Butter and Cheese

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1935, Page 2

Butter and Cheese

The New Zealand Dairy Board has received the following market report from its London office, dated July 12, 1935, the previous week’s prices being given in parentheses):— Butter New Zealand salted (approximately 10.42 d),, 89s to 90s (88s to 89s); unsalted, 90s to 92s (88s to 90s). Deliveries, New Zealand, 1460 tons; in store, New Zealand, 6940 tons. Australian, -salted, 86s to 87s (85s to 86s); unsaltcd, 87s (86s to 87s). Deliveries, Australian, 1054 tons;, in store, Australian, 8754 tons. Market steady. New Zealand retail price unchanged at lid. Danish, 99s to 100 s spot; 785.. f.0.b., same as last week. Market quiet. Danish retail price unchanged at Is, Cheese New Zealand white (approximately 4.7 d), 44s to 45s (45s to 45s 6d); coloured (approximately 4.66 d), 44s to 44s 6d (44's 6d to 455). Deliveries, Now Zealand, 19,409 crates; in store, New Zealand, 162.047 crates (includes 2037 crates on Kent). Australian, white and coloured, 41s to 43s (not quoted). Canadian, white and coloured, 62s to 64s (62s to 645); new season's, 52s to 535; C.1.F., 52s (525).,- Deliveries, Canadian, 2875 boxes; in store, Canadian, 48,182 boxes. English factory cheese, 32s to 38a (32s to 38s). Market quiet. New Zealand retail price unchanged at 6d. Minimum F. 0.8. Prices The minimum f.o.b. prices fixed by the New Zealand Dairy Board from July 13 until further notice are:— Butter:' 10 5-Bd, less 1$ per cent, commission (86s 4d c.i.f.e.). Cheese: sd, less 14 per cent, commission (44s c.i.f.e.). London also advises:—The Imperial Economic Committee estimates stocks of all butters in store at 1,233,459 boxes. Last year 1,766,170 boxes.