BUTTER AND CHEESE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 733, 5 August 1929, Page 10

BUTTER AND CHEESE

DAIRY BOARD S REPORT The Xew Zealand Dairy Produce Board has received the following market report from its London office, dated August 2. figures for the previous week b» Ing in parentheses:— BUTTER Xew Zealand.—Salted, 169 s to 1 'Jr. *1693 to 1725); unsalted, 168 s. to Ill's (168 s to 1725); first v.hey, 158 s (15 4s): second whey. 154 s (150 s); l«9s to 175 s et uals approximately Is 4’d f.o.b. Deliveries Xew Zealand this week, S7O tons; in stor i 8,150 tons. Australian.—Finest salted. 1 to 10 (162 s to 1675): unsalted, 162 s to 1665. Argentine.—Finest unsalted, 160 s to IC4s flCOs to 1645). Irish Creamery.—Salted. 16* s to 165 s (164 s to 1665); unsalted, 167 s V ■ IGSs (lG7s to 168 s). Danish.—F.o.b., 165 s (1655); spot, 172 s to 173 s (171 s to 17Ss). Dutch.—Unsalted, 164 sto 171 s (162 s to 171 s). Estonian.—l6os to 162 s (15 8s to 1625). Latvian.—l6os (15Ss to 1 >s). Siberian.—ls6s (1565). Ukranian.—ls6s to 158 s (is6s to 158 s). Polish.—lsos to 132 s (15/s). French Baskets.—Salted. I3is to 164 s (154 s to 1645); unsalted, ’6ss (1655). Market slow. Retail prices unchanged. Estimated stocks of all b in publ ? • stores at August 1, 17,38/ w>n&, compar A with 14,300 tons last year. CHEESE Xew Zealand.—White, 80s to 87s (SBs to S9s); coloured, 90s to 91s (92s to 935): 86s to 90s equals approximately S 3-8 d f.o.b. Deliveries Xew Zealand this week, 19,321 crates; in stores this week, 117,997 crates. Canadian.—White, 100 s to 112 s (104 s to 112 s); coloured. 100 s to 110 s (102 s to 110 s). Xew season's: White, 86s to SSs (89s to 90s); coloured, 88s to 90s (91s). Austra.'ian.—White, 85s to 86s (S7s to 38s); coloured, 89s (90s to 91s). Market slow. Retails prices unchanged. Estimated stocks of cheese at London, Liverpool and Bristol at August 1: Canadian, 156.2000 boxes; last year. 155.000 Xew Zealand end Australian, 123,300 crates: last year. 68,500 crates. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS The Huntingdon finished discharging butter on July 28. The Matakana com- | menced to discharge butter and cheese on July 31. The R<=*muera commenced to dischrage butter on August 1. "t he Taranaki commenced to discharge cheese on July 26 and finished on July 29. The Taranaki commenced to discharge butter on July 31 NORTH AMERICAN MARKET The board has also received the following advice from its agents in Canada: Butter: Xew York, 435 cents: Montreal, 38} cenets Butter stocks. 109.(00 boxes, compared with 143,450 boxes last year. Merchants’ Reports Merchants report receipt of overseas cablegrams as follow: A. H. Turnbull and Co., from their London principals, W. WcCdel and Co., under date August 2: Butter, Danish. 172 s to 1735; Xew Zealand unsalted 168 sto 1725. salted 169 s to 1725; market slow. Xew Zealand cheese, white 86s to 87s, coloured 90s to 91s: market slow. Amalgamated Dairies, Limited, from its London Office, dated August 3: —“Butter: Our prices unchanged. Anchor. 1745: mark* t quietly steady. Danish. 172 son the spot; 164 s f.0.b.. Deliveries Xew Zealand, *74 tons. Stock. S. 135. Retails unchanged. Cheese: Prices unchanged lo Is less: white. S6s: coloured. 90s. Market very quiet. Canadian white. Sss; coloured, SBs on spot. Retail unchanged. Joseph Xathan, from their _ London principals. Trengrouse and Xathan:— Butter. 170 s. Cheese, white. Sss to S6s; coloured. 9 rt s. Xo business do’nrr. Xewton King. Ltd., from its principals, R. and W. Davidson, Ltd., dared August 2:—“Butter, salted. 167 s to 1725, unsalted. 168 s to 1725; wheys, first 15*s. second 1545. Cheese, coloured 90s to 91s, white S6s to S7s. The market for both butter and cheese is slow." Norden and Co. from its Liverpool principals, Bamford Bros., Ltd.: — “Cheese, white 86s to *Bs, coloured 91s; market quiet. Butter, salted 170 sto 171 s: market quietly steady."