DAIRY INDUSTRY

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 94, 25 August 1923, Page 5

DAIRY INDUSTRY

BUTTER ANQ CHEESE.

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Pres* Association —Copyright. Auatralian N.Z. Csbie Aiawatioßj

London, August 33.

The butter market is linn and fairly active, but business is chiefly speculative. New Zealand choicest is quoted at 1B0»* Australian is worth 172 bto 174 s for the little choicest quality available and secondary quality is about ItiOs. Danish is bringing iSOs WMW I** 1 ** Siberian butter is arriving.

New Zealand cheese shipment* MO now dan fling from delayed. vessbiaand excollout quality choose is logs to HOs, with a good Canadian cheese, which was similarly delayed, has suffered from heat.

THE RUHR DEADLOCK,

Per Press Association. Wellington, August 34.

At a meeting of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, Mr J. G. Martm advanced another reason for a settlement of the Ruhr question when he stated that the collapse in the dairy produce market was directly due to tins. The French occupation, said Mr Martin, had resulted in chaotic exchange conditions, and Denmark had been forced to dump hex- Falter and cheese on the United Kingdom, the only free market, causing a glut.