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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7723, 18 November 1886, Page 2

COMMERCIAL

■' Daily Times Office, Wednesday evening. The amount of cuatoms revenue received today on goods cleared for consumption was £1179 43.

WEEKLY STOCK AND PRODUCE REPORT.

Wednesday, November 17. Fat Cattle. -154 h ad were yarded at the Burnslde sttleyar 5 to-day to meet the requirements ot the trade, about one-halt of which v ere good to prime medium weights; thebalat.ee were only ordinary, a low being little netter than good ntjres. At the commencemaut of the sales biddings were brisk, especially for prime quality, when prices about equal to lait -week's wore obtaiued, but as the sales progressed competition cased off considerably ..nd lo*er prices ruled. Ord nary quality all through win easier, and prices for these were-lower tlia 1 last week. Beat bullocks brought £'8 los to £11 2s 6d; light and medium, £5 5s to £1 lus; best cows brought up to £i 2s 6d. Doxald Stkokach (on behalf of the New Zda'aud Loan and Mercantile Agency Compa iy. Limited) sold: On account of variom vendors, bullocks from £7 9s 6d to £9 2s (id. L. « aclean (on behalf of tlit British and New Zealand Mortgage and Agency' Company, Limited; sold for Mr Jolm Bruce (Brighton). 9bu locks at £6 10s; for Mr J. W. Watson, tf >:ows from £5 5s to £8; and for Mr D. Warnock. 9 cows at £> 12a 6d. The Mutual agency Company s dd as follows: On account of Messrs Baxter and D. Donald 1 pen cows at up to £I.— Vi bight, Stephb.vßoxa.vi> Co. sold 93 hend ai fullows: On account of Mr John Murray (Orari), 7 prime bullocks at from £i 12s 6d to £10 15s; on account of Mr Join Mo'ton, 9 prime bullocks at from JS9 ita 6d to£lo 17a (id; un account of Mr John Orbell (Scaclitt), 6 bullncks at f'Om£6 12s 6d to £0 17»6d; ouaccountof Mr n. Malcolm, 8 prime bullocks at from £9 l.*.sto £10; on account of Mr Andrew Grant (Temtika), 6 bullocks at from £1) 7b 6d to'£4;.on account of Mr O Osborne, 13 bullockiat from £3 7s 6d to £9 Vs 6d; on account of Messrs Bobert Craig. W. and J. Knox, John Bathgate (Janefleld). 'Jhomas Bathgate (West Taieri), A. M'Gill, James Hewitt, Campbell Bros., H. M-Master, ana T. Godfrey, 43 head at up to £9 12s 6d for bullocks, and at from £3 123 ijd to £9 2s 6d lor cowb; and privitely on account of Mr Charles Dore (Stratn-Taieri), 1 les' raprime bullocks (very lfcv.v weights) fattened liyMrW.K M.Bethune(ofTEe Girthmvi Estite), to Mr Albert Dornwed at a satiafactory price; also'ou accountof same vendor, 22 prime steers to same bu er.—Donald Keid and Co. yardi^d 67 head, and sold lorMr J. M. Greenaway (Bulmer,Eangitata) la prime bullocks, at £10 to £112s 6d, making thehigheit avenge of the day; for Mr Andiv.w Grant (I'nnua), 25 prinebullocks, at £815 a to£lo 17s Bd• for Mr Win. Patterson (Kosedale) 10 prime bullocks at £915s tb £11; for Mr James Brown (Base Taieri) 8 Bmull prime bullocks, at £7 7s fid to £1 7s fid: for Mr Jas. Bain (Kalk), 4small heifers, at £5 7s 6d; for o.hers, 14 head cows up to £d 17s 6d.

Fat Calves, -Kitjht wore penned, which und^r fair competitio , brought from 7b to 25s—L. Maclean (oh behalf of the British and New Zealand Mortgage a d Agenoy Company, Limited) Bold 0 from 7s to 3 8b each . .

