RABBITSKIN SALE

Putaruru Press, Volume XXI, Issue 1234, 12 June 1947, Page 7

RABBITSKIN SALE

MARKET EASIER The Otago Farmers’ Co-op. Association of New Zealand, 'Ltd., had another large catalogue this week. It was submitted to a full bench of buyers- both of .the local and overseas trade. iFurriers were operating and' doe slkins were accordingly in good demand. Incoming and winter grades s'old well, but offseason and inferior grades sold from par to 12d lower in comparison with the previous sale held on May 26. Following is the range of prices: 3rd broken, to 54d; 2nd broken, to

123 d; Ist broken, to 132 d; milky, to 54d; summers, 56d to 62d; racks, 66d to 91 id; d-awny autumns, to 118 d; early autumns, 127 d to 133 d; late aqtumn-s, 134 d to 155 d; spotty autumns, to 122 d; autumns blood stained, to 115 d; autumn and incoming blood stained, to 129 d; incomings, 146 d to 164 d; spotty incomings, to 128 d; early winter bucks. 133 d to 170 d; early winter 1334 to ITOd; winter bucks, 139 d to 170 d; winter does, 147 d to 198 d; autumn and winter fatty, to 109 d; 4th spotty bucks, to 114 d: 4t,h spotty does, to 115 d; 3rd spotty bucks, to 125 d; 3rd spotty does, to 125 d; 2nd spotty bucks, 120 d to 134 d; 2nd spotty does, 124 d to 134 d; 2nd spotty does, 124 d to 135 d;

Ist spotty bucks, 120 d to 144 a; blacks, to 65d; 2nd blacks, to 127 d; Ist blacks, to 140 d; 3rd fawns, to 90d; 2nd fawns, to 145 d; Ist fawns, to 169 d; hareskins, 113 d to 147 d; goat skins, to 24d. The next sale is scheduled for June 17.