MARKETS QUIET
FOR BUTTER AND CHEESE LITTLE DEMAND IN LONDON (Per Press Association.’, WELLINGTON, Dec. 30. The New Zealand Dairy Produce Board has received the following cablegram from the London office of the Board dated December 24: — Butter New Zealand—Finest 1745, first grade 1725, unsalted 182 s. The market is firm with an upward tendency. There is little demand iu the meantime for stored butters. Australian—l64s to 170 s. Canadian —164 s to 1655. Argentine—ls4s to 160 s. Dutch—lBos to JB4§. Danish —173 s to 182 s. Retail prices arc uneii'iuged. A good demand is anticipated after Christm The French .narkjt is unchanged. Cheese New Zealand—White and coloured finest 965. first grade 955. Canadian —White and coloured 91s to 965; exceptional 98s. The market is quiet with little demand at the moment. Retail prices are unchanged. In America j The Board ha s since received a cable- ! gram from London dated December 28, • stating that cheese prices have been ; reduced by the Board. : The Board has also received the foi- | lowing cablegram, advice from its agents in Canada: Butter. Vancouver, !44 cents (Is lOd); San Francisco, 50 I cents (2s Id); New York, 52 cents (2 S 2d); Montreal, 40 cents (Is 6d).
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19734, 31 December 1926, Page 9
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203MARKETS QUIET Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19734, 31 December 1926, Page 9
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