Mick Dillon from Dillon and Sons reported a total yarding of 760 head at Singleton last week, 200 head less than the previous sale.
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Younger cattle continued to make up the majority of the yarding with around 60 cows yarded and a fair selection of grown steers and heifers as well.
In the trade yarding last week prices for restockers were back with the best pens of angus weaners reaching a top of $3.65 a kilo while the pick of the remaining breeds topped at $3.33.
The pick of the young butcher calves slipped with the best pens to a top of $3.32 a kilo while grain assisted yearlings topped at $3.20.
In the export yarding prices slipped with the best grown steers reaching $3.00 a kilo while grown heifers topped at $2.89.
Prices for cows came back marginally with the best pens reaching a top of $2.25 a kilo while the best of the grown heavy bulls topped at $2.40.
The draw for next week's sale, Max Bailey and Dillon and Sons will be third d sale.