Fat Sheep.—ls7fiwere penned, three parts of which numb r were 6horn; 600 were merino wethers (fair to good useful quality), the balance crossbreds (gjod to prime). Thh beiug the third market in succession, with only a moderate supply to hand, the trade to-day competed spiritedly, every lot offered being sold at an advance, prime quality being about 2s per head above last week's rates. Best crossbred •wethers, in the wool, brought 14s to 15s3d; medium, lls to 13s 6d ; best do, shorn, 9s to 11b 3d; crossbred ewes, shorn, 7s to 10s 3d; merino wethers, in the wojl. 10s Bd to 13s 6d; do do, shorn, 6s 3d'—L. Maclean (on behalf ol the British and Ne-«- Zealand Mortgage nnd Agency Company, Limited) sold for Mr Watson Slieuiian (Conical Hi Is) 158 hallb ed wethers, thorn, at 9s ; and Irom Wiimite estate a pen shorn crossbred ewes at 10s io 10a 3d.—The Mutual AaExcv Company soil iOn account of Mr John Ediards (Waiwera) SI crossbred* at 7s 9d; on account of Mi-ssra A and J. Bnwn (Abbntstord), 3J crossbr ds «t from 8s to 8s «d.— Wkight, mhphe.vsox. a.yd Co. sold 1032 as follows: On ►ccount of Mr James H. nderson (Kelso) 14prime crosibre Iwe hers,in wool, at 15s (id, <md 50 do, sliorn. at.from 10nil to lls; nn acm t"f Messrs fJreenand fcoune-B. 52 liaifbred w>tlibrs.ln wool, from l.'Js (id to 13a 9d, and 70 do, shorn, at from 8s to Ss 6d; on ncOiUi- of 'Captain M'K nzle (Waipahi),s3 hallbrtd wethers, shorn, at from lls to Us 3d. and 2 ■ merino wethers. shorn, at 6s 3u; on account of Mr Peter M'Glll (Th" Cairn), 80 crossbred wethers, in ho l.at 13s, 51 liaifbred wetli rs, in .ynol, at lls, and 1"X me mo weth-ra at 10s 6d; on accouut of Mr John Douglns (Waihao Downs Kstate;, 116 very prime mor.no wethers, in wool, at from 12s tsd to 12s 9dj on accoint of Mr B. Bray, jun., 73 crossbred enes and wethers, shorn, at from fls ?a to 9a ;on ace .unt of Messrs K. Campbell and Sods (Ottkaike), 209 merino wethers at 10a 6d; On. account 6! Mr John Bruce (Brighton). 59 halfbred wethers, in wool, at 1R«; on account "f Mis Somervllle(Jliiburn). 2 cros-bred. shorn. atßs3i; on account ot Mr M. Charters, 20 crossb ed ewes, nhorn, at 83 6d; on account o: Mr Jame6 Mathesnn, 35 prime crossbred wethprn. thorn, at 10s Pd — Donald Eeid a-d Co. seld for Messrs It. and W Hewlfson (Lovell's fl t), 40 cro.'sbreds. shorn, at 8s 93; for Mr J. Shaw (Finuiga'd), 67 crossbreds, shorn at 10s 3d to 10s 6d ; for Mr John G Grey, 150 urussbreds, shorn, at 10s Hd; for Mr William Hay (Romahnpn), 60 merino we'hes, in wool, at 13s, 14 crossbreds.'in wooi, »t Us; for Mr David Dunn . (Ptierua), 21 crossbred ewes a 63 Pd. Fat Lam'is.—433 were peun d, all good to prime qiality. Competition was a little mo-e. active a d P'i«>-s slightly in advance •■! last week's, the range belnu 6e to Us.— I*. Macltam (on behalf of tlie Bn'lsli and New Zea anil Mortgage and Agpiit:\ Company. LinuVd) sol.) for M.- Walter Miller, "n draft at 8s Hd, and from V « mute Estate. 49 at r B to od.-The Mutital Agkn t 1 ompaxy sod'on account Mr John lt-n'o'i (M.iß^iH), . iih pen lamßi at JO3— Wkisht. Stepiikmo.v, and Co i-oM 178 a. fillows- On account of Mr It. Charters. 13 at les &.1; on ace unit, uf Mr Janes Wrlg'it (i.ang.ea), 16 *t 10s3d- on anennnt of Alcsrs U. and J. M. 'Jodd (Knueld). 45 at from 9s Mto 10a; 04 recount of Mrs Somervillp. Z5 at 9s 3d; on account Mr John liraper (Mil on), J5 it from 7s to 7a 3U; anil on account of Mr John Bruce, 29 at. 7* - Do ALD KaiD ahli Co. penned 256 and sold for ft.i J A Townseivl(Waikoiiaiti). 4UafcßstoS>s6d;forMr 1 Wilson (Kurl Bush), 16 at Us 6d; for Mr J. Wh. t I North Talerl), 10 at 9s; for Mrs J. Oughton (Bi.y b«d>, 16 at lla j for Mr Alexander Tbomeoa (K&ki.

