If I understood that right, your buyer bought the calves for you with your number and represented you as a buyer. Was not envolved in the selling, except advised you as to when to sell. I presume you paid him some sort of a fee, commission, or X amount per head for representing you as a buyer. Thats how it works with buyers that I know of. Therefore no compensated wage is owed in the selling. Being a cattle buyer, he is always right on top of the market. He didn't really give you any information that he didn't know right off the top of his head. He gave you a helpful hint from one friend to another. I would suggest something in the way of a tip. He sounds like a really good guy, and I'm betting he refuses to take it. I don't think you will make him mad or offend him by offering, but don't be suprized if he not except it.
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