Mesars Maclean and Co. report for the week ending January 10th, 1883, as follows : — Fat Cattle. — 110 head were yarded to-day, consisting of about 70 head prime, and the re mainder fair to good. This number being rather below the average supply, there was brisk com petition, particularly noticeable for prime lota, and in several cases an advance of fully 2s Oil per 1001 bou last week's valuea was obtained. Prime oullocks brought from LBs< to LI 4 ; fair to good, L 5 10a to L 8 ; cows, LQ 5s to f.B 15*. We sold a draft oa account ol Mr J, Milne (Deborah), at from L 9 17s 6d to LlO 17s 6d ; and on account of Messrs G-. D.iplin, T. Geary, A. Neill, J. Early, aud others, 20 head at, for bullocks up to LlO, and for cows up to L 8 lfis. We quote prime beef fully 255 ; ordinary, 22s per 1001 b. Fat Calves. — Sixteen were yarded, and sold up to 255. Fat Sheep. — For to-day's market 2312 were penned, comprising 200 merinos and the remain der orossbreds. The quality of the greater por tion of the latter was prime, but the merinos were only of moderate quality. Competition throughout the sale was somewhat languid, and sales in many cases weie effected under consider able difficulty, and we have no doubt that the large number of lambs penned had a tendency to lower the price about Is per head. Crossbreds brought from 8s 6d to 12s ; merinos, 5s to 63. We penned and sold 720 as follows : — On ac count of Messrs Dickson and Ross (Portobello), 103 crosabreds at from 9a to 9s 3d ;• on, Recount, of Mr William Barr (Wairoa, Maheno), 78 me rinos at up to ss, and 7 crossbreds at 8s ; on. ac count of Messrs Oliver and bcott (Oamaru), 179 merinos at from 5s to 6s ; on account of Mr J. Davidson (Herbert), 50 crossbreds at 8s 6d ; on accotmt of Mr John Bruce (Brighton), 90 cross brec's at 10s 9d ; and on account of Mr D. Cor -Ban (Meadow Bank), 190 crossbreds at from 9s 9d to 10s. We quote prime mutton at fully If A per lb. Fat Lambs. 