Numbers lifted at this weeks Central West Livestock Exchange cattle sale though quality continues to be mixed.
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There were some better finished types among the 486 yarded along with the lighter plainer types.
The usual buyers were present and competing along with restockers in a mostly firm market with an increase of 87 cattle on last week's sale.
Well finished yearlings to processors sold from 355c to 385c/kg.
Steers to feedlots sold from 352c to 400c for middle weight and from 380c to 417c/kg for heavies.
Restockers were again active on the lighter lines and paid from 359c to 458c/kg.
Yearling heifers to feed received from 350c to 409c/kg. Restockers competed strongly on the store types with prices making from 350c to 418ckg.
Grown heifers held firm and sold from 290c to 330c/kg.
Cows lifted 5c to 10c with heavy 2 score selling from 285c to 300c and 3 score receiving from 307c to 316c/kg.
