Sheep numbers were the lowest seen in some time with most of the action in the prime hogget pens.
Prices eased with most trading at $95-$109; a small top end made $110-$136.
A small number of new-season lambs fetched $121-$136.
Prime ewe prices also eased with just under 400 offered. Heavy ewes traded at $94-$114, medium-good $77-$87, light-medium $40-$68.
A small offering of ewes with lambs-at-foot made $56-$74.
Store hogget numbers dropped significantly to 173 and sold to limited interest, with mixed-sex making $75-$95.
The top prime steers earned $2.85-$2.97/kg, with a small offering of forward stores trading at $3.00-$3.02/kg.
Heavy heifer prices were steady with the better types returning $2.80-$2.87/kg; high-yielding exotic lines made $2.91-$2.97/kg.
Prices eased for second cuts, however, to $2.72-$2.77/kg; dairy lines made $2.52-$2.58/kg.
A small offering of cows sold over a tight range at $1.75-$1.93/kg.
