SALE OF SHEEP.
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The sale of Mr.. Cander's Saxony sheep, which
have been advertised for some days past, took place
yesterday The highest sale was that Of buck,
which was purchased by Mr.. Hurd, of Duchess
county, for $3.50 The lowest price brought by the
bucks, was 8i60. The ewes generally brought
f. ON so to 80 o. IS dollars. MIR. Hubert, Of Win
chester, Comm purchased very fine eve for 800
for which he was offered Sl2O before night. MIR.
H. hos already some fine Saxonies at home. and
such is the rage for possessing this description Of
sheep, that he has, within few weeks, sold pair
OF twin lambs, before they were fortnight old, for
1920, and has been offered 1900 for another.


N. Z. Com, .9dv,