THE LONDON MARKETS.
HIGH COMMISSIONER’S CABLE. The Department of Agriculture has received the following cablegram dated Mar. 14, from the High Commissioner: Butter. New gealanC. weaker earlier this ‘week owing to the operations of speculators. Sold down to 172/ but recovered later, Australian very little changed. Official, quotations are:— New Zealand: Finest salted 174/ to 180/ per cwt. (1/6} to 1/71 per lb);unsalted 186/ to 190/ (l/7t to 1/8}). Other qualities 160/ to 174/ (1/51 to 1/61). (New Zealand market closes steadier after irregular selling earlier this week. Australian: Market firm owing to small supplies; salted, 176/ to 180/ (1/61 to 1/71). Argentine: Steady 176/ to *lBO/ (1/61 to 1/71) • Other qualities 170/ to 174/ (1/51 to 1/61). Danish: 232/ to 234/ (2/1 to 2/11). Cheese. Market firm. Official quotations are:—English, finest farmers’, firm. Colonial market steady, 128/ to 132/ (1/11 to 1/21). Canadian (coloured and white), in small supply, 108/ to 1,10/ (Hid). New Zealand, coloured and white 103/ to 104/ (Hid). Australian: Coloured and white 102/ (Hd). Shipment arrived this week per Kumara.
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Wairarapa Age, 18 March 1925, Page 7
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175THE LONDON MARKETS. Wairarapa Age, 18 March 1925, Page 7
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