CTLX Cattle Report
Report Date: 15th July 2025
Total Yarding: 1,700
Commentary
Numbers remained similar to last week with 1700 cattle yarded. Quality was mixed with good numbers of feeder weights along with lighter store cattle. There was a limited supply of heavy prime cattle however a good yarding of heavy cows. Not all the regular buyers were operating.
Young cattle to the trade lifted 12c, prime yearling steers sold from 373c to 422c, and prime yearling heifers, 332c to 410c/kg. Feeder steers were 10c dearer, selling from 370c to 482c, and feeder heifers, up 5c, 360c to 410c/kg. Lightweight steers to restockers sold to 502c/kg.
Prime grown cattle sold 15c cheaper on quality, heavy steers sold from 340c to 376c, and heavy heifers, 285c to 370c/kg. Cows lifted 10c and more in places, 2 and 3 scores sold from 245c to 338c, and heavy prime cows, 330c to 364c/kg. Heavy bulls sold to 330c/kg.
Market reporter, Angus Williams
