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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42780, 19 September 1905, Page 3

COMMERCIAL

Mps-.i’s Bewley and Griffi'hs, Dairy. Produce Exporters, New Plymouth, are in receipt of the following market report from their London principals, Mos-rs Mills and Sparrow, dated 4th, Auiius', 1905Butter. All grades aie selling well,. French fresh Rolls have advanced 6d per doz. lbs, and salt baskets from 2s to 4s. Baskets of unsalted ss. Danish is also 2s dearer. Irish creamery, scarce, and farmers tire complaining of the pastures drying up. Market is very strong, and any.consignments now on the way from Australia or New Zealand must, we feel certain meet a ready and quick sale at good prices. The improvement in the quality of Russian continues, but the quantity is likely to be less, as there is a strike of labourers at port of shipment. •

Cheese.- Stocks in England are increasing, but there is a strong “ bull ” movement on, and prices have, again advanced., .

■ It is difficult to say what the stocks in Canada are, the . factorymen as a. rule are not eager sellers of their August and September make, so that it is probable high prices will rule right through the remainder of the season. Quotations, — Butter. Danish, 120 s, 1225; French, 945, 965, 102 s, 104 s, 106s;' Australian. lo2s v 104 s, 106 s; Australian,- good ; to fine, 965, 98s, 100 s; Chadian, finest salted, 110 s; unsalted. -110 s; secondary, 90s, 945, 965; Siberian, 100 s, 102; occasionally 104; secondary, 965, 98«, inferior, 92s 945; Irish, creamery. 110 s, 114 s; factory, 975, 100 s, 102 s; Dutch, creamery, 110 s, 1145.; America, finest, 98s, 100 s; good to fine 88s, 92s ; Cheese, Canadian, new colored and white 535, 545. ’