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No Delay, We Pay on the Day NO DELAY, WE PAY ON THE DAY Please remember that Malton Market pays on the day each and every Tuesday for fatstock and Friday for store stock. At Malton you can sell your stock and your cheque is ready to collect in the market pay office straightaway. TUESDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2020 MARKET REPORT 19 steers averaged 235.18ppk and topped at 269.50ppk (£1717.88) 6 young bulls averaged 203.13ppk and topped at 227.50ppk (£1581.13) 34 heifers averaged 239.18ppk and topped at 270.50ppk (£1863.23) 12 OTM cattle topped at 153.50ppk (£1399.33) 622 Lambs averaged 203.91ppk and topped at £110.00 (256.00ppk) 137 Cull ewes averaged £76.58 and topped at £104.00. To enter your stock contact Philip Place on 07702 853697, Keith Warters on 07850 915249, Will Tyson on 07977 560109 or Jack Ayres-Sumner -07801 685664 6 YOUNG BULLS Bulls topped at 227.50ppk for an excellent 18 month old Lim X weighing 695kg (£1581.13) from AW Hardwick and Sons, Snainton selling to R Pearson, Bradford, bulls from the same home to 223.50ppk, 219.50ppk and 213.50ppk. Lim X 850kg from JH Almond topped at 175.50ppk (£1491.75). 19 STEERS Steers topped at 269.50ppk for a well-bred 18-month-old Brit Blue X weighing 575kg (£1549.63) from N Marwood, Harome selling to R Pearson, Bradford. Lim X 675kg from DR Jackson topped at 254.50ppk (£1717.88), steers from the same home to 252.50ppk and 247.50ppk. Brit Blue X 600kg from D & J Oxtoby topped at 249.50ppk, steers from the same home to 247.50ppk, 245.50ppk and 245.50ppk. Lim X 610kg from J E & P Remmer topped at 239.50ppk (£1460.95). MALTON LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEERS THE CATTLE MARKET MALTON NORTH YORKSHIRE YO17 7JN Lim X 680kg from MD Medd topped at 231.50ppk (£1574.20). BA X 615kg from W & L Thompson topped at 241.50ppk (£1485.23). Brit Blue X 690kg from CF Beal topped at 227.50ppk (£1569.75). 34 HEIFERS Heifers topped at 270.50ppk for an excellent 18-month-old Brit Blue X weighing 585kg (£1582.43) from J & R Waind, Brawby, selling to Radford’s Butchers, Sleights. Brit Blue X 540kg from JE & P Remmer topped at 259.50ppk (£1401.30). Lim X 605kg from A Cussons and Son topped at 241.50ppk (£1461.08). Brit Blue X 600kg from DR Jackson topped at 259.50ppk (£1557.00). Brit Blue X 555kg from N Marwood topped at 268.50ppk (£1490.18), heifers from the same home to 264.50ppk, 258.50ppk, 256.50ppk and 253.50ppk. Lim X 575kg from JR Gardiner topped at 264.50ppk (£1520.88). Lim X 610kg from W & L Thompson topped at 259.50ppk (£1582.95). Lim X 570kg from AW Hardwick topped at 255.50ppk (£1456.35). Brit Blue X 600kg from CF Beal topped at 259.50ppk (£1557.00). 12 OTM CATTLE 10 Older cull cows (over 72 months old) Char X 810kg from K Rennison, York topped at 153.50ppk (£1243.35) selling to JA Jewitt, Spennymoor. AA X 560kg from BG & K Wilkinson topped at 104.50ppk (£585.20). Lim X 650kg from PH Hodgson topped at 120.50ppk (£783.25). Brit Blue X 680kg from AR Temple topped at 123.50ppk (£839.80). 2 OTM Bulls BA X 1115kg from I & WA Todd, Lockton topped at 125.50ppk (£1399.33). BSH 1050kg from PR & TA Ball topped at 91.50ppk (£960.75). 622 LAMBS Lambs topped at 256.00ppk for a pen of well finished Beltex X 43kg (£110.00) from JR Metcalfe, Foston on the Wolds, selling to N Dunsford on behalf of R Agar Butchers, Ilkley. Texel X 40kg from Garrowby Estate Farms topped at 245.00ppk (£98.00). Texel X 41kg from JT & K Eddon topped at 234.00ppk (£96.00). Texel X 41kg from JD Jackson topped at 220.00ppk (£90.00). Char X 45kg from KW & RJ Wilson topped at 218.00ppk (£98.00). Texel X 47kg from JE Clifford topped at 213.00ppk (£100.00). Bleu De Maine from M & JE Dowson topped at 213.00ppk (£98.00). Texel X 38kg from W Gamble topped at 211.00ppk (£80.00). MALTON LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEERS THE CATTLE MARKET MALTON NORTH YORKSHIRE YO17 7JN Top PPH - £110.00 Lambs topped at £110.00 (43kg) from JR Metcalfe. Texel X from JW E & P Robson topped at £106.00 (53kg). Texel X from CG Harper topped at £106.00 (54kg). Texel X from J & J Duffy topped at £102.00 (66kg). Texel X from JE Clifford topped at £100.00 (47kg). Bleu X from M & JE Dowson topped at £99.00 (47kg). Texel X from TA Robson topped at £98.50 (50kg). Texel X from KW & RJ Wilson topped at £98.00. Texel X from Garrowby Estate Farm topped at £98.00 (40kg). Texel X from JH & D Emmerson topped at £96.00 (46kg). 