BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Messrs. Dainty and Co., Ltd., London, cabling 24th May, advise:—Butter: Market steady, but'quiet. ;Wc quote:—Danish, 172s'to 17Cs,(17Ss to 180s); New Zealand, finest salted, 166s to 170s (166s to 170s); Australian, finest butter, unsalted 158s to 162s (156 ato 160s), salted 156s to 160s (156s to 160s); Australian G.A.Q., 150s to 152s (150s to 1525). Cheese: Market quiet. We quote:—Australian cheese, white and coloured, 93s to 95s (93s to 945); New Zealand cheese," white and coloured, 9Gs to 97s (95s to 965). Spot price for Canadian white, 110s to 114s (110s to 116s); Canadian coloured, 108s to' 112s (110s to 116s). (Last week's quotations shown- in parentheses.) Messrs. Joseph Nathan and Co., Ltd., have received the following cable from their London house, dated 24th May:— New Zealand butter, 168s to 170s per cwt; cheese, 96s to 97s per cwt; both markets quiet. Messrs. A. J. Mills and Co., London, cable under date 24th May to Mr. G. A. Mills, Wellington:—Butter: Market for New Zealand steady at 168s to 172s for finest. , Cheese: This market is also steady, with New Zealand white and eol•oured fetching 96s to 975.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 122, 25 May 1928, Page 12
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189BUTTER AND CHEESE. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 122, 25 May 1928, Page 12
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