We sold 195 shorn nalf-breds at-Us6d, and 145 woolled' do,Wes, at 16s. We quote prime mutton, shorn. 2d to 2jd per lb. Fat Lambs.— A good supply came to hand. About 200 were penned, of which we sold 115 at from 10s tfo • ; r2s!e*ch for good quality; and '7s 6d to Ss6d for ! medium ditto. Store Cattle.— Well-grown cattle are in" good de mand, but very few are offering. We quote bullocks three to five years old, at from,' £7. 10s to £8 • cows' ditto, £4 15s to £6 10s : mixed lots, £3 10s to £4. ' Store Sheep.— We.have inquiries for 4 and d-tooth haltbreds, but few are offering ov.ing to shearing not yet 'being completed, after v which, however, a fair demand for all classes may be expected. During the" week we have placed for forward delivery 2000 full mouthed merino' ewes and 1500 4-tooth 'crdss-breds, ' and [are now iv treaty for several other lots. / Horses.— Draughts are somewhat dull of sale, but gaod strong cab horses are in fair demand. We quote first-class draughts £55 to £05 ; medium do, £40 to £50 ; light do, £25 to £35 ; good hacks and light harness horses, £25 to £30; medium do, £14 to £20 • light and inferior, £5 to £10. *- f • ' - 1 ' Wool.- Communication, by cable having now been resumed, we may expect a report of the progress of the November sales by first steamer arriving from Australia. r At our weekly ,sale. we disposed of several small lots of wool at from 9d to lOd per lb. l - - • Slieepskins.— At our weekly sale' we catalogued and disposed of 1650 skins at prices about equal to last week's rates. There was a full attendance of buyers but .biddings lacked spirit. Butchers' green skins, half-bred, brought 5s 7d to 6s 3d ; merino, 4s lOd to 5s sd ; lambs, Is 2d' to Is 6d ; station skins, 4s 5d to 5s 5d each, and 7Jd per lb. ■ - ' Hides are in good demand, and well-conditioned lots bring rather over 4d per ib. We catalogued and sold 96- at, for medium weights, 18s to '22s each ; light do, lup tol7s 6d each. Calf-skins brought Is >9d to 2s each 1. 