JTaikafo Tint?? Office, Friday Evening. Waikvto Cvnri- M\kki i'.— J. S. lluokland reports :—: — \t the Ohaupo li\e sto< k sale <in Tues day, Bth June, there was a larger number of cattle brought forward th.m was otpcited, and a numerous attendance of liujers. Bidding was spirited, and cattle of all classes realised fair v.ilues. 96 were yarded, 16 head reserved, and So head sold at the following prices ;— Calves, £2 to £2 15s ; yearling-*, to fifteen months old, £3 to £3 17s 6d"; grow n steers, £t, is-, to £6 $-. : dairy cows, in milk or close to cal\ ing, £(■> 2s 6d to£Bsa; empty rows, £\ toj£i 15s; tat cows, £5 S s to £7 7s7 s 6a * 5 lt sttH ' rs > £7 to £& los each. One pen of fat sheep, mixed sexes, brought 12s *d, and 75 store wethers ios each. AvcKLAxn Cvrrih M vrkkt. — Mr Alfied Buckland's Weekly Report :— At the Haymarkct, on Friday last, hay and straw were at late \ allies, best qualiity bringing from 4s to qs per cwt. Chaff is being pushed on the market, and in many cases sold at low values. Oats brought 2s }d ; maize, 4s ; barley, 2s and 2s 6d ; Poverty Ray ryegrass, 3s 6d ; cocksfoot, 3s 6d per bushel. Horse stock were in useful number, and fair inquiry- A first-class heavy draught brought L4O ; medium draught and plough horses, from Lq to Ll5 ios each. At the usual monthly sale at Waiuku, there was a larger number of cattle yarded than usual, the whole of which found ready buyers. At Pukekohe, on Monday, there was also a full muster of catjle, with a good in quiry, all yarded being sold. Prices were— Dairy cows, L 7 ios to Lgs 5s ; two-year-old steers, L 5 <;s to L 6; yearlings, L 3 to L 3 10s ; dry cows and heifers, L 3 to Lj i^s: fat cattle, 26s per loolbs. At the usual hide and skin sale on Tuesday, a larger number than average were pitched. Hides advanced id per lb. The best quality brought ,ijd per lb ; tallow, 20s per cwt. Sheepskins fully maintained their value ; good skins brought from 3s to 3s nd each. 