Oats : Stocks are light, and supplies cf the new crop move off freely at 2s 6d to 2j 7d fir good to prime, and 2s 3d to :s 5d for inferior. Messrs Donald Reid and Co. report for the week ending 2nd April, as follows :— Fnt Catile.— The market this week was again largely maplied — 199 head cyme foiw*rd, consisting of me dmaa to pnmo quality, a few pens beiig very 1 rime. Prices showed 1.0 improvement on last week's quota tions. Bast bullocks Drought from £11 5s to £12 10s ; good from £9 to £10 ; inferior f.om £7 to £8 12* 6i. Oow*, best, £9 to £10 : itifeiior from £6 to £8 6^ — or about equal to 30s per 100 lbs for prime quality, 25s for medium. Fat Calves.— lß wera yarded, and sold at from 15s to 32s 6 J. ac~:oi diner to quality. Fat Sheep.— 2327 were penned, co sitting of medium crusa-bieds and merinos, a few pens only being prime. The demand to-day was less active, pi iced showing a slight decline. A considerable number were turned out unso & Best coss-b^eds brought from lie to 12s 3d ; medium, 8* to 9s ; others, 7* 3d to 8s : merinos, 3s 9d to 7s 3d. We quote prime mutton at 2d ; infe rior to medium, ljd. Frtt Lambs.— The market for lambi) was one of the dullest of the searoo. 511 ware penned, of medium to inferior. Best brought 6s to 7s 6d; others, Ss to 5s 3d. Store Cattle. —We have no transactions to report. Store Sheep.— The market in this class of stock con tinues active, young merino sheep being very much in quired for. Of these there are but few offering. We have placed for sale privately several lots of full mouthed sheep. During the week we sold 1600 at prices equal to late quotations. Wool. — During the week we sold privately several small clips at satisfactory price*. sheepskins.— We held our übu&l sale on Monday la t, when we submitted but a unnll catao.-ue. All wtre sold at— cross-breds, from 3s 9 1 to 4i 4d ; merino% 3a 3d to 4s 2d ; pelts, 8d to Is 6d ; lambskins, Is 2d to laßd. 