144 CULL EWES/RAMS Ewes Av. £76.58 Rams Av. £105.71 Mule X topped at £82.00. 38 ewes averaged £73.84. Top price AM Wainwright. Suffolk X topped at £100.00. 31 ewes averaged £86.29. Top price BW & DJ Glaves. Texel X topped at £104.00. 45 ewes averaged £89.62. Top price BW & DJ Glaves. Dorset X topped at £76.00. 1 ewe averaged £76.00. Top price W Gamble. Ryeland X topped at £72.00. 2 ewes averaged £72.00. Top price DR Wilson. Swale topped at £25.00. 14 ewes averaged £25.00. Top price Breck House Enterprise. Cheviot X topped at £68.00. 4 ewes averaged £68.00. Top price J Bruce. Southdown X topped at £68.00. 2 ewes averaged £68.00. Top price BW & DJ Glaves. Char X Ram topped at £136.00. 5 rams averaged £119.20. Top Price R Lamb and Son. Texel Ram topped at £74.00. 2 rams averaged £72.00 Top price JR Dransfield. STORES - FRIDAY 30TH OCTOBER 2020 An excellent entry of store lambs met with a very firm trade, with many buyers socially distancing at the ring side. Continental x gimmer lambs topped at £103 for an excellent pen from Mr J Wildsmith, Fadmoor. 1104 store lambs were sold on the day to top at £100 with an overall average of £80.00 some £15.00 / head dearer than the equivalent week last year. Ian swallow saw his quality entry of 216 Texel x lambs sell to £88.00 with a very respectable average of £81.72 Forward 1104 store lambs Texel x lambs to £100.00. – M Easterby, Sherriff Hutton (£80.88) Suffolk x lambs to £80.00. – FH Stephenson, Londesborough (£74.63) Beltex x lambs to £86.00 – NA & CF Martinson, Watton (£81.97) Charollais x lambs to £78.00 – PR Wilkinson, Fadmoor MALTON LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEERS THE CATTLE MARKET MALTON NORTH YORKSHIRE YO17 7JN Please note the next sale of store lambs and cattle will be this Friday 6th November with 1,000 lambs and almost 200 store cattle expected Will Tyson on Behalf of Malton Livestock Auctioneers Mobile: 07977 560109 Office: 01653 697820 Young Bulls – Sale commencing – 11.00am Prices per kilogram Type Weight No. From To Average Medium 551-650kg 1 223.50 223.50 223.50 Heavy 651kgs + 5 173.50 227.50 199.60 Overall Average 203.13 Prices per head Type Weight No. From To Average Medium 551-650kg 1 1452.75 1452.75 1452.75 Heavy 651kg + 5 1457.40 1581.13 1499.03 Overall Average 1491.16 Clean Cattle - Sale commencing after the young bulls Prime Steers Prices per kilogram Type Weight No. From To Average Medium 551 – 650kg 11 207.50 269.50 243.37 Heavy 651kgs + 8 178.50 254.50 225.08 Overall Average 235.18 MALTON LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEERS THE CATTLE MARKET MALTON NORTH YORKSHIRE YO17 7JN Prices per head Type Weight No. From To Average Medium 551 – 650kg 11 1296.88 1596.38 1491.21 Heavy 651kgs + 8 1187.03 1717.88 1537.59 Overall Average 1510.68 Prime Heifers Prices per kilogram Type Weight No. From To Average Light 330 – 500kg 1 239.50 239.50 239.50 Medium 501 – 590kg 19 229.50 270.50 253.14 Heavy 591kg + 14 125.50 264.50 221.87 Overall Average 239.18 Prices per head Type Weight No. From To Average Light 330 – 500kg 1 1173.55 1173.55 1173.55 Medium 501 – 590kg 19 1296.68 1582.43 1433.60 Heavy 591kg + 14 771.83 1863.23 1377.15 Overall Average 1402.67 OTM Cattle – sale commencing after clean cattle Prices per kilogram Type Age No. From To Average OTM Bulls 2 91.50 125.50 109.10 Cull Cows Over 72 mths 10 79.50 153.50 109.84 109.64 Prices per head Type Age No. From To Average OTM Bulls 2 960.75 1399.33 1180.04 Cull Cows Over 72 mths 10 401.48 1243.35 743.07 815.83 Finished Sheep – Sale Commencing 12.30pm Prime Lambs Prices per kilogram Type Weight No. From To Average Standard 32.1 – 39kg 85 183.00 233.00 214.14 Medium 39.1- 45.5kg 372 184.00 256.00 205.86 Heavy 45.6 – 52kg 132 181.00 213.00 198.32 Other 52kg + 33 155.00 200.00 188.14 Overall Average 203.91 Prices per head Type Weight No. From To Average Standard 32.1 – 39kg 85 66.00 91.00 80.97 Medium 39.1- 45.5kg 372 75.00 110.00 87.52 Heavy 45.6 – 52kg 132 86.00 104.00 95.96 Other 52kg + 33 94.00 106.00 101.88 Overall Average 89.18 MALTON LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEERS THE CATTLE MARKET MALTON NORTH YORKSHIRE YO17 7JN Store Sheep and Culls – sale commencing after prime hoggs Prices per head Type No.
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