nul), 101«mallat6s;for Mr James Sutherlnml, SO at 7a 3d to 78 (Jd; and for Mr David Dunn (l'uerua), nantss. l*ij<-.—217 wore penned, representing nil qualities. Competition to-day was duller aud prices easier, j Mic era brought 7b fid to 8d (id ; slips, 4s to ltia; I porkers, 1S8IO27J; bucuiieis, 30a tol7s; 2 larg>sized pigs to liis.—L. Maclean 1.011 behalf of me Ur ti»h ,md New Zea and Mortgago and Agency Ompauy, Limited), sold for Mr James M'Donald (Wushdyko), 32 at 23s UU to 325: lor Mr Waller Uluuklo(Kiißtlateii), 13 at 15 ddtulis; for Mr A <Vrt]iur(Kuil;oiai),(iatlß3()d;aniifor MrS Wright (Bnlcluilia). 12 at 26s to 27a Bd,-Tim Minuai. > (UNcr Company sold a few pens at Irom 12s lid to ills.—Wxioht, Stepuexson and Co. si'ld 105 ut quotations.-IJoxui) llEiu AND Cv sold 01 lor Messrs M-Jiay (Uore), A. M'Lareu (Miltoj), llrausgrove, jim., M Leary and others. Store Cattlo.-uwifg to the We spring feed Is backward, and while" there is a fairdeni»nd for welllired citlleiu forniinl condition, cuaißC-bn-d and ordinary stores arouiilr in moderate request; but rain lias beeiifiilliiij! pi"etty Iroely lor thu iiut lew d.iya, and If loUowtd by a little more heat, we anticl pate the demand lor this clnss of stock will be much moro anim ted. Wbiout, Stepkessox, and (Jo. sold at liu-aside to-duy. 11 mixed mob, as follow:— I wo and three-year-old steers and hei era, at Irom £1 7s Oil to £ 115s; and two-year-olds,at £.1 15s; one-year-olds, at 30s tv 37s Ud. Store ohcep.—Theie are 110 tranaaetlona to report in aheai ing Is ao cloae a-, hand. With the exeep.ion of a fe« hoggetß none are offering. Wool.—Since our last, cablegrams reporting the opening of Antwerp sales at a level of prices equal to the closing rates ot the September series in i.ondon 11111:1 bo very satisfactory to woolgrowers. There are also c-italogues t.i hand of recent auctions in MeW Uourne, aud, judging by the sm,dl quantity passed! ill at these sa e3, also the prices realised, there is every reason to expect active competition at our periodical sales in this market; ami we anticipate th .t parcels comlugforward forpublic sale here will command full values. An Australian monthly drcul.tr >tates tha'. tho production of croasbrtd wools there is oil the decrease, a great many of tho flockowners having bred back almost outi.ely to the m«i mo. This ought to lavour those of our growers »*ho produce this elaasof wool. Slieep3kins.-ahero was 11 good attendance ot Invars i.t the usual weekly auctions on Monday, when g>od catalogue were offered. Competition was fairly active, but prices aluwed no improvement on last 'week's. Country dry crossbred*), low to medium, brought 10dto3s 7d; do 00 lull-wool, 3s lo.i to 6a .1(1; do do im-riio, lira- to medium, ed to 3s; do do lull-wool, 3s 3U to Is S'd; dry pelts, ljd to (id ; .rt-cucruißbrt-ds, 5s 2d fsld, osti ,i>s 7d, SstUl; do inei'ino 4s 3d,.1s (id, 4s Bd, E>s; do pelts, ssd to 7d; lambs, lid to Is Id.

