The Muster: Lorneville Stock Sale Report

Andrew Martin presents the latest stock sale report from Lorneville.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, well, all right, sir, he'll go there and what
did he go on again?

Speaker 2 (00:03):
For PGG Writes and Presents start selling action that occurred
at the Luvel sale yards this morning.

Speaker 1 (00:09):
So we've got Andrew Martin on the line to give
us a rundown on the prices.

Speaker 2 (00:12):
Good afternoon, Andrew. How do'll we go? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (00:15):
No, pretty good, similar to the last couple of weeks.
If I'm being hones standy, I'll probably just a little
bit of rinse and repeat down on the numbers, but
pricing still very very solid. We'll start with with the
old season's lambs, the winter lambs for a kickoff. The
best of.

Speaker 2 (00:31):
Those two eighty through the three forty. Probably of note,
there maybe half a dozen tens of those heavy lambs
that are three hundred dollars or better. Second draftings in
the two forty to two seventy bracket light of prime
lambs at one seventy through the two thirty best of
the us today they are a little stronger one seventy
up to wed two hundred er a day for some

(00:53):
good heavy use one fifty to one sixty five the
seconds one twenty one forty five thirty cups with the
light lightest of the condition using the eighty to one
hundred and ten dollar breacket mark local trade rams best
of those still tipping out around the eighty dollar mark
sixty to seventy for the seconds and forty to fifty
four lighter prime rams store lambs one fifty to one

(01:15):
sixty five for the bestage, one thirty to one forty
for the seconds, and one twenty to one twenty five
for the third caps. A couple of pens are using
lambs in today, and they were around the one hundred
and thirty five dollar mark all countants and to the
kettle we go small yarding of primes steers that were there.
The best of those five to six hundred kilos were

(01:37):
four forty to four dollars fifty po kilo effers in
the four fifty to five hundred kilow breakeet four dollars
forty three klo cows, Heavy cows five hundred to five
fifties two eighty to three dollars per kilo, four fifty
to five hundred klo cows to sixty to two dollars
eighty mark, and lighter cares four hundred four twenty were

(02:00):
two dollars to two forty and to the store kettle
we go best of the r two stairs. Hereford stairs
at four sixty nine k's made twenty two hundred dollars
to steers Hereford cross again at three fifty k's made
fifteen hundred and eighty dollars. Two freezing stairs at four
hundred and thirty kilos were seventeen hundred and fifty and

(02:23):
Tomar two freezing balls and the four hundred and thirty
five kilo bracket made nineteen hundred dollars. To the healing market,
we go, Hereford cross mix six two sixty four kilos
we're twelve fifty, and freezing balls at two one hundred
and thirty six kilos we're eleven hundred and seventy. Smaller
shouting of both time and store kettle and both selling

(02:44):
on Greek solid markets. Still getting the carves through Bobby calves, setters,
Charlet cross balls best of those up to two hundred dollars.
Charlo cross heifers best of those up to one fifty
into the Hereford cross market. The ball markets to those
were at one point fifty and the second draftings down
at one twenty. The Hereck across heifers pretty much around

(03:08):
the eighty to ninety dollars bracket for the herith A
cross heifers, and the freezing bull market was around seventy
to eighty dollars. Good solid market for the very good
beef calves with the ballots of the calves the market
just easing off slightly, and that about.

Speaker 1 (03:24):
Wraps us up from one wool for another Tuesday. And
I've got to learn that of