Compared to last week: Yearling steers and yearling heifers sold generally steady in a very narrow comparison. Steer calves sold generally steady on all offerings. Heifer calves under 450 lbs sold 5.00-8.00 higher, heifer calves over 450 sold steady to 3.00 higher. Demand for all feeders was moderate to good this sale. Todays sale featured red angus and Hereford cattle and several very attractive consignments were seen. Overall quality was mostly average to attractive. A large crowd was on hand for todays sale and buyer participation was better this week as more buyers were active in purchasing feeders. Package sizes remain small to medium this week with no load lots on offer. Market activity was mostly active this week. Weigh up cows sold on mostly light to moderate demand and moderate to heavy offerings. Slaughter cows sold mostly 2.00-4.00 lower than last week on all classes of slaughter cows. Feeding cows sold mostly 2.00-5.00 lower. Quality this week was mostly average to attractive. Weigh up conditions were mostly below average this sale as all cows were pushing heavy amounts of fill as they sold late in the day after the feeder cattle. Additionally, most cows were wet bagged as most hand freshly weaned calves. Slaughter bulls were too lightly tested to develop an accurate market trend, however higher undertones were noticed. Young age cow quality was mostly average to attractive this week. These offerings sold generally steady in a narrow comparison. Demand was mostly moderate to good.