it.ibbit&liius.— lhia market Is much weaker, and although there arc buyers for all offering, prices for suckers, smitll ishins, Inferior, and mixed low-season skins are ridiculously low. Very lew full-furred winter greys come forward, and e< en for these prices nre lower. Prices range as follows:—For suckers nad small, id to 2d; inlerior and mixed, 3d to 4jd; low season, (id ro8d; medium to good well-furred skins, lOd to 12jd. llidea.—The market is unchanged; uo improvement can be reported iv either demand or values. Shippers even at the present low prices still deellue to operate, leaving the iield entirely in the hands of local tnimers, who c.mtinue to relieve the maiket of all offeicd. We quote for inferior and bulls, ljd to 2d; light, 2jd to 2§d; uieUiuin, 2^d to 3d; heavy ) t'e Imm cvi s, clean, free from cheeks aud shanks), 3Jd to 2»d per lb. talluw. A moderate demandcontinu'stoexißt tor local requirements, but our market shows no sign ot improvement.; pries, lnw>ver, are maintained at Che low raies receutly ruling. From cablegianis received this week the tonu of thu London market show* some signs of improvement, mid it must be gratifying to pioductr» to uutice be6t uiuttuu tallow quoted there at up to £30 per ton, a ri=o of £3 per ton during thu last few days, which, if permanent, must affect value* here to the same extent. Present quotations are: Fo< inferior and mixed, 11s tj us; mcdi m, 15s to 17s ; prime mutton, 18s to 19a ; rough fnt, inferior, tis t 7s ; medium, 8s to IDs; best mution, lla to 12apercwt. Grain.—Wheat: There is a slight improvement in the demand this ween, but the inquiry is coniiiud to local millers, whu only purchase • paringlj', and all hough a few Bales are parsing the quantity put thro gli is very limited. IT:ces continue firm, and stocks in town are almos' cleared out, a.iy who hold aie asking «n ad-ance on late rates. Quotations -,ro: For choicest milling, 4s lid to on Id; go .<d to prime, 4a Mto is 10d; medium to goo ■, 4b 13d to 4s 8d; in IVrior Mid fowls' wheat, 3s to 4s 3d (ex store, bags we ghe i In). —Oats : 'ihere is no improvement in ill ■ demand for the o. Australian markets offer no inducements to »Uippers, and, in the absence- of a demand for shipment, the market is considerably weaker, p ices having a further dowuwaid tendency. Transactions m the meantime are limitid to the supply of local requirments, which at this season of the year are very light. St icks are not b-iug mucli reduced, and some holders, influenced by lato advices from Melbourne and Sydney, are accepting lo*er rat-s. Present quotations are: For prime heavy bright milling; Is l"d to Is lid; shot bright fe'jd, Is 8d to Is lUd; medium, Is 7d to Is 8d; long oats, Is 8d to la lid (ex store,bags weigh-dln).—Carlej': This market is cleared out, and very little demand now for mating, Feed aud milling is occasionally asked for, but the consumption limited. Quotations are merely nominal. Uest malting, 2s Ud to 3s; medium, 2s 8d to 2s lUd ; feed and milling, 2s 3d to 2s tid (ex store). Ityegrass Beed.—The demand has lessened slightly, but last week's quotations are unchnnged, which are as follows :-Farmeis' umtressel, medium, 2s 6d to 3s -d, good to prime (faiily clean) 3s (id to 4s (id; machine-dressed (off old pasture), 6s 3d to 5s 9d; imported, 5s d.i (bugs extra). —Cocksfo t seed sh. ws in alteration for the belter-if auvihing the market is weaker. Quotations are 4d to 4{d per lb. I'otatoes.-Tlie6eareia lair demand at from 40s to 455, if iv good c -ndition au.i freiji picked.

