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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 41, 26 September 1928, Page 8

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i i FARMERS CO-OP REPORT. I j I Hi© Fanners’ Co-operative Organ- | isation Society of New 1 Zealand Limj.itenl; have received the following j cabled advice from their London tc- ; presentativo:— < Butter demand very lirniited but undertone firm. Present values New Zealand 182 s 185 s, [Australian, 170 s ) 1745, Argentine 108 s 1765. Cheese steady. New Zealand- 112 s 114 s. Lambs value firm but trade continues 1 slow, mutton quiet, i ! DAIRY PRODUCE. j Messrs A. H. Turnbull and Co., ' Ltd., are in receipt of a cable from their principales, Messrs W. Wed- ‘ del and Co., Ltd., dated London, ! follows, last week’s figures being in | parentheses: j Danish butter 196 sto 199 s (198 s to 200 s). N.Z. unsalted . 186 sto 190 s (186 s to 190 s). N.Z. salted 182 s to 184 s (182 s to 184 s). Market quiet. N.Z. cheese white 114 s (114 s); coloured 112 s (Ills to 112 s). , Market fiUiet but firm. I Canadian cheese white 113 s to 114 s; coloured 112 s ti 114 s. STRATFORD SALE. I Messrs Newton King Ltd. report j a heavy yarding in th©' dairy pens j and a highly successful clearance at I yesterday’s Stratford sale. Prices for good dairy cow s wer© high and everything close to calving was eagerly bought uf/jrM 1 Resit cR firyt "cows made from £45 to £l9' 10s, crossbred cows £ll to £l4 10s, more Backward cows £9 to £l2, springing heifers (best ' quality) £l2 to £ls, crossbred heifers [£9 ‘to ’ £ll 10s* more backward calved heifers £ll 15s to £l2 Tbs, pedigre© Jersey cows 271 gns., pedigree Jersey heifer 25 gns. There . was a medium yarding in the store pons which met with, ready competition. Fat cows mad© £7 8s to £9 17s, fresh conditioned store; cows- £4 17s 6d to £5 ss,’store cows £S Is to £4. 4s.