TTTTTTT 1 st & 2 nd October 2013 33 CLEAN CATTLE Inc. PRIME BULLS 10.30am – Auctioneer: Richard Furnival Few more about again today and a decent trade again, prime cattle in very good demand. Plenty more could have been sold to vendors advantage today. Overall average settled at 201.23p/kg which is 10p/kg up on the week, helped by a few more quality heifers on show, overall heifers averaged 210p/kg today. Top spot went to Steven Walton’s Phoenix Grain with his usual excellent cattle, this week topping at 244p/kg (x2) for 485kg limx heifers, same home also at 227p/kg and 220p/kg. George Rhodes with excellent Limx heifers to 238p/kg, RS Cornall & Son with Baza heifers to 220p/kg. Andrew Fare topped the steer section with lightweight Bbx to 214p/kg, Joe Lowcock with heavy AAx to 197p/kg, Limx from RS Cornall & Son B&W’s to 181p/kg from T & E Garlick. 15 Bulls Another good show of bulls this week, predominately B&W’s, top spot to Robert Fryars with B&W’s to 166p/kg, T & E Garlick at 165p/kg, Messrs Gregory & Dickinson at 158p/kg to mention a few. Clean Cattle To 244.00p/kg Ave 201.23p/kg Bulls To 166.00p/kg Ave 155.27p/kg 53 STORE CATTLE 11.00am – Auctioneer: Richard Furnival What a real shame, we had buyers a plenty to day and more than double could and should have been sold on that trade. Autumn turn in will soon be with us. There is an old saying “corn down, Horn Up” which is certainly true at the moment. No real headline catchers today but I think most went home happy. Trade topped out at £990 for strong B&W’s from Paul Slater, Gornall Bros with BB to £930, J Aspinall with AAx steers looking well sold at £920, Andrew Rossall with AAx to £900, Richard Ayrton with AAx to £860, Frx from the same home to £800 to mention but a few. In the heifer section Mr Aspen (Poulton) topped with an excellent run of BBx to £930, Bob Kelsall with BBx to £900, Gornall Bros with BBx to £870, AAx from Bill Berry to £750 etc Notable Prices : Steers Heifers Limx £650 Chipping Limx £690 Bleasdale BBx £930 C.O.B BBx £930 Poulton Hol £990 Barnacre AAx £750 Bleasdale Angus £920 Altcar Herex £ Swedish Red £ Frx £765 Bleasdale All Cattle being sold as farm assured must have been on a farm assured holding for 90 days. Already Entered 12 British Blue & Angus Bullocks & Heifers DAIRY- Next Sale - Tuesday 15th October 2013 Just 2 entered this week from new dairy vendors, Alan and Andrew Thornton, Fresh calved Friesian Cows topped at £1300
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1st & 2
nd October 2013
33 CLEAN CATTLE Inc. PRIME BULLS 10.30am – Auctioneer: Richard Furnival
Few more about again today and a decent trade again, prime cattle in very good demand. Plenty more could
have been sold to vendors advantage today.
Overall average settled at 201.23p/kg which is 10p/kg up on the week, helped by a few more quality heifers
on show, overall heifers averaged 210p/kg today.
Top spot went to Steven Walton’s Phoenix Grain with his usual excellent cattle, this week topping at
244p/kg (x2) for 485kg limx heifers, same home also at 227p/kg and 220p/kg. George Rhodes with
excellent Limx heifers to 238p/kg, RS Cornall & Son with Baza heifers to 220p/kg. Andrew Fare topped the
steer section with lightweight Bbx to 214p/kg, Joe Lowcock with heavy AAx to 197p/kg, Limx from RS Cornall
& Son B&W’s to 181p/kg from T & E Garlick.
15 Bulls
Another good show of bulls this week, predominately B&W’s, top spot to Robert Fryars with B&W’s to
166p/kg, T & E Garlick at 165p/kg, Messrs Gregory & Dickinson at 158p/kg to mention a few.
Clean Cattle To 244.00p/kg Ave 201.23p/kg
Bulls To 166.00p/kg Ave 155.27p/kg
53 STORE CATTLE 11.00am – Auctioneer: Richard Furnival What a real shame, we had buyers a plenty to day and more than double could and should have been sold on
that trade. Autumn turn in will soon be with us. There is an old saying “corn down, Horn Up” which is
certainly true at the moment. No real headline catchers today but I think most went home happy.
Trade topped out at £990 for strong B&W’s from Paul Slater, Gornall Bros with BB to £930, J Aspinall with
AAx steers looking well sold at £920, Andrew Rossall with AAx to £900, Richard Ayrton with AAx to £860, Frx
from the same home to £800 to mention but a few.
In the heifer section Mr Aspen (Poulton) topped with an excellent run of BBx to £930, Bob Kelsall with BBx to
£900, Gornall Bros with BBx to £870, AAx from Bill Berry to £750 etc
Notable Prices: Steers Heifers
Limx £650 Chipping Limx £690 Bleasdale
BBx £930 C.O.B BBx £930 Poulton
Hol £990 Barnacre AAx £750 Bleasdale
Angus £920 Altcar Herex £
Swedish Red £ Frx £765 Bleasdale
All Cattle being sold as farm assured must have been on a farm assured holding for 90 days. Already Entered 12 British Blue & Angus Bullocks & Heifers
DAIRY- Next Sale - Tuesday 15th October 2013 Just 2 entered this week from new dairy vendors, Alan and Andrew Thornton,
Fresh calved Friesian Cows topped at £1300
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668 Prime Lambs including Ewes 9.00– Auctioneer James Fish
Lambs - Good number forward to last week, averages in line with everywhere else with an overall average
of 157.37p/kg 6.29p/kg back on last week, commercial lambs were harder to place. Buyers in a very lack
lustre approach to all but the very best today.
Top spot per head this week goes to K G Wilkinson with Texels to £78, followed by A Fare, KG Wilkinson,
T&EA Garth and Son with Texels to £74, T Jump with Texels to £73.50, A Birchall ,W R Berry and J Miller with
Texels to £73, R Seed and Son with Texels to £72.50, R Helme with Texels to £72, PF Lee ,L Goodier and R J
Byron J J &R Kelsall with Texels to £71.50, AB&J Parkinson, J&A Heap and Son and A&J Carr and Son with
Texels to £71, to mention but a few.
Top price per kilo went to A Fare with Texels to 180p/kg, followed by A&J Carr and Son with Texels to
178p/kg, R Seed and Son with Texels to 175p/kg, Beltex from A Pheonix to 175p/kg, WP Brewer and Sons
with Texels to 173p/kg, T Jump with Texels to 171p/kg, WR Berry with Texels to 170p/kg, J&A Heap and Son
with Texels to 169p/kg, R Helme with Texels to 168p/kg, and plenty of meaty lambs in the 165-160p/kg
Ewes A decent entry of ewes forward this week to top at £94/hd for a heavy texel ewe from R&J Capstick .
Averages came back at £51.27 which is a £2.25 down on the week but taking into account the numbers of
hill sheep in today very similar to last week. A few goats in today with trade topping at £55 from Lowbark
Farming Co.
Averages:
Ewes / Tups to To £94.00 Ave. £51.27
HOGGS Ave. 000.00p/kg
Spring Lambs
Light (25-32)
To
000.00p/kg
Ave.
000.00p/kg
Medium (32.1-39) To 167.00pkg Ave. 161.34p/kg
Standard (39.1-45) To 193.00p/kg Ave. 163.69p/kg
Heavy (45.1-52) To 165.00p/kg Ave. 149.28p/kg
Overall 162.99p/kg
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