BUTTER MARKET

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 75, 30 March 1933, Page 14

BUTTER MARKET

SIXTY-EIGHT SHILLINGS

Joseph Nathan and Company; Ltd., have received from, their principals, Trcngrouse and Nathan, Ltd., London, the following cabled advice, dated March 29:— "New Zealand butter more active, OSs per c'vt." A:,H. Tiirhbiill'andvCo., Ltd., have also received cabled advice-dated March 20 fiom their principals, W. Wcddcl and Co., Ltd., London, as follows:— "Danish butter, 89s- to 92s per cwt; New Zealand finest, 68s to 09s; 'Kangaroo' , (Australian finest), 66s to OSs. Market, stagnant; - | "New Zealand'white cheese; 40s to 41s per cwt; New Zealand coloured, 48s to 495. ' Market quiet." " ■ The New-Zealand Loan and Mercantile i Agency Company, Limited, has received j the following advice from i(s< London | house, datea March 2!):—"Butter,' New Zealand choicest salted, 68s per cwt; owing ' to the absence of business following post- j ponement. of decision, regarding restriction | Dominion exports, we understand 'that i restrictisVu European imports conditional, thereon. 'Obeese, white 403 pcr■ cwt, coloured 4Ss^'market very quiet." ; Samuel Page and Son, London, report, under date iof -March. 29, to Dalgety and Co., Ltd::—"The butter market is depressed. The-.cheese market is weak." , EXPORT AND LOCAL PRICES. . Price of butter in; Melbourne, March 14, 107* 4d per ewt for choicest; price of Australian/"Kangaroo" grade butter iv Loui don, same date, 73s per cwt.