On Friday, at Remuera, between 50 and GO head rat cattle wore penned \ prices were rather lower than on the previous Thursday for prime animals, out those of medium quality maintained last week's ii 1 * tea. Fat sheep and lambs were in full supply, and easier in price. Hore half-bred ewes and lambs, in their wool, brought 28s. the couple. "W. HUNTER AXB CO.'S BSPOM. We have to report that on Saturday la»t there was a good show of hones. Good haoki sold at prices from £9 10s to £10 2s 6d. Other horses sold at better prices tban previously. Nearly all in told. At Newmarket, on Monday, there was a large number of cattle brought forward. Dairy cows wera plentiful, but; did not (sell as well as the week previous. A few really good ones sold from £11 5s to £13 ss ; backward springers, from £7 10s to £9 ; dry cows, from £4 10s to £6 10s. Store stock were plentiful, and sold at good prices; two-year-old steers, from £4 15s to £5 10 a ; three-year-old steers,, from £7 to £7 10s ; yearlings, from £2 10s to £3 1 5s; two-y^ar-old heifere, from £4 7» 6d to £6 ; three year-old heifers, £6 10s to £7 15s each. Fat cattle were plentiful and of good quality ; all in sold At good prices. Some large bullocks told from £15 to £16 15s. Good prices ruled throughout the market. We should think beef realised fully O?eMos rer 1001b. Sheep Market : There was the largest market of fat sheep and lambs that has been for some time. Over 400 were penned. Nearly all in sold at good prices. Half-breds from 17s to 32s 6d ; lambs from 13i to 20s each. Pig Market : There were a large number of pigs brought forward ; over 50 were sold at good prices. Otahuhn Sale : There was a fair show of cattle. Dairy cows sold from £7 to £9 ; yearlings, from £3 12* 6d to £4 2s 6d; three-year-old steers, £6 12s 6d each.
