Last week's prices in parentheses.) Cotton.—December delivery, 10.48 d (10.17 d) per -lb. Rubber.—Para, 10% d (10% d) per lb; plantation and smoked, 8 11-16 d (B%d). Jute.—November-December shipments,' £32 2/6 (£3l 5/). per ton. Copra.—November-December shipments, '£24 10/ (£24 17/6) per ton. Linseed Oil— £30 15/ (£3O 5/) per ton. Turpentine.—47/6 (48/) per cwt.