RABBITSKIN VALUES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 221, 19 September 1938, Page 6

RABBITSKIN VALUES.

Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, Dunedin, report as follows:—

With the continuation of labour and financial troubles in the United States, aggravated by the uncertainty of the international situation, it was evident that buyers were not prepared to increase their limits at to-day's sale to any great extent. the market being erratic and, taken as a whole, very little better than it was a fortnight ago. Winter grades are in shorter supply now and prices for these advanced 2d to 3d, but late sorts and springs were only firm to slightly weaker. The following is the official range of prices:—Small, 3d to 3%d per lb; runners, 9%d to 13d: summers. 13% d to 14% d; autumns, 22% d to 25% d; incomings. 27d to 34% d; second winter broken. 21% d to 25% d: first winter broken. 25d to 29% d; second winter black. IBd to 21d: first winter black. 30d to 32d: first winter fawn, 56d to 60d; milky, to 16d; first milky. 17% d to 22d; winter bucks, 48% d to AM; second winter bucks. 03d to 73d; first winter bucks. 76% d to 79% d; winter does. 31 %d to 36% d; second winter does, 30d to 44d: first winter does, 43d to 47d: outgoing winter bucks. 40% d to 47d; outgoing winter does. 28% d to 32% d; spring bucks, 27% d to 34% d: spring dors, 24d to 2f1%r1: bnreskins. 16d to 18d: horsehair, lOd to 18d; first ferrets, 3/ to 3/9.