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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 37, Issue 9613, 6 December 1907, Page 1

SKIN AND HIDE REPOKT.

Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd, report as follows : Rabbitskins.—As sales are now held fortnightly, no sale took place this week. The next sale is on Monday, 2nd prox. Quotations may be taken at last week's rates, which are :—Winter does, to 19d ; winter bucks, to 15d ; outgoing winter does, to 14£ d ; outgoing winter bucks, to 13d : spring bucks, to lid ; spring does, to 9d ; outgoing winter blacks, to 12£ d ; spring blacks, to 9d ; fawns, 8d to 12d ; horsehair, good clean, to lS£d. Sheepskins.—We submitted a large catalogue at our sale held on Tuesday, 26tb inst. Competition throughout was fair and prices realised were about on a par with those at last sale. We quote-Full wooled skins—halfbred, BJd to 8d ; halfbred dead, 7£d to 7 7/8 d ; merino dead, 6£d to 7d ; cros-sbred dead, 5Jd 1o 6d. Half wooled skins—halfbred, 7£d to B£d ; fine crossbred, 6Ad to 7Ad ; crossbred, s£d to 64, d. Hides.—We held our übusl fortnightly sale of hides at our stores yesterday when we submitted a large catalogue consisting of some 473 hides. Competition was fair but prices for all descriptions were again easier. A decline of to id per lb waß noticeable in good conditioned well flayed hides, whilst badly flayed and damaged were lower by £d told. The latter class of hides aie not in request. We topped the market with 1 prime stout heavy ox hide weighing 70lbs which made 7d per lb. Quotations—Stout heavy ox 661 bs and over, to 7d ; ordinary substance, 661bs and over, 5d to 6d ; stout ox, 60 to 651b, s|d to 6£d ; ordinary substance, 60 to 651b, 5d to od to 6d ; ordinary substance, 54 to 591bs, to 4£d : stout nx, 48 to 541bs, 4£d to 5d ; oniiuary subst.mce, 48 to 541hs, 3id to light ..x 36 to 471bs, 3£d to 4|d ] light ox, 28 to 35.b«, 2£ Ito 3£ ; heavy cow 58 and ■iv.t 4£ !t < »Vi ; ra». 3t> i,. 47 4.1 In l£ t ; cow, 28 to 35, 3£& o4'i ;\"fli !•;<'•. t ■ to 3d. The above are for tMj.i <\.\\\ >vi.''.i flived hides in good con.liti ,u Ox Wso i;6,~3A/1 to ih\ ; ox, 54 to 59, 3 : <o 4; ; ox, 48 to 54, 36~t0 47, 28 to ■■■a (>., 2( co :f. :,-ia?, 2£d to 3£d ; slippy ■i-..<! cu- udes, %' !0 21 , calfskins sound, • ■£•l 'ii 61 ; yearnu ■.;, Id to 21, damaged 3d w 4-i the above :u-e for dirty badly flayed aii'i otherwise inf'iior descriptions. Taliotv and FaL •■B.-i 'mllow, 22s i. 24 ; mixed. 19s to 22s ; t-dor, 16s to 18-; b-.-st-r.mgh fat, 17s to ■9- ; niKilium rough in, 14s to 16s ; inferior, 12s to I4h. Ouuedin, 23rd November, 1907.

" Have followed the shearing season through New Zealand and all over Australia," says Mr R. L. M'Bean, Duntroon, New Zealand, ''and the changes of water and tucker always bring on an attack of (liarrtiosa and the only relief I can obtain is from Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every »hed now kM some shearers who use this wo*d*rt»l medicine, and always carry a. bottl* witfc them." For sale by J. Brown, Nasrty, ■~ J W. Pyle, St Bathans.

Turnip Eidger The Champion of the World THH CQAGALiISTHH PATENT DISC RIDGERIt.will sow two kinds of manure separately and at one operation It will sow so eveuly and finely as to do away with thiuning. It will sow faster than any other machine. It will make light draught for two light horses. It will ridge on any kind of country —bush, hill flat, or stony ground. MACALISTER Carried off the only Gold Medal awarded to any Agri cultural Machine at the Great Show held at Christchurch in November last. The Medal was for the machine showing the greatest amount of thought and workmanship for the farmer's benefit. Everyone who had them last year was. Perfectly Satisfied. Writefor Particulars to WEBBYNOLuS&CO., Bond and Crawford streets, ' DUXBDIN. ,Vs<> An-utx for ' HlATli AY ' PLOWS, " DISC IMiM.'/.MKVTS "RESTON" VEHICLES.