RABBIT SKIN SALE REPORT
DROP IN PRICES Another large offering was submitted lo the usual attendance of buyers at the sale held on October 7, when the demand was restricted, resulting in a further decline in prices. On the average, values in comparison with the previous auction, may be quoted lower as follows: — Broken, IGd to 39d; milky, 4d to 7d; summers, IGd to 13-id; spotty bucks, (id to 33M; spotty does, Id to 9d; and blood-stained grades, lOd to 30d per lb. The following is the range of prices:— Third broken, to 44d; second broken, to 71d; milky, 40d to 73d; summers, 40d to 41M; third spotty bucks, 60d to 7Gd; third spotty does, 106 d to Hid; second spotty bucks, 107 d to 118 d; second spotty does, 119 d to 131 d; winter bucks, 130 d to 140 d; winter docs, RiOd to 140(1; stained does, to 107 d; weevilly, to 20d; fatty, to 79|d; third blacks, to 36d; second blacks, to 60d; first blacks, to 140 d; third fawns, to 30d; second fawns, to 50d; first, fawns, to 82d; hare skins, to 24d; horse hair, to 491(1; goat skins, to Is 3d. The next sale is scheduled for Tuesday, October 21, 1947.
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Lake County Mail, Issue 21, 15 October 1947, Page 7
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206RABBIT SKIN SALE REPORT Lake County Mail, Issue 21, 15 October 1947, Page 7
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