According to the National Livestock Reporting Service yearlings made up the bulk of the young cattle with only a few weaners penned.

There was a good run of grown steers and light and medium weight cows. The market lifted 10c to 20c/kg across most categories.

The few weaner steers 260c to 307c and heifers 188c to 252c/kg.

Medium weight feeder steers sold from 270c to 329c and heavy weights 290c to 325c/kg.

Feeder heifers ranged between 245c to 259c/kg.

Heavy trade cattle sold to a similar trend with heifers starting at 250c to steers at 315c/kg. A better run of grown steers gained 20c selling to 315c and 2 tooth heifers reached 300c/kg.

Light and medium weight cows were 20c to 30c/kg dearer with limited numbers and strong restocking activity. The 2 score cows sold from 180c to 215c/kg.

The heavy cows averaged firm but sold to a dearer trend ranging from 200c to 250c to average 239c/kg on the 4 score cows.