The Company report:—Wo held our second sale to-day, when we offered 1432 bales, of which 810 hales were cleared under the hammer. The attendance of both English and local buyers was large, and bidding spirited throughout, particularly for well grown lustrous wools. Considering the con dition of the wool offered, which was very heavy in grease, the prices obtained were par to 5 per cent, higher than those ruling at.our , first sale on Cth December. This was evi denced by the fact of some wools held over from our last auction realising Jd per lb more than was then offered. Lambs wool was neglected, and prices ruled in buyers’ favour. The following is the range of prices obtained ; For good greasy crossbred, 7Jd to B|d ; medium and inferior, 5d to 7Jd; lambs, s‘d to 7fd ; bellies, pieces and cjead wool, 2Jd to Gd; looks, lid to 3fd. LEVIN AND 00. Messrs Levin and Co. reportAt the wool sales to-day we presented to a large attend ance of buyers, both English and colonial, a catalogue of 1150-bales, a good proportion of which consisted of wools of good quality. Bidding was very spirited, and all well grown combing wools were in great demand, and medium and inferior lots also sold at satisfactory prices. Merino and lambs wools, however, wore neglected and difficult of sale. One Wairarapa clip of 200 balsa sold at record prices for the Colony, bringing from BJ4 up to lOd, and growers generally must bo pleased with the result of sales made. Wo quote superior crossbreds 9d up to lOd; good, 8d to Bld ; medium, 7}d to 8d ; log-stained, s)d to 7id ; lambs, 511 to 7}d ; merino, 5d to Old. Our next and last sale of the season will be held on the 14th February. LAKBY AND 00. Messrs Laery and Co. (Limited) report- We held our second wool sale of the season yesterday, when we offered a well assorted catalogue, rep resenting about 400 bales, The attendance of both local and English buyers Was exceptionally good, aqd every lot met with brisk competition. Nearly eyery lot was cleared nudes the hammer. Clean, bright, goi}n4 wools realised from par to an advance of 5 per cent, on the rates ruling at previous sale. Medium and faulty lots showed no material alteration. 