Prime fat wethers sold at from 9s 6d to 11s 6d for one or two lots of extra heavy weights; mixed maiden ewes and wethers and lighter weights from 8s to 9s 6d; fat ewes at from 5s 6d to 11s 3d, the latter price being obtained by ourselves for an exceptionally heavy line. The late high prices drew crowds of fat lambs into the market, every pig pen as well as the lamb pens being full of them. A great number : were of very in different quality, and for these it was difficult to effect a sale at all. For prime lines suitable for export there was a drop of quite Is a head, in light and inferior quality the decline was still greater. Lambs sold at from 7s 0d to 9a for prime heavy weights suitable for export, 6s to 7s Cd for good butchers' lines, and from 4s 0d to 5s 9dfor inferior lines. We had a large entry, and disposed of them at prices equal to quotations. We sold as follows:— Fat Cattle—On account Mr G. Ferguson, heifers at from £4 2s 6d to £4 7s id; on account Mr Walker, heifers to £4 7s 6d; on account Mr Stevens, 11 steers at £6 11s; on account Mr Bryant, steers at £8 5s and heifers from £4 5s to £5 ss. Fat Sheep— On account Mr McLachlan, IS crossbreds at 10s, a smaller pen at 9s 7d; on account Mr W. Walker, 70 mixed crossbreds at 9s; on account Mr W. Kitson, 70 crossbred ewes at 7s to 7s 6d; on account Mr J. Oiiver, 83 crossbred ewes at 6s lid; on account Mr W. Jones, 19 crossbred ewes at 11s 3d, 19 do at 9s 3d; on account Mr A. Stevens, 70 mixed crossbreds at 8s 7d; on account Mr T. Deacon, 39 mixed crossbreds at 8s 3d; on account Mr E. Prebble, 38 crossbred ewes at 6s ttd; on account Mr W. B. Clarkson, 86 cross bred ewes at 5s 10d; on account clients, 41 mixed crossbreds at Bs, 27 do at 8s 9d. Fat Lambs—On account Mr J. Parish, 6 lambs at 7s; on account Mr H. Stace, 11 lambs at 8s; on account Mr J. Black, 20 lambs at 5s 10d ; on account Mr J. Gillan, 30 lambs at 5s 9d to 6s; on account Mr E. 