RABBITSKIN SALE.

Dunstan Times, Issue 3382, 11 July 1927, Page 5

RABBITSKIN SALE.

Wright, Stephenson ifc Co report: Wc offered an average catalogue at yesterday’s sale. Competition was again very keen especially for the best grades of winter does which showed an advance on the previous sale of front -id to 6d per lb. Winter bucks on the other hand declined Gd to 8d per lb, but prices for these skins are still very good. As a matter of fact, to-day’s prices are slight ly in excess of ruling rates in London. Winter does and winter bucks are now selling at approximately the same values Autumns, incomings and early winters can be quoted very firm at previous sale’s rates. We quote:— Weevily 2l ; /d to 49|d, second broken 4G]d to SSiI, autumns broken 44 Kd to 46|d, first winter broken 3G|d to G3id runners and suckers 14 U'l to summers 27,] d to 31 q'd, summer bucks 2f)}£d to 3od, light racks 42|zd to 43id, prime racks ltd lo IGd, dawpy outumns 49kl to d, early autumns sG.jd to GBd, autumn GBd to 73id, second incoming to 82|d, incoming winter 86d to 94,'4'd, early winter bucks 113 id to 1 does 103Xd to 108£ d, first spotted winters 73d to 89d, second winter bucks 96 %d to 112 d, second winter does 104 d to 113 d, first winter bucks 122 d to 12Gd, first winter does 120 d to 124 d, prime bucks 12Gd to 130 d, prime does 123 to 129 d, winter fawn 116 d to l2Gd, first winter black 11-Id to 129 d.