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Evening Star, Issue 18034, 31 July 1922, Page 8

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BUTTER AIND CHEESE. Messrs Dalgcty and Co., Ltd., report having received the following cable from their head office, dated London, July 27, 1922: —“Butter: Very slow market at lower prices. New Zealand salted, 206 s to 208 s per cwt; Queensland, 196 a per owt; Danish, 208 s per cwt; Australian finest sallied, 202 s .per cwt; Australian finest unsalted, 204 s per cwt. Cheese: More demand' for lower prices. New Zealand) color, 84a per cwt.; New Zealand white, 88s per cwt, NEW ZEALAND MEAT AT HOME. Messrs Dalgcty and Co., Ltd., report having received the following cable tro-m • their head office, dialed London, July 27, 1922; —“New Zealand prime cross-bred lamb : Canterbury—-heavy lid, light North Island—heavy 10 jd, light lid; demand fair. New Zealand prim© cross-bred mutton : Canterbury—heavy light 6jd; North Maud—heavy 4)d, light s|d. Demand' runs principally on light-weights. New Zealand prime ox beef—hinds 4jd, fores 3d. Demand fair. Australian good average quality cross-bred lamb—heavy 8-Jd, light lOd; mutton—heavy 4-|d, light 4jd. PROPERTY SALE. Messrs Alex. Harris and Co. report having submitted at auction to-day in the estate of Amelia Low (deceased), allotment 18, block 18, Surrey street, Foi’bury Extension, about 15 poles, together with a five-roomed cottage. It was knocked down to Mr W. J. Simpkins for £5lO, SALES ON ’CHANGE : THIS DAY. Auckland.—Wa/ihi, 29s 8d to 29s sd; Grand Junction, 9s 9d; Wilson’s Cement, 18s 6d; Auckland Gas, old (ox div.), 225.