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STATE OF BUTTER MARKET
United' Press ■'■ Associatlon-By Electric craph—CopyrisblLONDON, Sth August. The butter market has again relapsed into dullness, consumers having apparently more1 than filled immediate requirements .during- the-period of active buying early iv - June. Retailers have been using their cold stored stocks, which thus have been considerably reduced, but still lemain very heavy and as the Quantities afloat to this country from the Southern Hemisphere are large, amoimtmg to 257,000 boxes, compared with 148,000 a year ago, there seems likely' to be a large ouantity oil hand when the new season s SalL and New Zealand butters begin to .avvive. . •
The New Zealand -Producers I o-upera-tive Marketing A ssociatioiv s week y cabled market report from London, dated Bth August, is. as follows: "Butter-Market qu It. New Zealand, 134s to 138s;, Danish, ÜBs, to 150s. Cheese-Market quiet. New Zealand, white 77s to-78s; coloured, 82s to S3s;" -
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 36, 11 August 1930, Page 12
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 36, 11 August 1930, Page 12
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