20/10/2026
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Numbers continued to rise, with fair to good quality across the yarding. There was a good supply of feeders, more tail-end cattle and improved numbers of trade cattle, along with reasonable runs of prime grown steers and heifers.
Around 400 good-quality cows were penned, alongside a larger offering of heavy bulls. The market generally strengthened, with grown cattle to processors the main exception.
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Weaner steers reached 619c/kg, while heifers sold to 538c/kg.
Medium weight feeder steers lifted 15c/kg, reaching 608c/kg. Heavy feeder steers remained firm, selling to 553c/kg.
Feeder heifers also gained 15c/kg across medium and heavy weights, reaching 522c/kg.
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Trade cattle lifted around 3c/kg, with trade heifers selling to 500c/kg.
Grown steers and bullocks eased 20c/kg, giving back last week's gains, but still reached 490c/kg. Prime and heavy grown heifers slipped 6โ10c/kg, selling to 490c/kg.
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Heavy cows sold up to 10c/kg stronger, with the secondary heavy cows showing the biggest gains and reaching 428c/kg.
A strong run of heavy B-muscled bulls also impressed, with the best reaching 458c/kg.
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62% of the yarding headed back to restockers, 33% to processors and 5% to feedlots.
By state, 65% remained in NSW, with 25% heading to Victoria and 10% to Queensland.