RABBITSKIN SALE REPORT

Evening Star, Issue 21811, 29 August 1934, Page 5

RABBITSKIN SALE REPORT

The Dunedin Stock Agents and Wool brokers’ Association reports as follows Largo catalogues were forward for yesterday’s sale, of which a big proportion was comprised of spotted and outgoing sorts. There was a very good demand for all grades, and good bucks were very linn at last sale’s prices, whilst outgoing sorts were dearer. There was a belter demand for does, which were 2d to 3d higher. The following is the range of prices:— Summer broken, B.)d to 9id; autumn broken, 14d to 16d; second winter broken, IGJd to 18jd; lirst winter broken, 19id to 234 d; runners, S.pl to 9d; summers, 9pl to lOd; small, 4pi to sd; light racks, 122 d to ISpI; prime racks, HJd to 12id; dawny autumns, 13d to 132 d; early autumns, 15jd to IGfd; late autumn, 30d to 30Jd; second incoming, 24d to 2Cd; incoming winter, 3Cd to 38 ,d; early winter bucks, 60d to 63d; early winter does, 24d to 28id; first spotted winter bucks, 45d to 49id; first spotted winter does, 23d to 24d; second winter bucks, 592 d to G4id; second winter does, 26id. to 29|d; first winter bucks, 692 d to 73Jd; first winter does, 302 dto 36.p1; prime bucks, 73d to 75d; prime does, 40d to 40id; outgoing bucks, 372 d to 48pl; outgoing does, 18Jd to 18|d; spring bucks, 18d to 28id; spring does, 15d to 15pi; milky 9Jd to 15d; fawn, Gd to 12d; winter fawn, 22d to 24d; summer black, Gd to 7d; autumn black, lOd to 14d; first winter black, 19Jd to 26d: second winter black, 15Jd to. 21d; hareskins, 5d to 9d; horsehair, to 12d.