The few new season lambs to restock were $12 cheaper selling from $80 to $123/head. The 2 score processing lambs were $15 cheaper ranging from $78 to $106/head. Medium and heavy trade weights eased $8 to $12 selling from $105 to $146/head. Heavy lambs made from $154 to $178/head. Carcase prices averaged from 600c to 650c/kg cwt for the processing lambs. Hoggets reached $146/head.

Mutton numbers were also back and the quality was again mixed, with the majority of the sheep light and medium weights. Prices eased $12 to $15/head. Light ewes sold from $26 to $58/head. Medium weights sold from $70 to $101/head. Heavy crossbreds reached $136 and Merinos $131/head. Carcase prices averaged 320c to 375c/kg on most.

Numbers lifted and the quality was mixed. There were plenty of light 1 and 2 score yearlings and there was a very good run of medium weight feeder steers. Grown steers were limited and a little plainer in quality. Around 260 cows were offered in a cheaper market.

Weaner steers to restock sold to 295c and heifers 253c/kg. Feeder steers eased 5c to 7c with the medium weights selling from 240c to 288c and heavy weights 230c to 268c/kg. Heifers to feed were back 13c on the medium weights selling from 222c to 266c and the light feeders averaged 233c/kg. The only yearlings to the trade were heavy heifers and received 255c to 265c/kg.

Grown steers were 20c cheaper 230c to 260c/kg. Grown heifers averaged 8c to 12c cheaper reaching 220c/kg. Most cows were 20c back with the exception of the best of the heavy cows which lost 12c/kg. The 2 score cows sold from 148c to 172c and the heavy 3 and 4 scores 166c to 205c averaging 195c/kg on the heavy 4 score cows.