IMPROVEMENT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 272, 16 November 1935, Page 4

IMPROVEMENT.

LONDON BUTTER MARKET. LATEST FKOM TOOLEY STREET. The following cables have been received to-day by local produce dealers from their principals in Tooley Street, London: Messrs. A. H. Turnbull and Co. (Messrs. W Weildcl and Company).—Butter: Danish 125/, N.Z. salted 105/, Australian 103/. Cheese: New Zealand white and coloured 52/. Both markets firm. Messrs. Joseph Nathan and Company (Messrs. Trengrouse ami Nathan). Butter: Finest 105/, first 104/. Cheese: 53/ being askew; very short on spot. Mr. 1.1. S. Withers (Messrs. Rowson and Company). —Cheese: White 53/, coloured 53/. Butter: First grade 103/, finest grade 105/. Both markets arc better all round. BUTTER VALUES. THE "CO-OP'S"' PAY-OUT. i (By Telegraph. —special to "Star.") HAMILTON, this day. Suppliers of finest quality butterfat for butter-making during October will be paid lid per lb by the New Zealand Co-opera-tive Dairy Company on November 20. This amount is k'ec of share credits. A similar pay-out will be made respecting first I grade butterfat for chcse manufacture. | In October, 1934, disbursements were 7Vid for butter and 9d for cheese, and last month 1/ for butter and cheese respectively. ' . The Waikato Valley Company is also distributing at 1/. BOARD'S MINIMUJVI.

(Ry Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON', this day. Tlic Dairy Hoard lias fixed prices at llVid and f>Ud, equivalent to butter O.'i/, cheese 45/11, c.i.f.e.