HORSE MARKET.

Messrs Weight, Stephenson, and Co. report as follows :—

For last week's sale a fair number of horses came forward, including a lew fr. m the couutiy, wheb changed hands at ratisfactor> prices. 'i he supply oi lirst-c ass heavy draught horses suitable tor »ng, ons waiintequal tot lie demaud, there beingbuyersin the market lor this description. The demand for yuuug useful spring cart h .rsts suitable for teams v still misapplied, aud all those coming forward change 'hands at satisfactory prices.' We -quote first-class draughts at £?2 to £<H; medium, £U to £20; light draught ami spring-cart horses suitable fur t atns, £!2t>£ 8; first class hacks and light-harness horses, £15 to £30; medium. £8 to £11; interior, £2 to£3.

DUNEDIN PRODUCE.MARKET.

J. H. Kilgouh, grain and produce broker, reports under date November 17 as follows: — Wheat.—There is no alteration to note, the demand being still 1 mited to local requirements. I repeat quotations of last week—Viz , prime velvet ani Tuscan, 4s lOd to 4s lid, up toss forextiachoiue quality; other milling sorts; ,4s 9d fo 4s lOd: medium milling, 4s' 7d to 4s 8d; inferior and fowl leed. 4s to 4s id. Oats.—The market continues dull, there being an entire absence of shipping inquiry. M.Jling may be quoted at Is lid, bright short feed Is lOd, ordinary feei Is Sd to Is 9d. Barley —Ab malting is pretty well over there is no deinan 1 for that description which Is nominally wonh 29 to 3s Id; feed is wanted at 2s Cd to a 8d ; milling, 2s Bd. Chnff is in good supply, and sales are rather more difficult to effect at £4 10b tor best oaten sheaf, and £210 a' to £2 15. for straw chaff. Potatoes.—£2 os to £2 10s for fresh picked Derwents. Grass Seed.—There is nothing doing in ryegrass, and cocksfoot is al3o quiet at 4£d per lb. Butter. New season's sal ,7d per lb; old tells slowly at 6d for be*t mixed brands. hggs are in fair supply at 10J.

GRAIN REPORT.

Messrs Samdel, Obii and Co., Stafford street, report for the week ending November 17 as follows: —

Wheat.—The prices for this cereal are still well maintained a d if anything firmer than last w.ek, as stock in the North are so rtduco that none can now be spired for the South, so that holders will still realise good prices. Prime milling is in most request, while interior Is not so much in demand. We quote prime milling velvet and red straw, 4a lOd to 5n Id; Tuscan, s*; medium, 4b fid to 4s 9d; inferior and fowls* feed. 3s lOd to 4s 4d.

