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MARKET DRAYTON MARKET Barbers Auctions LLP Report the Following £1,440.24 MARKET DRAYTON MARKET Barbers Auctions LLP report the following £1,440.24. Mr D.J. Egerton, Northwood deserves a mention for his run of steers :- 718 kilos (£1,378.56) Blonde, trade at Market Drayton Market :- 714 kilos (£1,349.46) Limousin and 704 kilos (£1,330.56) Limousin. Natives topped at £1,400.08 for a overage MONDAY 29 JUNE 2015 Aberdeen Angus steer weighing 814 kilos from Mr D.W. 412 BARREN COWS, BULLS & OVERAGE Holland, Breaden Heath. The section average was returned CLEAN (Red Market) at 158p or £901.30. Auctioneer : Mark Jones (07778 164274) First red market for three weeks resulted in a few Top Av. Top Av. more cattle forward nevertheless a buoyant trade through- Dairy 131p 101.5p Grade 1 215p 168p out. Top slot returned as follows :- 131p for dairies, 200p for Sucklers 200p 127.2p Grade 2 162p 129p sucklers, 199p for bulls and 215p for clean. An overall Bulls 199p 145.0p Grade 3 106p 90p average was returned at 116p. Clean Cattle 215p 158.0p Grade 4 86p 68p 244 Dairies - Decent entry forward saw the best selling to 131p for a Friesian cow weighing 704 kilos to - NEXT RED MARKETS - gross £922.24 for Messrs J.T. Jeyes & Son, Lawford Heath. Monday 13 & 27 July Top price in the lump was £1,017.60 for a Friesian weighing Monday 10 & 31 August 848 kilos from Messrs D.W. Eardley & Partners, Almington. For all cattle including T.B. restricted holdings Other notable prices were :- £1,010.92 (796 kilos) Messrs with a movement licence from Animal Health T.B. Beeston & Son, Moreton Saye, £1,006.14 (818 kilos) direct to slaughter, no six-day rule. Mr G. Jones, Pontesbury, £972.66 (754 kilos) Mr D.N. Price, Calverhall, £955.00 (765 kilos) Messrs G. Breeze & For any Barren/OTM marketing queries please call the Partners, Halfway House and £949.96 (748 kilos) Messrs Auctioneers office on 01630 652926, Bernie 07778 164274 J.T. Jeyes & Son, Lawford Heath. The vast majority of or Adele on 07794 368223. Sale commences at 5pm, cattle meated cows sold from 120p to 130p, steakers 105p to to be booked in no later than 4.30pm. 120p, heavy plain 95p to 105p and thereafter 60p to 90p. The section average was returned at 101.5p or £609.97. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 47 Sucklers - Sucklers topped out at 200p for a WEDNESDAY 1 JULY 2015 cracking British Blue weighing 608 kilos to accumulate 216 CLEAN CATTLE & YOUNG BULLS £1,216.00 for Mr C.H. Forrester, Northwood. Other notable Auctioneer : Bernie Hutchinson (07778 164274) prices were as follows :- £1,184.28 (834 kilos) Hereford Remarkable entry forward considering a real harvest Cheshire vendor, £1,120.34 (806 kilos) Simmental Pasture day in the area, so thank you to all our local and travelling Fields Livestock, £1,100.44 (902 kilos) Hereford Messrs vendors for your support on a day when time is precious. D.A. & J.C. King and £1,047.96 (852 kilos) Aberdeen Angus Trade very brisk for all weights and grade, and believe me a Messrs A. Shufflebottom. The section average was returned most extreme array of cattle forward I have seen for a while. and 127.2p and £870.68. A much better run of fat cattle forward with more butchers 51 Bulls - A mix of underage bulls and stock bulls types for our buyers to get excited about. Summer sizzlers saw the best to 199p for a British Blue bull weighing 832 to 256p for steers, 255p for heifers and 229p for bulls. kilos to gross £1,655.68 from Mr I.G.C. Morris, Stottesdon. 95 Bulls - Very mixed entry forward seeing The same man had a further Limousin bull weighing 776 Continentals racing away to 229p twice with Mr Bob Holmes, kilos achieving 186p to realise £1,443.36. Stock bulls sold High Offley Limousin realising £1,415.22 and a further bull to to 170p for a Limousin bull weighing 848 kilos to accumulate 215p (£1,376.00) and Mr Edward Evans, Lane Farm £1,441.60 from Mr C.H. Forrester, Northwood. Others were British Blue to return £1,456.44 and further Limousin to 222p as follows :- £1,523.52 (£1,104 kilos) Simmental Messrs (£1,585.08). Rob Etcher representing Mr C.G. Buckston, D.W. & P. Hulme, Basford, £1,314.18 (894 kilos) Limousin Sutton-On-The-Hill sold Limousins to 223p (£1,230.96), Messrs K.P. & M. Massey & Son, Audlem, £1,231.72 (1,162 220p (£1,170.40), 219p x 2 (£1,270.20 & £1,222.02), 216p x kilos) Hereford Messrs G. Green & Son, Lach Dennis and 2 (£1,183.68 & £1,166.40) etc. Mr Geoff Holmes, Sutton £1,216.80 (1,014 kilos) Aberdeen Angus Messrs J.T. Jeyes sold a team of French Limousins to 213p x 4 (£1,320.60, & Son, Lawford Heath. The section average was returned at £1,243.92, £1,197.06 and £1,116.12) to mention a few. 145p or £937.05. Native types sold to 188p (£1,015.20) for an Angus from 70 Clean Cattle - Steers took top slot selling to Geoff Holmes and Herefords to 179p (£1,034.52) from Mr 215p for a British Blue weighing 800 kilos to return Rob Stubbs, Coppenhall. Drayton specials sold to 176p £1,720.00 for Messrs J.S. Madders & Sons, Tixall. Cheshire (£996.16) for a black and white also from Mr Rob Stubbs. vendor achieved 206p and 204p respectively for two steers The section average returned at £171.05p (£1,051.10) and weighing 698 kilos and 706 kilos to return £1,437.88 and this average represents fourteen store bulls under 410 kilos. 54 Steers - The good, bad and ugly all well 07791 791356. represented and found a very buyout trade throughout p/kg Breed Vendor especially for well fleshed types. Distance traveller Mr S. Bulls 264p Limousin Mr H.J. Gibson Daly, Church Lawford dominated the podium selling Steers 240p Limousin OM & JR Whittingham Limousins to 256p (£1,280.00), 237p (£1,232.40), 230p Heifers 266p Limousin Mr H.J. Gibson (£1,108.60) and 228p (£1,085.28). Mr John Bratton, Market Drayton sold Limousins to 220p (£1,320.00) and 224p Steers (£1,227.52) and in the lump Messrs Mycock Farming, Breed Price Weight Vendor Rugeley sold a run of overage Continentals to gross Friesian £900.00 573kg Parkinson & Ptns £1,393.92, £1,376.70, £1,351.42, £1,333.81 etc. Native Friesian £815.00 464kg Marsh Farms types seemed to find a new gear seeing Herefords to 207p Friesian £735.00 464kg Mr S. Kent (£1,246.14) from Mr Brian Maddox, Woodseaves and 204p British Blue £1190.00 562kg D.W. Eardley & Ptns (£1,219.92) for an Angus Messrs R.D. & T. Edwards, Betton British Blue £1180.00 495kg Parkinson & Ptns black and whites sold to a staggering 186p (£1,149.48) from British Blue £1060.00 494kg D.W. Eardley & Ptns Messrs D.W. & G. Pugh, Upton Cressett. The section British Blue £995.00 480kg J. & J. O’Neill average returned at 190.35p (£1,146.55) and this average British Blue £950.00 476kg D.W. Eardley & Ptns represents average dairy types. Shorthorn £660.00 362kg Mr S. Kent 67 Heifers - Certainly something for everybody Aberdeen A £960.00 478kg Mr S.B. Ellsmoor and everybody for something with one name dominating top Aberdeen A £820.00 444kg Mr S.B. Ellsmoor slots and making it a double with steers Mr S. Daly, Church Aberdeen A £750.00 414kg Marsh Farms Lawford sold Blue crosses to 255p (£1,259.70), 250p x 2 Saler £1025.00 566kg Mr S.B. Ellsmoor (£1,235.00 & £1,185.00) Limousin to 226p (£1,414.76). Mr Swedish R £705.00 393kg Marsh Farms Roger Thomas, Church Eaton sold Limousins to 244p Hereford £960.00 516kg D. & A. Warrington (£1,127.28) and 227p (£1,016.96). Mr Rob Etcher sold Hereford £955.00 482kg Mr S.B. Ellsmoor Limousins to 238p x 2 (£1,004.36 & £994.84), 232p Hereford £955.00 466kg Mr S.B. Ellsmoor (£1,020.80) etc. Mr John Lea, Hales sold Blondes to 235p Hereford £890.00 464kg D.W. Eardley & Ptns (£1,245.50) to mention a few. Native types sold to 197p Charolais £800.00 452kg D. & A. Warrington (£1,122.90) from The Edwards Family, Betton and Herefords Simmental £1310.00 654kg D. & A. Warrington to 190p (£1,022.20) from Messrs G.P. & L.P. Brown, Colton. Limousin £1340.00 563kg OM. & JR.Whittingham The section average returned at 201.71 (£1,070.12). Limousin £1300.00 540kg OM. & JR Whittingham Limousin £1200.00 563kg OM. & JR Whittingham QUALITY PRICE REPORTING STEERS HEIFERS Heifers Top Av. Top Av. Breed Price Weight Vendor PREMIUM 256p 221.60p 255p 221.94p Friesian £625.00 340kg L.P. Ollier & Sons PRIME 200p 185.04p 200p 187.44p British Blue £1035.00 479kg D.W. Eardley & Ptns OTHERS 149p 142.17p British Blue £940.00 470kg Mr G.D. Swinnerton British Blue £890.00 441kg Mr G.D. Swinnerton YOUNG BULLS Charolais £1025.00 496kg Parkinson & Ptns Top Av. Charolais £1020.00 509kg Mr J.W. Lloyd PREMIUM 223p 215.58p Simmental £1100.00 560kg J. & J. O’Neill PRIME 197p 169.34p Simmental £1100.00 512kg Parkinson & Ptns OTHERS 148p 115.47p Simmental £960.00 465kg Parkinson & Ptns Limousin £1200.00 505kg OM & JR. Whittingham Anybody uncertain about marketing please ring Bernie Limousin £1180.00 505kg OM & JR.
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