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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, well all that too, he'll go there and where
did he go? On? Again?
Speaker 2 (00:03):
For stock selling action comes courtesy of PGG writes, and
once again Sam Riley gives us a rundown on the
process from the Luneville sale yard. It's good a slammer.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
How do we fare good here? You know? Andie bris
is pretty much a small yarding in today, just on
the back of there a long weekend, so prime prime
sheet looked pretty similar on the prime lamb side of it,
store lambs look pretty similar, and nextly no store kettle
to speak of, so we'll whip it into the prime sheet, mate,
I was heavy lambs two thirty to two fifty, the
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medium's two teen to two twenty and the lighter in
primes at one eighty four to two bucks two hundred. Sorry,
will he use one eighty two two ten, one fifty
to one seventy on the mediums and one twenty one
forty on the lighter and stuff? Michael Trade rams a
handful of those and eighty to one hundred dollars them
tops of those, and fifty to seventy on the mediums
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into the store sheet. Reasonable yarding of store lambs.
Speaker 3 (00:58):
And today one seventy five to one eighty five on
the top, one sixty to one seventy on the mediums,
and one forty to one fifty on the.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
Lighter than stuff. And moving to the prime kettle, just
a small yarding and prime kettle made up of a
few heapers and a few cows.
Speaker 4 (01:15):
There's a couple of skiers in six hundred seventy twive
yellow stairs at four dollars forty, two dairy heapers at
three eighty to four thirty kg three dollars eighty and
giry heap is at three thirty to three sixty. They
were three dollars fifty under the cows five hundred and
six hundred klow cows they were two dollars fifty, two
dollars eighty and four hundred and five hundred klopos a
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two dollars twenty eight and there was no store kettle
to speak off, so we won't go there.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
But that wraps up R