Compared to last week: All feeder cattle were too lightly tested last week to develop any market trend. Both calf and yearling quality was average today. Moderate to good demand was seen for yearlings, however demand did diminish as buyers filled loads. Most feeders were offered in small packages or as singles. Market activity was mostly moderate to active today. Weigh up cows comprised most of todays sale. Cow quality this week was mixed from plain to very attractive. Many lame, low yielding cows continue to be seen and many were purchased to feed again this week. Packer buyers were active in buying lower yielding slightly blemished cows as well. These cows were purchased to hold for the upcoming holidays. Feeding cow demand started the sale very good but moderated as buyers filled loads. This led to wide price spreads on both boning and lean cows. High quality feeding cows sold mostly 2.00-3.00 lower. Most cows were purchased to feed again this week as very few offerings were purchased for direct slaughter. Demand for slaughter cows was mostly light, but stronger than last week. Slaughter cows sold steady on breaking cows, boning and lean cows sold steady to 1.00 higher. Weigh conditions were mostly average today. Slaughter bulls sold mostly steady to weak. Feeding bulls sold generally steady. Quality today was mostly average for bulls. Young age cows suitable to feed or rebreed sold mostly steady to weak. Demand from rebreed buyers remains good to very good, however quality this week overall was not as attractive as last week. Young cow offerings were heavy.