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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1930, Page 16

FINANCE AND COMMERCE DAIRY PRODUCE MARKET. THE STATISTICAL POSITION - . The Dairy Board has received the following report from itfl London office, the previous week's prices being in parentheses: — x Butter. New Zealand salted. 130 s, 134 s (1245, 128 s; June 14, 1929, 1675, 170 is); unsalted, 140 s, 146 s (138 s 1425; June 14, - 1929, 168 s, 1725); first whey, 122 s (116 s second whey, 118<s (114.3). Australian, salted 1275, ISOis (120*3, 1245); uiwalted. 1275, 130 s (1245, 120 s). Argentine, uusalted, 118 s, 124 s (120 s. 12’4s). Irish creamerv, salted, 130 s (1245, 126s)'; unsalted,'l34s (128 s 130 s). Danish, 131 s f.0.b., 136 s spot (128 s 1325, 1345). Dutch, unsalted. 128 s, 132 s (1265, I30s). Esthonian, 1245, 126 s (1225. 1245). Latvian, 126 s (1225, 1255). Siberian, 1225, 124 s (1225). Polish, 965, 118 s (945. life). Cheese. New Zealand, white 775, 78s (70s, 775; June 14. 1929. 925, 935); coloured, 836, 84s (82s, 836;- June 14. 1929, 916, 955). Australian, white and coloured, 80s. 82,5 (—). Canadian, white and coloured, 82s, 84s, new season’s cheese,' c.i.f., 795. ? English, 'finest farmers, 84s; market quiet. , Deliveries and Stocks. Deliveries of New Zealand butter for the week were 1082 tons, compared with 600 tons for the corresponding week last year. The quantity in store was 10,531 tons, as against 8764 tons a year ago. Deliveries of New Zealand cheese for the week were 17,951 crates, as against 24,754 crates a year ago. The quantity in store was 123,623 crates, compared with 119,213 crates a year ago. . The Rangitiki finished discharging her butter and cheese on June 10. The Port Fairy. started discharging her cheese on June 10 and finished next day. She started discharging her butter on June 11, and finished next. day. Deliveries of Canadian cheese, for the week were 1239 boxes, as against 5629 boxes for the corresponding week of last year. The qiiantity in store was 96,163 boxes, as against 56,834 boxes a ! year ago. Shipments for London. Two shipments, totalling 30,787 boxes of butter and 21,264 crates ; of . cheese, left Wellington last week by the Coptic and the Port Adelaide, which’ sailed on Thursday. The former- ship- took 4749 boxes of butter (4320 salted, 270 unsalted, and 159 whey), and 5969 crates of cheese (3935 white and 2034 coloured). The Port Adelaide took 26,038 boxes of butter (24,692 salted, 1226 unsalted, and 120 whey), and 15,295 crates of cheese (11,642 white and 3653 coloured). FROZEN MEAT TRADE. GOOD DEMAND FOR LAMB. Lamb. —Market keeps firm. Consumption continues good. Mutton market: Lightweight wethers unchanged. Better inquiry for heavy weight wethers. Ewes market is dull. Beef: Market is depressed owing to heavy arrivals from Argentine. New Zealand pigs and New Zealand baconer pigs: Nominal prices. This report was received on Saturday by the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board from its London office, which advises that the following are the approximate average prices realised for the week ended June 13, based on actual transactions of wholesale quantities of the descriptions of meat mentioned, and are for representative parcels of the foods offering during the week, being or business done on the basis of delivered to Smithfield market and/or ex London stores. Prices for the two previous weeks are also shown:— • New Zealand Sheep.—Canterbury and North Island selected crossbred wethers and maiden ewes. 48/561b., 5 l-8d (5 l-8d and 5 l-8d); 57/641b., 4 7-8 d (4£d and 4 5-8 d); 65/721b., 4£d (4Jd and 4 3-8 d). North Island crossbred wethers and i maiden- ewes, 48/561b., 5d (5d and’4 7-8 d); 57/641b., 4|d (4 5-8 d and 4Ad); 65/721b., - 4 5-8 d (4Jd and 4Jd). Ewes, 48/641b., 3 l-8d (3 l-8d and 8 l-8d); 65/7211)., 3d (3d and 3d). . New Zealand Lambs. —Canterbury, 361 b., and under, 9 l-8d (9 l-8d and 8 7-8 d) ; 37/421b., BJd (84d and BJd) ; 43/501b., BJd (BJd and 7 7-8 d); second quality, average 331 b., 8 l-8d (8 l-8d and 7fd). Other South Island brands, 361 b. and under, 9d (9d and 8id); 37/ 421 b., 8 3-8 d (8 3-8 d and 8d); 43/50, 8 l-8d (8 l-Bd, 7fd); selected North Island brands, including Downs, 361 b. and under, 9 l-8d (9 l-8d and fid); 37/421b., BAd (BAd and 8id); 43/501b., B£d (B}d and 7 7-8 d); second quality, average, 3Hb., 81d (BJd and 8 l-8d); other North Island brands, first quality, 361 b. and under, 8 7-8 d (8 7-8 d and 8id); 37/421b., 8 3-8 d and 7 7-8 d); second quality, aver-, age, 311 b., (BJd and 8d). Australian Lambs. —Victorian, first quality, 361 b, and under, 7sd (7 3-8 d and 7jd); 37/424b., 7|d (7d and 63d), Argentine Lamb. —First quality, 361 b. and under, 71d (7{d and 7d); 37/421b., 63d (63d and 6d). New Zealand Beef.—Ox fores, 3d (33<1 and 33d); hinds, 5 l-8d (53d and 5 3-8 d); cow fores and hinds, not quoted, Argentine Chilled Beef. —Ox fores, 3Jd (3Jd and 3Jd); ox hinds, 6 5-8 d (64d and 63d). Australian Frozen Beef.—Ox crops, over 1001 b., 33d (3jd and 3 3-8 d); ox hinds, over 1601 b., 53d (53d and 5 3-8 d). New Zealand Prime Porker Pigs.—6o/ 1001 b., 7£d (73d and 73d); do., 101/120 lb., 7d (7d and 7d). New Zealand Prime Baconer Pigs.—l2l/1801b., 7d (7d and 7d). . New Zealand Frozen Veal. —Not quoted. SHAREMARKET SALES. Christchurch, June 16. —Sales on Exchange: Commercial Bank of Australia, 22s 4d (9 parcels), 22s 3d, 22s 4d; (Bank of New Zealand (cum. div.), 60s (3 parcels); Union Bank of Australia, £l2 Is 6d (2 parcels); Stockton Coal (ord.), Is 9d; Dunlop Perdriau Rubber, 14s 3d; Electro Zinc (pref.), 265, 25s lid. Sales reported: New Zealand Breweries, 51s 3d. Auckland, June 16. — Exchange ipales: New Zealand Breweries' debentures (late sale Saturday), 225; Taupiri Coal. 265; Devonport Steam. 2ls 9d;