Oats.—Values have again receded, and prices are now coming to the level of speculators, advantages of which has already been taken. Advices from Mt-lbour c this afternoonare that the mar ket there is stil falling, while Sydney and along the coast show no disposition whatever to want any. 'Jhere are still large supplies coming forward. Locally there is little demand, as green leed is plentiful. Our sales during the week have been about 8500 bushels at th« following quotations: Prime milling up to Is lOjd; short bright heavy feed, 1b Bdto Is lod; medium, Is6dtols74d. Barley.—There is practically no demand for it, and some malting parcels which are offering are unsuitable for the purpose, it bting so late in th« season. Prices nominal - malting up to 3s ; milling, 2s 8d feed. 2s 3d to 2s 6d, and not much inquiry. Grass seed.—Nothing doing in ryegrasi, but still a few small linei of cocksfoot going off at up to 4jd per lb. ■

THE SEED MARKET.

Messrs Niamo and Blair report for the week ending November 17:— ■ The trade in seeds continues steady; orders are coming in freely for turnip seeds of sorts, and prices remain without alteration. By grass Seed.—Machine-dressed is worth 5s 3d to 3s (id; well-cleaned farmers' samples, 4s 6d to 4s «d. Cocksfoot is still passing into consumption, and prices are at i Jd to 4}d. Clovers may be considered easier in price as the season is advanc d, and white is in full supply. From some unexplained c^use a very small demand has existed for white this year, and it is the only variety likely to be held over.

WOOL SALES

Messrs Donald Reid asd Co. held their first wool sale of this season's clip at the Otago Corn and-Wool Exchange, Cumberland, Jetty, and Vogel streets, on Tuesday, 16th inst. There %aa a full attendance of local buyers, also several from Australia new to this market. Bidding was very spirited, every lot in the catalogue being keenly competed for, and showing a rise of lsd to 2d as compared with prices ruling at our i.pening sals of last season. Greasy halibred sold up to 10{d; greasy merino, of which there was only a small clip or two, Bjd; greasy pieces in brink request at up to 6£ I; lucks also we I sought after at .2^l 10 sd; washed super merino up to 17.1. Our c.ital gite compr.sgj m bales 4 fadges 168 ba*s, evtry lot lelng fold. I'lie following brand* brought top rates :-Wi , hullbred. l"id : Fd,greasy halllir d X mney, lojd; O, g easy c ossured, 11)^1 ; J F conjdned M. greasy hal.bred, lOd; Kin blue, greasy quiii ter.aud halfbred, lud; XL. greasy hnlfi.red. 9£d ; 88, greasy cro-sbred, 9d ; v;C over M, greasy haitbred hogget, 9|d; T over H, greasy thiee-quaner-bred Leicester bjd;M superior »ashed merino, I7d. W* annex priced catalogue ;— 11, I bag greaßy crossb-ed. Td; X, 1 bag crosbred, 6jd; .MD, a bags greasy crossbred, 6 id; . M, 2 bags pieces, 3id; TS, 3 bales greasy pieces, 4jd, 4 bngs locks, Hjd; B heart, 1 bag greasy croa.