Store lambs were well supplied but were back in numbers. Most of these were unshorn new season lambs.

Shorn trade lambs were well supplied and there was a good run of heavy lambs penned. All the usual lamb buyers were operating.

The 2 score restocking lambs sold from $69 to $123/head. Medium and heavy trades were firm and started at $117 for shorn lambs to $149/head.

Heavy lambs eased $5 to $6 and up to $10 in places and sold from $152 to $175/head. Carcase prices ranged from 600c to 645c/kg cwt on average. The best of the heavy hoggets made to $152/head.

Mutton numbers stay steady and quality mixed. Prices were $10 cheaper. Medium weight ewes sold from $77 to $104/head.

Heavy crossbreds to $172 and Merino wethers reached $129/head and averaged 360c to 420c/kg cwt.

Cattle numbers eased and the quality was mixed.

There were a few weaners, which sold to re-stockers. Yearlings were well supplied but trade cattle were limited. There was a good run of grown steers and bullocks and only a limited number of cows.

Weaner steers sold to 322c for lightweights and heifers reached 304c/kg.

Feeder steers eased 9c on the medium weights, but were up to 8c dearer on the heavy steers.

Heavy weights sold from 230c to 290c, averaging 279c/kg. Feeder heifers eased 9c to 10c with most selling from 235c to 263c/kg. The few trade cattle sold to 270c/kg.

Grown steers were back 4c selling from 238c to 250c/kg.

Cows were 10c to 15c cheaper on a very small run.

The medium weight 2 score cows made from 148c to 170c/kg.

The heavy 3 and 4 scores made from 175c to 190c/kg.