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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11649, 13 October 1923, Page 10

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RABBITSKINS Messrs Wright Stephenson and Co. 'Dunedin) report: —In view of the decline in the London market, our 6ale was somewhat erratic, but on the whole we | were satisfied with prices as wc anticipated a bigger drop than was actually apparent. One or two of the largest , buyers evidently held optimistic view* as to the future Judging by the extent of their purchases yesterday. Eabbitskins at to-day’s figures run into a lot of money, and it is wonderful, in face of a sharp decline, to eee all the skins offer--1 ing lifted at price® which appear to be , right up to and in some cases above today’s London equivalent. Following aro actual ruling price®: Runners and' suckers, 15d to 16* d; light racks, 24$d to 26d: summers. 24? dto 9Sd; prime racks. 29d to 30id; early autumn, 82d to 3S£d; late autumn, 3Sid to 47Jd; incoming winter, 50id to 534d*» early winter, 3b£a to 58d; prime winter bucks, 661 d to 76fcd‘j prime winter does, 804 d to 86a; first winter bucks, 551 dto 73^d: first winter dees, 611 d to 73jd; spotted winters, Sod to 461 d; first winter black. 58d to 71 Jd; second winter black. 41}d to 52jd: winter fawn, 604 dto 6+d hareskins. I7|d to 27d; horsehair, 23$d to 24W; springs, 24d to S2kA?. outgoing does.