-bred, KJd, 4 bags greasy locks. 2d; 1 over triangle, 3 bags greaßy p eces, 4^.1,1 bag greasy merino pieces, -isd, 1 big greasy locks, 3Jd; X in blue, 1 bag greasy crossbred, Bjd, 1 bag pieces, 3d; CO over M, 2 bags balfbred pieces, sd, 1 bag rfli cd pieces, 6jd, 1 bag mixed loekß, 3Jd, 1 bag black, 7{d; W i bale greasy pieces, sd; S in red, 1 bag belly pieces, sd; J diamond, 1 bag greasy locks, 2§d: 1 big grea>y pieces, ssd; VVS, 1 bag g easy balfbred, 6|d; I bag greasy riwssbred, 6Jd; 1 i«g gre.u>y merino, Bjd; J uiamo^.d, i bags crossWed, T|d; 1 bag greasy pieces, 4Jd jBH over x, 2 bales dead halfbred. 6jd; 4 baga pieces, 4fd; GW, 1 bag pieces, 3Jd; X, 2 bags greasy mixed, Kjd; 1 tag greasy crossbred, 7d; 1J over 6quare. 1 b g greaßy rami, 6jd; I bag greasy blaisk, 6?d; Jli), 1 bag greasy bellies, 3Jd; 1 bagfocke.aid; JC,I bagpie.es, ■ljd; VVK, Bbags greasy merino, 7d; 4 bags greasy crossbred, 7Jd; 1 bag locks, 2£d ; 3 bags halfbred pieces, sd; S, lbigdead.ld; M,l baggra-isypieces' ij.l: XL, 1 hag ram-. 7d; 1 bag greasypieces,4Jd; JW I bag pieces, 7d; 2F, 1 bag greasy merino, 7|d; 1 bigliallbred,7d; Z bales greasy black, 6d ; MH. 1 '"'c inerii o. B}d ; F, 2 bales greasy nro6sbred, djd; 3 bags gr. asy merino, 7sd ; 1 bag greasy pieces, >\<X ; b;igirnasv inuiino piices. Jit; I bag greasy-locks, 2il; BP, 5 bales mid 1 Indgo greasy halfbred. 8d ; 1 b<iegreiov<Tos6bred, 7j!d; 1 lad.o greasy merino, 7d; 1 tiidjosinasy locks, M; I bags greasy belliep, fid ; Lw n red, 5 bales g easy crossbred weth-r, 3|d; 1 bale greasy pieces, sjd; 2 bales greasy croiied, Ha; 1 ' ale I • ks, 2^l; 1 bale black, e3d; VV he.art, 1 bag pieces, sd; 1 bale, greay lonks, 3d; I buln grea-y. cro-sbred, i-Jd; J diamond, 1 tale (.rsisv cros3bred, 75d ;AW conjointd, 1 bale gfe.sy er tab id. 7Jd; lV conjoined M, 1 bale g ea-y three-quar er merino. lOd; 2 bigs gr asy a-il'brerl, Pi'; a I'aga eros-bred, ?Jd; 2 bag* pi ces, i}d; 1 ove. t iangle, 4 bales greasy croßsl r«.'d. Bjd : 2 nales g'easy nierlim. B:|d; cross iii 1.1-ie. 2 bales linifbred, lud; S in red, V bales greasy halibred, 9Jd. XX, 4 bales greasy crossbred, fcjd; 2 bales greasy 0.-ossbred. 6Sd; I bale greasy pieces, 4jd; BD 3 h-ilei greasyorosbbrcd.M; stalesttroaiy crossbred,Bg<]

