Wo sold at auction and privately, 180 at quotations Store Cattle.— There is still a good demand for well grown cattle of all descripi ions, which we quote at trom £6 to £7 for bullocks ; cows £4 10s to £5 10s ; mixed, herds, 50s to 70s, accordingto quality and breed ing. Store Sheep.— There is still an active demand for young sheep of all clas-.es, especially merinos. We quote half-breds, 2 and 4-tooth, 8s to 10s (Jd ; merino wethers, 0 and Stooth, 5s Gd to Gs ; merino ewes, 2to G-tooth, tii Gd to 8s ; full-mouthed, 4s to ss. We have sold, during the weok, 1800 2 and 4-tooth merino ewes at Gs 3d : 1700 cross-bred wethers at 8s ; and other smaller lots at quotations. Pure-bred Stook, Kams, &c— We have now more fre quent enquiries for rams, and several sales Iwve been. effected. We have placed 100 two-tooth merino rams | on account of Messrs Johnston, of Kahiku, at £3 Si : 20, on account of Peter Ayson, Esq., at £3 3s ; 21 im poi ted from the flock of Messrs Sanders, Jamos. and Co.. Adelaide, at £8 : 13 pure Loicester rann, at £10 10s ; one at £20, and five ewes at £15 each, from the celebrated flocks of the New Zealand and Australian Ltvnd Co. \\ ool.— There was a full attendance of buyers and others Interested at our sale on Friday last,' and for Choice light greasy wools (of which but a few lots were offered) competition was animated, and satisfactory prices were obtained, American buyers biddiiv freely for all auitablc parcels. Several of those buyers have now completed their orders, but others will remain in the market for aome time to come, and thore U no doubt thit nil desirable wools that may bo offered will command full prices from them. For me dium and heavy-conditioned wools, the demand continues slight, and several clips of this de scription, which were catalogued at the sale referred to, wero passed In unsold, owners' reserves boinjr I eyoud local buyers' ideas of value. 