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DAIRY PRODUCE. Messrs. (Neiwtou King, Ltd., report as under:— “Wo have received from our Principals (Messrs. R. and W. Davidson Limited) the following indication of prices ruling on the 9t’i instant. The figures in brackets indicate the nos ition on tlie 3rd fnstast: — Butter: The market remains unchanged and business is slow. The prospects are that prices will remain steady during this month until stocks in London are reduced, and from September to December the prophets expect a higher range of prices. Thereafter 1 much will depend ou the Continental and Australian supply. Wheys remain unchanged. Sajßed 1695-172si (1695-]72). Ilnsalted 108s-172s (1685i17215). Wheys Firsts 158 s (158 s). Wheys Seconds 154 s 1545). Cheese; The market is quiet, having slowly declined during the last fortnight, slipping hack from White OOs-91 s to 85s-86s, and Coloured 935-94 s 94s to 89s-90. There is .absence of anticipating requirements, buyens are acting with joaution preferring to fill sitrreut demands, owisg to the low c.i.f.e. quotation for Canadian which atre offered at 85s c.i.f.e Coloured S9s-90s (90s-9Ls). White !85s-9Gs (BGs-87s).
lIAYMARKET SALE. Messr s Newton King, Ltd., report as follows on the pig sale, hold in their yards on Saturday: Weaners 9s fid to 16s, medium stores 21s to 90s, good stores 30s to 40s, sows £2 10s to £3i
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 82, 12 August 1929, Page 8
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