RABBIT SKIN VALUES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 161, 10 July 1928, Page 4

RABBIT SKIN VALUES.

The Dunedin Stock Agents and Woolbrokers' Association report as follows on thie week's sale: — Large catalogues were offered, when there was a full attendance of buyers. Bidding wae again very spirited tor all classes of skins, and values all round were very firm at previous rates. ine better grades of winter does and winter bucks can be quoted Id to 2d per lb higher. We quote:— Weevily, 29Vad to 57d; second broken, 34Vtd to 37% d; autumn broken, 53% d to 55% d; first winter broken, to 72 /id; runners and suckers, 29d to 44d; summers, 37d to 40d; summer bucks, 39d to 44d; light racks, 50d to 50% d; prime racks, 50d to 50% d; dawny autumns, 54% d to 59d; early autumns, 67d to 68% d; autumn, 75% d to 82% d; second incoming, 73% d to 77% d; incoming winter, 89% d to 92% d; early winter, 103 d to 119% d; first spotted winters, 79d to 101% d; second winter bucks, 92% d to 108% d; second winter does, 100% d to 123% d; first winter bucks, 114% d to 118% d; first winter does, 139 d to 145 d; prime bucks, 122 d to 125 d; prime does, 146% d to 150% d; second spotted winters, 63% d to 80d; outgoing, 67% d to 90d; springs, 50Md to 53d; milky, 37% d to 49% d; fawn, 75% d to 95V*; winter fawn, 114% d to 120% d; summer black, 36d to 43d; autumn black, 64d to 87% d; first winter black, 109% d to 119% d; second winter black, 87% d to lOOd; hareskins, 70d to lOOHd; horsehair. 21% d to 23VW-