RABBITSKIN SALE

Mt Benger Mail, 12 June 1935, Page 2

RABBITSKIN SALE

The Otago Farmers’ Co-oper-ative Association of N.Z., Ltd., report : There was a full bench of buyers at our sale on Wednesday when a large catalogue was submitted. Competition was keen but, as compared with last sale prices, showed an easing tendency. Low grade and secondary lines declined 2d to 3d per lb, while autumn grades were firm to Id better. Winter skins, of which large quantities are now coining to hand, commanded good competition at prices about a par with last sale. Following is the range of prices: Small 7|d, runners 12|d, milky l|d to 17ijd; summer bucks 19d; ummer does 13|d; light racks 17 3d; prime racks 18] d, dawny autumns 20d, second early autumns 241 d, early autumns 33d; second late autumns 35|d, late autumns 46|d; autumn bucks 9}d, autumn does 21d, second incomings 44d, first incomings 57d, second e.w. bucks 64pi, secono e.w. does 30.p1, first e.w. bucks 80] d, first e.w. does 41] d, spotty bucks 60d, spotty does 29 ]d, second winter bucks 75] d, second winter does 35] d, first winter i nicks 87] d, first winter does 40|d, prime bucks 88d, prime does 45|d, outgoing bucks 49d, outgoing does 22] d, spring bucks 34] d, spring does 18pd, summer blacks llpl rack blacks 13d, autumn black 28d, late autumn black 30Jd, e.w. black 40d, winter black 39d, first winter black 48] d, summer fawn isjd, autumn fawn 24] d, winter fawn 35|d Hareskins 17d to 23d, Horse hair to 18|d. Next sale 18th jTuae, 1935,