In 1985, each barrel fetched an average of $28; in 1986 that fell to $15.
Before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, many of the musicians said, an eight-hour day of performing at a subway station fetched an average of $70.
He said that in the first half of the year "value went out of the window" – every day a couple of properties went to sale by sealed bids and homes fetched an average of 104% of the asking price.
A home fetched an average of 1.16 million pounds ($2.1 million) over the past year, making it the most expensive post code outside London.
Homes here fetched an average of £1,870,354 (about $3.4 billion) in the four quarters ending in June, slightly down from £1.91 million ($3.91 million) a year ago, as wealthy international buyers shrugged off the global economic downturn.
Then, 30-second Super Bowl spots fetched an average of $4.2 million.
Once butchered, the tiger's meat sold for $73 per lb., while bones — they're officially banned, but still especially popular in some traditional Chinese medicine — fetched an average of more than $1,000 per lb.
Creators of one-of-a-kind painted and glazed photographs, exuberantly camp portraits that fetch an average of $25,000 apiece, Pierre et Gilles combine the candy-colored wonder of childhood fantasies and the provocative glamour of more adult ones.
A broken one fetches an average of $30 (range from $2 to $216).
Even by the absurd measure of Manhattan real estate prices, the Greenwich Village neighborhood that is home to New York University stands out as expensive, with a single square foot fetching an average of $1,600.
By 2011, with oil fetching an average of $110 a barrel, more than twice the current price, oil companies stepped up injection pressures to levels that brought near chaos to the oil fields.