bale meaiy bellies, 4M; B hwrt, 8 bale* gre»»y crossbreds, 7}d; 1 bale greßßy rams o}d; 1 bale greasy cro^ibred and moriiio, 7jd; 1 balfl Kren»T pieces,4Jd; HL, 2 bales greasy l.alfbred, »Jd; M, 10 bales gremy halibre<ls lOil, 0 b.les mperior soured merino, 17d; 4 bales second cruasbred, Cd; 1 bale third merino, lid; JO over Ma ngatus, 2 b.ili-B greasy haltbnd BJd; GW. 1 balegreaßy matted o.oßsbied.ojd; JW, 1 balegivasycrosßbrtd.iijd -, JO, 1 balegrcasvcroßßbr.-d,7id;l)oveisquare.;ioiile groasy oroa.bred", JJd ; 1 bale greasy meriiiu.tfSil ; TS,S bales treasyerossbred.Tidj 1 bales groiay uallbred, 1 ill ; 3 bales greasy erotSun-d niatlid, Ojd; 1 bale gicasy pieces, -id; CO over M, 1 Daleagreasy halfbred hggets, iiju; 2 balea grcisv merii.o, Bid; T over 11, 7 B-i es creasy cro-bred, 8J.1; 1 lalo d.ud crossbred, tiSd; 1 bale grensv pleci-8, .|Jd; 1)11, M tags crossbred, cjd; abigil)iauk,l)3d; 10 toga pieces, !id ; 3 bags groasy mixed, tijd ; JCM, 2 bags lodts, 2jd ; J bagadead.-IJd; 3 hugs ,leces 4jd ; U 2 l«g. g««By halibml, tuid; 1 bag greasy crossbred, BJd; 00, I big- greasy pieces, sjd ; WII, 4 bales gieasy crossbred. 8d ; 1 bale greasy pieces, 6ii; I'bnKidead^Jd; HJ conjoined, ft bates grcisy crossb.ed, 7Jd: 1 bale greasy piecej, 4d; 1 ba^ greaiy locla, 2d; bell, 13 'bales grensy crossbr.-d, Bjd; 1 ba, locks. 3}d; 1 bag mixed, Ojd; 11 over S. 1 bale greasy crossbred dingy, Djd; 80, 8 balei ureasy ha!f----bn-d, BJd; 1 bale greasy pieces. 5(1; Nli, 3 balea greasy pieces, 6d; .1 bog m, r no, 7Jd; ji 1 over W, 3 hilea grenay nierino, 7id; 2 bales greasy halffred, ;d ; 1 bale black, id; Win W, 1 bag greasy locks, 2.1; l-'S,lbuleg easy Itomney and Guovlot. fid; 1 bale liomney and Cheviot crossbred, loid; WO, 4 bales crossbred, 10} d; V, 10 bags greasy orosabred,BJd ; 1 bng grenay pieeea, A\&\ lU£, 1 ban greaay nierino, 7jd ; 1 bug pieces, 5Jd ; 1 bigbe:lies 41; 1 bug locks, :sd ; Ft), 1 bag crossbred piec< s. Bd ; 1 bug locks, ud; 113, 4 balo< greasy crossbred, Bjd; 1 I bale grea-v pieces, 5Jd ; — over O, 9 bales greasy nv-ri 0, Bjd; 8 Inlea gicasy hal'bred, B|d; 1 bale greasy pieces, sjd. Our next sale will take plate about the ond of 1 ho mouth. WRiairr.tTupiiK.NSo.v, and Oo held their flr»t sa'e for this season at their stores, High ttrcet, oil Tuesday. The catalrgue comprised some nice scoured wools aud a few early small lota of farmers' wool. Under good competition, tin catalogue wa» cleared as per price list subjoined :-Mi:M, 1 bag crussb.ed greasy, 7jd; E, 3 b. gi crossbred greasy. 7)d; GW, 3 bags crossbje 1 and in.rino greasy, s}d; 2 bags "merino washed, fijd; CJ, I bugs cro tjbied piece, gr-asy, 61I; 'iS, 2 bales 1 bng qiiarierbnei greaty, Gd; 1 b g crossbred greasy, Ojd; 1 bog pieces g-easy, od; 1 bag locks gieasy, 3d; i ilei-ees v ack gieasy, (5Jd; X. 1 bale elipe, 7jd. JRM, 1 bale ciossbred greisy, 7jd; SY, 3 bales crossfa el(ewes2balH ß , hoggetsl bale), 7Jd; 1 bale locke aud piooea greasy, 3}d ; WUS, 1 bale merino greasy, s!d; 1 bale akin pieces greasy, id; nOO, t ba.ea la combing hallbnd. 2nd, led; 2 bales tcoured lsi combing lii.lfbred, 15Jd; 2 bales scoured Ist com - ing halfbred hoggets, I2J1; 3 bales scoured Ist combing merino hoggets, Kid; 1 bale scoured hallbred pieces hoggets 9|d; 1 bal scoured crosabrcd plecea hoggets, 7jd ; OUT, 3 bale* greasy crossbred, »jd; DM,4 bales greasy crossbred, B}d; itA, 2 balea greasy merino, 7J<l; f1,'26 bales greaay mcrico, Bja; W, (( balea scoured lwlfbred, 16d; 1 scoured merino, 16Jd; 2 bales Blipe haltbred, 12d; 1 bale elipe crotabied, lud.