BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES
LONDON QUOTATIONS.
(UNITED PRBESrASSOCIATION.-coFiniQHT.) (AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION) TV, \ v LONP ON ' 23rd August. The butter market is firm and falrlv active but business is chiefly specula* tive. New Zealand choicest, 180s per fwt; Australian, 172s to 1745. Little choicest is available. Secondaries are' quoted a about 160s. Danish, 180s to 182s. Sibenln butter is arrivimr About 5000 casks a week are,S and the total arrivals for the season aro estimated at about 50,000 casks Cheese—New Zealand shipments■ now auding from delayed vessels are excellent m quality, and are realising 108s to 110s jP er cwt, with good demand, 'as Canadian cheese similarly delayed has suffered from heat,
Dalgety and Company, Limited, report having received the following cablegram fiom their London house under date of the 23rd August:— "Butter.—Market quiet but firm We quote New Zealand salted, 178s Danish 180s (178s), finest Australian™?--ed and unsalted 170 s (168 a), Australian good average quality 160 S (160s). Cheese -Marked firm New Zealand white 110s ' I. UA Cl fT£\ -° 8? (112s>' Canadi«" c.i.f. 108s (105s)." Last week's quotations in parentheses.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 7
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182BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 7
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