BUTTER AND CHEESE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 824, 19 November 1929, Page 10

BUTTER AND CHEESE

DAIRY BOARDS REPORT The New Zealand Dairy Produce ! r»o;! rd has received the following market report from its London office | dated November 15. prices for the B utter New Zealand. —Salted. 170 s to 174 s (170 s to 1745). last year. 172 s to 17>.-): i unSalted. ls2s to 1S 8 s (184 s to ISSs). 170 s to 17;- equals approximately is ,4d f.o.b. Ist winy. 100 s (1625). 2nd whey. 100 s (100 s). Deliveries Xew i Zealand this woek 1.300 tons: in store. : 4.SCO tons, including >I.OOO boxes n- \v season’s ex Karamca (last year. 3.400 tons). Australian. —Salted. IGSs to I.os (168 s to 174 sI ; unsalted, 1 «Gs to ISOs (178 s to 1 82s). Argentine.— Unsaltcd. 172 sto 1* Gs (174 s to 178 s). Irish Creamery.—Salted. 172 s (I72s>; unsalted. 170 s (1765). Danish.—F.o.b.. ISOs ilSls): sp» V ISSs to 190 s (ISGs to 190 s). Dutch. —Unsalted, lsss to 190 s (19Gs j to 19$s). Latvian. —Unsalred, 1765. | Siberian.—l6Gs to IGSs (IGCs to 168 s). I Ukrainian. —IGSs to 170 s (16Ss to ;170s). | Polish. —152 sto 1 G2s (132 sto lG2s). 1 Market quiet and prices still irregular. New Zealand retail price reduced | to Is 9d: Danish retail price reduced j to Is lOcl. Cheese New Zealand. —White. 93s to 94s (93s to 945). (last year. 106 s to lOSs); eoij cured. 92s to ’ 93s (92s to 935). (last ; year. 104 sto 105 s). 92s to 94s equals {approximately 8 5-Sd f.o.b. Deliveries | Xew Zealand this week. 11.640 crates: jin store, 30,000 crates (last year, 19.000 1 crates). Canadian. —White and coloured. 95s to 9ss (95s to 9Ss): c.i.f.. 93s (935). Deliveries Canadian. 21.25 G boxes: in store, 201.514 boxes: compared with j 22.120 and 125.740 last year. Market firm at close. Retail prices unchanged. Shipping Movements ; The Hororata finished discharge c€ butter on November 7. The Karamea i commenced to discharge cheese on 1 November 12. and finished on Novem- , ber 14. The same vessel commenced to discharge butter on November 33. j The Northumberland commenced to discharge butter on November 12. North American Market The board has also received the following - advice from its agents in Canada:— Rutter. —New York: 4U£ cents (Is Sid), United States of America butter stocks, 1 38.000,0001 b. compared with 106.000.00011) last year. Halifax: 39 2 cents (Is 7 7-Sd). Canadian I stocks, 23,000.0001 b. compared with i 25,000,0001 b last year. COMPANY REGISTRATIONS Recent company registrations at Auckland include the following:—Public Northern Piggeries, Limited. Pig I breeders and farmers. Capital, £15.000, in £1 shares. Subscribers: Olaf Fredi erick Nelson, of Auckland, 400 shares: Herbert Subritzky. of Pavau. 250 shares: Reginald Roberts, Frederick John Rayner and William Henry Horton. all of Auckland, 100 shares each; Philip Patrick Skelton and Frank Subritzky, both of Auckland, 10 shares each. Mercury Bay Lands, Limited. Objects: To take over, subdivide and sell the land at Whitianga known os the Old Mill Site. Capital. £5,000. in £1 shares. Subscribers: Henry Lowe, of Thames, Alfred George Thomas Bryan, of Thames, Harold Richard Turnbull, of Whitianga, Elsie Ruth Crawford "Watson, of Thames, William Stanley Milburn, of Auckland, Harry Norman Archer Wells, of Whitianga, and Henry Hector Hicks, of Turua, one share each. Private Emoleura (X.Z.), Limited.—Manufacturers of bituminous road materials Capital, £5.000, in £1 shares. Subscribers: Henry Isherwood and Herbert Be 11am, both of Auckland, 2,500 shares each. Hamilton Auto Supplies, Limited.— Motor accessory dealers. Capital, £1,450, in £1 shares. Subscribers: Henry W alter Vercoe, of Hamilton, 700 shares; James Johnston, of Auckland, 500 shares: Charles Edward Tomlinson, of Auckland. 250 shares.