RABBIT SKIN SALE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 4

RABBIT SKIN SALE.

The Dunedin Woolbrokers' Association report ae follows on the last sale: — Catalogues were larger and contained a good proportion oi . good winter 6kins. There was again a very keen demand and prices generally were higher than at last sale. Autumns and incomings were 2d to 3d higher, wiDter bucks were firm at previous rates, whilst does showed a substantial advance of 6d to 12d per lb. The following is the range ot prices:— Weevily, 30d to 52d; summer broken, 33*/ id to 35Mid; autumn broken, 52d to 54d; first winter broken. 59% d to 68% d; runners and suckers, to summere. 38d to 3'kl; summer bucks, 38d to 39% d; light racks. 49d to 50% d; prime racks, 49% d to old; dawny autumn, .53d to 58d; early autumns, 63d to autumn, 76tl to 79% d; second incoming, 73% d to 79% d; incoming winter, 87% d to 91% d; early winter bucks, 102 d to 109 d; does, 114 d to 118 d; first spotted winters, 80d to 99 1 /4 d: second winter bucks. 88d to 94% d: second winter does. 116% d to first winter bucks, llld to llGd; first winter does, 139 d to 143 d; prime bucks, 130 d to 123% d; prime does, 144 d to 149 d; second spotted winters, 60d to 84d; outgoing bucks, 32% d to 69d; does, 78% d to 90d; milky, 31% d to 45'.4d: fawn, S4d to 90d; winter fawn. llOd to 120'4d; summer black, 36d to 44d; autumn black. 60d to 72d; first winter black, 10."f%d to 115 d; second win-ter blacks, 85% d to fH'id; hareskins, 70d to 90d; lioreehair, 20! to 23'.'id.