Agents Boyd O'Brien Bartholomew reported an increase in numbers, yarding 542 head of cattle at Moreton on Tuesday.
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An enthusiastic panel of buyers saw active competition with all descriptions selling to improved rates.
With a full panel of buyers competing, export cattle jumped 10-20 cents. Feeder cattle showed improvement with price increases of 20-40 cents.
A quality line of weaners sold to spirited competition with prices kicking 40-50 cents a kilogram. Quality grain trade sold fully firm.
Maleny Black Angus consigned light vealer steers that sold to 719.2c to return $1348. Weaner steers from Hans and Mitchell Masen made 609.2c to come back at $1270. Liam Gill sold weaner heifers for 549.2c that came back at $1125.
Grain trade heifers and steers from L and J Muller Pty Ltd sold for 463.2c and 471.2c, respectively, to return $1951 and $2070. Shine Bros sold heavy feeders steers for 519.2c to return $2157. Heavy feeders steers from Petroster Pty Ltd made 509.2c to come back at $2223.
Brian and Donna Crosby sold trade feeder steers for 539.2c to realise $1887. Eight tooth pasture ox from Ken and Jan Drynan made 388.2c or $2029. Roy and Ken Bassett sold 4 tooth pasture ox for 415.2c or $2532. Four tooth pasture heifers from Yawarra Pty Ltd sold to 420.2c to come back at $2248.
Andrew and Hayley Ahern sold pens of heavy cows for 379.2c to come back at $2091, and medium cows for 372.2c or $1798. Heavy cows from Karreman Quarries sold for 369.2c to realise $2510. Andrew Kantor sold a bull for 352.2c or $2852.
