CABBITSKIN SALE REPORT

Evening Star, Issue 22351, 29 May 1936, Page 7

CABBITSKIN SALE REPORT

The Dunedin Stock Agents and Woolbrokers’ Association reports as follows :—There was a large offering at yesteray’s sale. Competition Irom American buyers was particularly keen for all grades of bucks, and prices for springs to prime bucks were fully 12d to ISd per lb higher than last sale. Winter does, also autumn and incoming grades were 3d to 6d higher and inferior grades, such as summers, showed little change. Best winter bucks to-day realise over 12s per lb, equivalent to approximately 2s 6d each The following is the range of prices Summer broken, 30d to 31d ; autumn broken, 42d to 44d; second winter broken, 52d to sod ; first winter broken, •56d to 58d ; runners, 41d to 43d ; summers—does 34d to Sold, bucks 41d to 47d ; small, 24d ; light racks, 4od; prime racks, 45d; dawny autumn. 50d to •34£d ; early autumn. 66d to autumn, 94d to 97Jd ; second incoming, 93d to 109 d ; first early winter bucks, 127 d to 135 d ; second, 112 d to Hod; first early winter does, 96d to lOld ; second, 78d to 83id; first spotted winter bucks, 114 d to 116 d; second winter bucks, 124 d to 126 d; second winter does, 89d to 92d ; first winter bucks, 140 d to 145 d ; first winter does, IOOd to 102 d ; prime bucks, 141 d to 146 d; prime does, 103 d; outgoing—bucks 89d to 941 d, does 60d to 63d; springs—bucks 68d to G9kl, does 49d to old ; milky, 33d to 49d; fawn, 40d to C2d ; winter fawn, 81 d to 84d ; summer black, 33d to 37d ; autumn black, 54d to 66d ; first winter black, 84Jd ; second winter black, 68d to 70d. Haresklns 30d to 381 d. Horsehair, 18d.