Echuca associated agents put together a mixed yarding of around 500 store cattle for their monthly store sale on Monday.
Despite the mixed nature of the offering and the lack of any larger lines of cattle, the sale was described as "very strong".
Northern Victorian Livestock's Jayden Ferrari, said the sale was "very dear".
He said there were no real "quality lines" of cattle.
There was a "fair" run of F1 heifers yarded - Brangus/Friesian and Angus/Friesian cross, he said.
"The heifers were in a range of 280 to 320kg that sold well with one buyer taking the bulk of them," he said.
The heifers were in a range of 280 to 320kg that sold well with one buyer taking the bulk of them
- Jayden Ferrari, Northern Victorian Livestock
He said the lines sold from around $1100 to $1330.
Mr Ferrari quoted a pen of Limousin steers, 360 kilograms, that made $1560 or 433 cents a kilogram.
There was also a pen of Limousin heifers, 320kg that sold for $1480 or 462c/kg.
He said their yarding also included a pen of six Murray Grey-cross cows, third to fifth calvers with Limousin calves, three to five months old at foot, that sold for $2500.
He said a run of Friesian steers with the best of them weighing 220kg selling for $800. Similar steers at 160kg sold for $720.
Charles L King auctioneer Brock Fletcher quoted a pen of two black baldy cows with calves at foot and PTIC to calve in March-April 2021, sold for $2750.
Mr Fletcher said the cattle sold very well, particularly some lighter types.
Hamish Hoopell of FP Nevins & Co quoted some lines of cows and calves including Charolais cows with Angus calves at foot that sold for $1899.
A pen of Limousin cows, second to third calvers, with calves at foot sold for $2800.
Two Speckle Park cows with Speckle Park calves at foot that sold for $3000.
