BUTTER AND CHEESE

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6668, 23 July 1928, Page 8

BUTTER AND CHEESE

Market Still Advancing The Now Zealand Dairy Produce' Board has received the following mar- 1 ket report from its London office dated July 20th, 1928 (last week’s prices being in parenthesis): — Butter. —-New Zealand salted, 182 s to 180 s (178 s to IS2s); unsaltcd, 180 s to 190 s (ISOs to 180 s); Deliveries this week 820 tons;’in store, 5300 tons. Australian finest salted, 170 sto 170 s (160 s, 170 sto 1725);, unsaltcd, 170 sto 178 s (108 sto 1745); Argentine finest unsaltcd, 100 s to 170 s (104 s to 108 s); Irish creamery, salted, 178 sto 180 s (170 s); unsalted, ISOs to 182 s (1745); Danish, 182 s to 184 s spot, 174 s to 170 s f.o.b. (ISOs to 182 s, 1745); Dutch creamery, unsalted, 170 s to IrSs (108 s , to 170 s); Esthonian, salted, 108 s, 172 s ( to 174 s (164 s to 1665); unsalted, 1723 1745. to 176 s (166 s to 168); Latvian, salted, 168 sto 172 s (162 sto 1645); unsalted, 170 sto 172 s (164 sto 160 s); Siberian, 158 s to 160 s (152 s to 1545); Ukranian, 160 s (158 s to 160 s); Polish, 140 sto 160 s (144 sto 1545); French baskets salted and unsalted, 146 sto 160 s (146 s to 160 s),; Lithuanian, saltcc., 154 s (154 sto 158 s); unsalted, 164 s (160 sto 1625); Market quiet but firm. Expected retail prices will advance next week. Cheese. —New Zealand white and coloured Ills to 112 s (110 s to 112 s). Deliveries this week 26,000 crates; in store 73,500 crates. Canadian .white and coloured, 109 sto 110 s (108s, to 110 s); Market quieter. Demand steady. English finest farmers, 126 s to ISOs (124 s to 128 s); Retail price increased to Is 2d Turakina finished discharging cheese 14th July! Hororata finished discharging cheese 13th July; Maimoa commenced and finished discharging butter 17th July; Port Dunedin commenced discharge cheese 18th, finished 19th July. P.o.b. Sales

Cheese—Sales have been made at 94d to end of December make, and 9Jd has been offered . for the entire, season’s make. , . Butter.—Sales have been made at Is 5d per lb net f.o.b. for parcels of 1000 boxes for shipment each month from October to February inclusive to Eastern Canada „ , Offers 6f Is 6 l-8d for finest grade August shipment; offers of Is 6d foj finest grade September shipment;, offers of Is 5-Jd for finest , grade October shipment have also been made. _ * <l£ factories when asking the Board for information regarding offers being made would indicate what offer has been made to them this would; be of valuable assistance to us in keeping dairy companies posted with the latest quotations,” says Mr T. C. Brash, the secretary. .: / ■ ; , ; ' '■