BRADFORD MARKET
Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. ; , • LONDON, February 8. (Received February 9, at 11 a.m.) The Bradford market is quiet. Quotations:—7o’s, 41cl; 64’s, 39$<1; CD’s, 37d; 56’s, 29d; 50’s, 22d; 46’s, 16d ; 40’s; 12Jd. BUTTER AND CHEESE Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, February 8. (Received February 9, at T p.m.) Butter: Quietly steady. Danish. 87s; choicest salted—New Zealand 68s to 695, Australian 64s to 65s ; unsalted— New Zealand 72s to 735, Australian 66s to 675. ' Cheese : A' shade firmer. New Zealand white 435; ' coloured 465; Australian, 42s to 435. DAIRY PRODUCE Messrs' Dalgety and Co. Ltd. have received the following cable from London, dated February 8 The • butter and cheese markets are firm, but less active. Quotations:, Danish butter, 85s to 87s;. New Zealand,finest butter, 68s to 695; Australian finest unsalted blitter. 64s to 68s; Australian finest salted butter, 63s to 665; Australian G.A.Q. butter, 60s to- 625. Australian cheese, white, not. quoted; Australian cheese, coloured, 43s to 445; New Zealand cheese, white, 435; New Zealand cheese, coloured, 455; Canadian cheese, white, 50s to 545; Canadian cheese, coloured, 50s. to 545; Canadian cheese, 0.1. F., not quoted. SALES OF PRODUCE TO BRITAIN MR COODFELLOW STANDS BY FIGURES [Peu United Press Association;.] . INVERCARGILL, February 8. Mr . Spears’s .statements challenging figures quoted of our annual sale of produce to Griiat Britain were referred to Air Good fellow, who was at Bluff tonight, and ,Alr Goodfellow reiterated that his figures .were quite correct and were published in the London financial pager, the ‘ Statist,’ on November 18, -The figures ;were quoted as the United Kingdom imports and exports for the first nine months of 1933, and obviously would not correspond with the exports and imports of a similar period " for New' Zealand. Air Goodfellow, to-amplify his statement, quoted the following figures for the nine moiiths. of the last three years:— Imports .into the United Kingdom from New Zealand ; ,1931, £31,464,000; 1932, £31.535,000; 1933, £31,409,000. Exports to New Zealand from the United Kingdom : 1931, £8,527,000; 1932; £7,638,000; 3933, £6,970,000. Mr GOodfellow further emphasised that the . figures, published in the 1 Statist were invariably correct, and past experience had proved that they were much more reliable than the statements issued by the New Zealand Mauufacturei;s’ Association.
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Evening Star, Issue 21641, 9 February 1934, Page 7
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369BRADFORD MARKET Evening Star, Issue 21641, 9 February 1934, Page 7
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