Overton, James Holmes, John Maddison, E. Aymes, E. Sutherland, and others, comprising 2130 sheep and 59 head of cattle. Mr Gongh'e cross-breds bronght from 15s Sd to 17s 3d, and merinos, on account of same owner, sold at Us 3d each. Mr Pitt's cro-s ---breds, 440, sold all round at 16a 6i each. Mr Holmes' cross-breds sold at 13s 3d each. A line of good fresh etore3, on account of the Hon. J. T. Peacock, bronght 12s 6d each. Mr Huree's sheep failed to bring owner's reserve, and were turned out unsold. The above prices are equal to our quotation for the day. In fat cattle, we sold steers for Mr Cordy at from £7 2i 6& to £3 2s 6d each ;• ard for Mr Hemy Overton at from £7 to £8 12s 6d eaoh. Springers, on account of Mr Covdy, at £§ eaoh, and a line of calves for Mr Graham at 27s each. At our wool and ekin salp on Thursday, we had the nsual attendance of fellmongera, - and catalogued a large number of skins. Bags of wool brought s&d per lb; washed wool in bales brought Is Id per lb. Dry skins— Crossbreds sold from 2a Id to 2s 6d and 3s, 3a 9d, to 4s 6d, 5s 6d, and 5s 9d eaoh : «t butohere' crossbreds from 6s to 6s 6d, 6e9d, and 7s Id each, and some exceptionally large ones up to 8s each. Best merino skins sold from 5s 6d to 5s JOil, and - medium ditto, 4s to 4s 9d and 5b es.ch. Bough fat sold at from 2fl to : 2fd and 3f per lb; hides. 3fd. The biddings throughout the sale were very brisk, and the skins that are coming forward are unusually good. MEBSES Bobsbt "Wilkin and Co. report for the week ending Thursday, September 16th : —At the Addington yards en Wednesday 4861 sheep, 69S head of cattle and 59 pigs were penned. Sheep—ln sheep there was a good supply of medium quality fat crossbreds and merinos, together with a few drafts of prime quality lots, which description commanded prices about equal to last week's rates. Cattle— The supply of fat cattle was again very large, and prices ranged a shade below late quotations, while there was a good demand for young stores, which met with a ready sale. 