370 THE ZOOLOGIST. 
THE PRICES OF ANIMALS. 
By Granam RensHaw, M.B., F.Z.S. 
Tux following list of prices of living zoological specimens 
may be of service as a supplement to Capt. Flower’s most in- 
teresting article on this subject (‘Zoologist,’ ante, p.281). Most 
of them have been noted during the last ten years, but a few 
are taken from very much older records, as will appear. 
Class MAMMALIA. 
Order PRIMATES. 
Family CercoPitHEcIDm. 
Cercopithecus diana, Diana Monkey.—£2 10s. 
Papio mormon, Mandrill.— £30 (Wombwell’s auction at Edin- 
burgh, April 9th, 1872). 
Family Cesipz. 
Mycetes seniculus, Red Howler Monkey, one year old.—£8. 
Nyctipithecus vociferans, Douroucouli.—£1 10s. 
Family Lemuripm. 
Lemur fulvus, Brown Lemur.—£1. 
L. catta, Ring-tailed Lemur.—£1 10s. 
L. varius, Ruffed Lemur.—£4. 
Galago garnetti, Garnett’s Galago.—£2 10s. 
Loris gracilis, Slender Loris.—£1 5s. 
Perodicticus potto, Bosman’s Potto.—£1 10s. 
Order INSECTIVORA. 
Hrinaceus algirus, Algerian Hedgehog.—10s. 
Order CARNIVORA. 
Family Frnipz. 
Felis uncia, Snow Leopard.—£200. 
F. nebulosa, Clouded Tiger. —£30. 
F.. temmincki, Golden Cat.— £8. The determination of the 
species seems, however, open to doubt. 
