BUTTER QUIET.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 139, 13 June 1936, Page 4

BUTTER QUIET.

BUT VALUES HOLD. LATEST FROM TOOLEY STREET. The following cables hai'e been received this morning by local produce dealers from their principals in Tooley Street. London: — Messrs. Joseph Nathan and Company (Messrs Trengrouse and Nathan). —Butter: Some ljusiness at 110/ to 111/ per cwt; closing steadier. Cheese: 60/ to 61/; quiet. Messrs. Allen and Findlay (Messrs. Armour and Company).—Butter: New Zealand salted 110/ to 111/, unsalted 110/ to 111/, Australian 110/. Danish 117/; market quiet. Cheese: New Zealand white 61/, coloured 01/;. market quiet.

New Zealand Producers' Co-operative Marketing Association.—Butter: New Zealand 111/. Danish 118/: .market quiet. Cheese: White 60/ to 61/, coloured 61/; market quiet. Mr. H. S. Withers (Rowson and Company).—Cheese: White 61/, coloured 61/: market slow. Butter: Finest grade 111/; market steady. Messrs. A. H. Turnbull and Company (Messrs. W. Weddel and Company).— Butter: Danish 118/, New Zealand salted 111/, Australian 110/; market quiet, no demand. Cheese: New Zealand white 61/, coloured 61/; market quiet, no demand. BUTTERFAT ADVANCES. WELCOME INCREASES. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") HAMILTON, this day. Reflecting the rise in the London market price, advance payments for May supply of most Waikato dairy companies snow about l%d per lb increase on last month. New Zealand Co-operative is making tins month an advance of 1/ per lb for finest quality butterfat for butter-making, free of share credits. Supplies of first grade butterfat for cheese manufacture will receive 1/1% per lb.