Bullocks brought from £8 to £14 ; cows, from £7 10j to £11 ss— prices equal to from 30s to 32s Cd per 1001b for good qual ity, and 27s for medium. Privately we have placed 36 head at equal to 303 per 1001b. Fat Calves.— Five jarded, which we sold at from 36 < to 60 1 each. Fat Sheep.— Tha moderate number of 1704 was penned, but owintr to the trade being well .stocked from the over supply of last week's market, sales were rather difficult to effect. Nearly all, however, were sold at about equal to last week's quotations. Wo sold 834 cross-breds. Best quality brought from lls to 12* ; medium, 83 to 93— prices tquiva'ent to ljd to 2d per lb. Fat Lambs.— sß9 were p'^nued, which were all sold at an advance on last week's rates. We sold 80 at from 63 6d to 7s. Store < attle — We have inquiriei for grown cattle for paddock-fattening, but very few are offering. During the week we have sold 70 head young stock. Store Sheep.— There is a fair demand for young merinos and four and six-tooth cross bred wethers, but few are offering. We quoto merino wethers, four ■ and six-tooth, at from bi 6d to 6s ; do do, eieht-tootb, 1 ss ; merino owes, two, four, and six-tooth, 8s ; do do, full-mouthed, 4s to 4s Cd ; half-brads, four and six tnoth, 7s 6d to 8-s; do, two-tooth, 6\ to 7s. At the abive quotations we have sold 3000 half-breds. Pure-bied S f ock.— We have to report having sold on account of John Reid, Esq., of Blderslip, to John Douglas, Esq , of Mount Royal, at satisfactory prices, four'pure Shorthorn bulls.viz.: Rothschild, calved 3oth September, 1877, by Prince of the Butterflies— dam Wallflower, by Koval Ruttetfly 28 h, &c. &c. ; Bea contfield, calved 23rd February, 1878, by Prince of the Je^samlnes-dam Wallfbwer sih, by Royal But terfly 28 h, &c. &c ; Salisbury, calvt d 14th February, I&7S, by l'nnce of ihe Jessamines— dam Double Wall fl'>wer"2nd, by Roy.il Butterfly 2Sob, &c.,&c. Do'i Juan, calved Uth s-optember, 1874. by Don Carlos (Hon. M. 