BUTTER EASUER CGEESE STEADT.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 9

BUTTER EASUER CGEESE STEADT.

■ LOKDON. 17th Januarr. Butter is a shade easier, following on $omc . trealincjs in Daujth, but is steady at too lower level. New Zealand choicest «-lted. 210s to 3125; qusallcd, 212s tp 'His. .' Australian, 2(«3-,to ?ois; unsaltcd, 2065; Danish, 2225. , Cheese.is steady, as stocks arc light. New Zealand, white, llKs to 10' is; coloured, IMb to 106s.

Advice has been received by the Dairy ! Division that iv Australia there were graded during December 138,910 boxes butter, -10G7 crates cheeße, and that the shipments from Australia to tho United Kiugdom during December wero 84,137 boxes butter and 2182 crates cheese. The Division is also advised per cable from the Argentine Dairy Association, reading aa follows:—"The shipments during December wtre 4150 tons butter, 75 tons cheese, aud 900 tons casein. We now estimate January shipments 3000 tons butter, February shipments SSOO tons butter." Advice has been received by ihe Dairy! Division tljat in Australia there were araded during December 138,910 boxus of butter, and ]5(i7 crates of clieesc, and that tlje shipments from Australia to the United Kingdom during December wero 84,137 boxes of butter and 21»3 crates of cheese. The same office has received advice by cable from the Argentine Dairy Association, reading a,s follows:— "The shipments during December were >HSO tons <.f butter, 7ft tons of chen.se, and I !)30 tons of casein. Wo . now estimate the January shipments at TOO tons of butter, ,-md February shipments at 3000 tons of butter.'' . I