LONDON RABBITSKIN SALES.

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1926, Page 11

LONDON RABBITSKIN SALES.

Messrs. Dalgoty and Co., Ltd., report having received a cablegram from their head office on the November rabbitskin sales in London (the prices realised at the September sales are given In parcnthoses) :—Full winters, thin pelts, prime, 112 dto 120 d (llOd) ; full winters, thin pelts, slightly spotty, 102(1 to 106 d (lOOd); full winters, medium and stout polts, not quoted (125 d); fair season and incoming, 85d to !ISd (82d to 06d); late winters, 80d to 90d (85d to 95d) : outgoing and spring, 54d to l!sd (50d to 65d) ; early .autumns, 54d to 58d (Md to 61s) ; late autumns, 68d <75d to 77d) ; autumn racks, 45d to 48d (43d to 46d); light racks, -43d to 47d (42d to 45d); mixed racks, 3<td to 37d (35d to 45d) ; milky, fair to good, 50d to 53d (not quoted) ; milky, medium and poor, 30d to 43d (32d to 42d) ; inferior and damaged, fair to good, 62d to 72d (55d to G4d) ; Inferior and damaged, mediums to poor, 28d to 58d (29d to 45d) ; kittens and suckers, 21d to 23d (19d to 21d) : black and silver grey, 71d to llOd (not quoted); fawn, 6<Sd to 150 d (not quoted). 3350 bales offered, 1820 bales sold. Furriers, good demand from Continent, hatters' irregular: thin pelted furriers, 5 per cent, to 10 per cent, higher; stout, neglected; early winters unchanged; New Zealand incoming autumn, mostly withdrawn; good hatters, par to 5 par cent, lower; clean, light racks, and small, 10 per cent, higher; milk does 5 per cent, higher; greasy racks, par to rather dearer.