DAIRY PRODUCE

Northern Advocate, 15 June 1934, Page 4

DAIRY PRODUCE

LONDON QUOTATIONS. BOTH .MARKETS STEADY. X.Z. BUTTER 70/ TO SO/. Air L, AlcCartney has today received the following cablegram from .Messrs Henrv A. Lane and Company, Ltd.New Zealand butter, 70/. to SO/. New Zealand cheese, white, 49/ to GO/; coloured, -17/. Both markets steady at advance. New Zealand Loan ami Mercantile Agoucv Company, Ltd: Butter: Steady. 70/ to SO/. Cheese:. Market quieter; white, 40/ to 40/; coloured, 47/. TOOLEY STREET REPORT. CHEESE IN DEAIAND. Butter prices in London are reported in be linn, and cheese is meeting with :i good (bunaml. The weekly cable ot the Press Association reads as follows: Rutter is firm, ami the market is active. Danish, 80/. per cwt,; 'choicest salted New Zealand, 70/- to SO/-; Australian, 7.")/■• Unsalted is at a premium of about two shillings. Cheese is in good demand. New Zealand: White, 40/G to GO/-; coloured, !7/-. Of Australian none is offering. A. S. Paterson and Company (Alessrs .1. and J. Lonsdale and Company,’ Ltd.): —Butter: Alarkct firm. Now Zealand, 80/-. Australian, 7G/- to 70/-. Danish, 01/- f.0.b.; 85/- landed. Cheese: Market quiet. Buyers inactive at advance. White. 49/0 to 50/-; coloured, slow. 47/- to 47/0. INQUIRY COMMISSION. YESTERDAY’S WITNESSES. (Por Press Association. —Copyright.) WELLINGTON, This Day. Four witnesses appeared before the Dairy Industry Commission yesterday. They were the secretary of the Dominion Producers’ Co-op. Agency, 'Ltd., Mr J. W. McConnon, of Palmerston North; the secretary-man-ager of the Te Awamutu Co-op. Dairy Company, Air A. J. Sinclair; the managing director of Tai Tatu Coop. Dairy Company, Air C. P. Agar; j and Mr W. Grounds. Both Air Grounds and Air Agar are members «of the Dairy Produce Board. Air Grounds and Air Sinclair gave, evidence in their capacity as members of the joint, committee representative of the National- Dairy Conference hold at Hamilton last- year and the Dairy Board. The committee was appointed to go into the question of local marketing. Under its order of reference the commission was to report on Saturday, but it is anticipated that the time will bo extended to July 31.