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DAIRY PRODUCE. THE BOARD'S REPORT. The New Zealand Dairy Board has received the following inaiKct report from its London oiiice, dated May 31: — New Zealand Butter. 31/3/33. Last week. Last year. Salted ... 61/-6J/* "(9/-81/ 70/0-r?/ •Equals U.id p.;r Ib, i.o.b. Tons. Tons. Tons. Deliveries llUt ISUU 1043 In sture 7011 7SSU 11,417 Australian: Salted, 80/ to 81/; unsalted, 80/ to SI/. Deliveries, Australian, 20U/ tons; m store, Australian, 7454 tons. MaiKot steady. Good demand. Irish cream, salted, 80/ to 82/; Danish, 98/ spot, 76/ f.0.b.; Dutch, unsalted, 75/ to Bi/; Siberian, salted, 74/ to 76/; Ukranian, salted, 73/ to 75/; Polisli, salted, 71/ to 73/; Lithuanian, unsalted, V 4/ to 78/; Estonian, salted, 76/ to 78/. Market quiet. JJanisli retail .price unchanged, 1/; New Zealand, unchanged, 10d. Imperial Economic Committee estimated stock all butters in store, 920,337 boxes (last year, 1,173,950 boxes). New Zealand Cheese. 31/5/33. Last week. Last year. White 4a/-4ii/U* 4a/-43/0 44/0-43/ •JSquals 4.ii3d per lb, f.o.b. Cmtes. Crutes. Crates. Deliveries 17,Ui>0 2U,2!)4 In store IiS,3JO 175.3U4 14^,1U3 Australian: White, 42/; last week, 41/0 to 42/. Market: slow. Coloured, 42/; last week, 42/. Canadian: White (.steady), 61/; coloured, 01/. Deliveries, Canadian, 0231 boxes; in store, Canadian, 53,861 boxes. English: Finest farmers', 82/ to 90/. Englisn: Factory cheese, 37/ to 42/. Market quiet. New Zealand retail price unchanged, 6d., London also advises that 3300 casks of butter were shipped from the Continent to New York this week. The board has also received the following advice from its agents in Canada:— Butter, 25 cents New York, 21% cents Montreal. MERCHANTS' CABLES. Messrs. Joseph' Nathan and Co. have received the following cable from their London principals, Messrs. Trengrouse and Nathan, Tooley Street, dated June 3:— Butter: 82/ per cwt. Steadier. WHEAT QUOTATIONS. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. (Received 11 a.m.) , LONDON, June 3. i For wheat cargoes there is a better tone. Parcels are steady. Futures.—London: June, 22/5 per qr; September, 22/8. Liverpool: July, 5/4% per cental; October, 5/4; December, 5/3%; March, 5/2%. BRADFORD VERY FIRM. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDON, June 3. Bradford tops market is very firm and business restricted. RUBBER STATISTICS. LONDON, June 3. Stocks of rubber at the end of May, as compared with recent months, were: — Feb. 28. arar. 31. Apl. 30. May 31. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. London . . 88.097 02.f>02 95.138 !l(!.007 Liverpool 68.200 .00.322 71.48S 71,830
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 130, 4 June 1935, Page 4
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