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MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 30th APRIL 2014 - BLUE WEDNESDAY

Annual Blue Wednesday Show & Sale - 18 Pedigree Blue Cattle The sale with an increased number of entries (95% clearance) was a huge success with bulls creating interest from premium suckled calf breeders underpinned by strong demand for bulls ready to work from local dairy producers. Champion - D Townsend. Reserve - JC Walker & Son. Intermediate Bulls to 6900gns av £3095. Junior Bulls to 3700gns av £3395.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 30th APRIL 2014

Fortnightly Sale of Young Feeding Bulls, Store Bullocks & Heifers, Breeding Cattle Forward: 517 head of cattle Comprising: 142 Young Feeding Bulls, 347 Bullocks & Heifers, 2 Grazing Cows, 8 Breeding Cattle & 18 Pedigree Blue Cattle A straight trade once again in the store ring with further stores being hampered slightly by the falling primestock trade however summer grazing cattle were good to sell with buyers looking to take advantage of the early spring grass.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 28th APRIL 2014

Forward: 63 Prime cattle comprising 4 Clean Cattle & 59 Cast Cattle 3,786 TOTAL SHEEP including 2,416 Prime Sheep comprising 134 Spring lambs, 1,705 Old Season Lambs, 577Cast Ewes & Rams 1,370 Breeding Sheep comprising 482 Ewes with 838 Lambs and 50 Geld Hoggs 30 Rearing Calves 4 Loads of produce

MARKET REPORT - SATURDAY 26th APRIL 2014

Forward - 158 STIRKS, WEANED CALVES & YOUNG STORE CATTLE, 51 SHEEP & 23 GOATS A very good entry of cattle for the monthly stirk sale saw the usual varied selection of young beef bred cattle and reared dairy bred stirks forward for sale with 59 separate customers buying and selling on the day, many keen to secure cattle for summer grazing.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 21st APRIL 2014

23 Prime cattle comprising 1 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos), 1 Clean Cattle (over 30 mos) & 21 Cast Cattle. 3,425 TOTAL SHEEP including: 1,939 Prime Sheep comprising 49 Spring Lambs, 1,453 Old Season Lambs, 437 Cast Ewes & Rams. 1,486 Breeding Sheep comprising 525 ewes with 957 lambs at foot & 4 geld gimmer hoggs. 73 Rearing Calves. 42 Dairy Cattle. 4 Loads of produce.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 21st APRIL 2014 E&L

Breeding Sheep (525 Outfits) The largest show of Ewes with lambs at foot seen for a regular weekly sale at Skipton Mart were forward today and all classes sold away quite nicely. There was something for all tastes with several runs of young Mule and Continental Ewes that again caught the eyes of those purchasers looking to buy sheep to run in flocks. The older sheep represented a slightly better selection than of late with some decent strong lambs on straight ewes for feeder/finishers to run at grass until the summer.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 21st APRIL 2014 DAIRY

Forward - 73 Rearing Calves. 42 Dairy Cattle inc Dairy Bulls

MARKET REPORT- WEDNESDAY 14th APRIL 2014

Forward: 520 head of cattle Comprising: 119 Young Feeding Bulls, 370 Bullocks & Heifers, 30 Breeding Cattle & 1 Grazing Cow At the special Spring Prize Show & Sale of Store Bullocks & Heifers the judge, Mr Stephen Maskill of Hebden Bridge made the prize awards below. Sale sponsors were Massey Bros Feeds of Walton le Dale, Preston. Trade in general was decent, buyers obviously keeping an eye on prime trade when purchasing strong short keep cattle, but plenty of interest in grazing and summering cattle.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 14th APRIL

Forward: 24 Prime cattle comprising 8 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos), 1 Clean Cattle (over 30 mos) & 14 Cast Cattle. 4,401 TOTAL HEAD OF SHEEP including :- 3,354 Prime Sheep comprising 189 Spring Lambs, 2549 Old Season Lambs, 616 Cast Ewes & Rams. 1,047 Breeding Sheep comprising 350 Ewes with 585 Lambs and 112 Geld Gimmer Hoggs. 44 Rearing Calves. 6 Loads of produce.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 14th APRIL 2014 E&L

1,047 Breeding Sheep The largest show of the season so far with 350 outfits and over 100 geld hoggs on offer. Young sheep were in great demand, David White of Hebden topping the sale with Texel Shearlings and twins at £255, Andrew Bailey from Eldroth had £232 for a pen of 10 Mule Shearlings with twins. Another notable price was Chris Craven of Kexby with a lovely pen of Texel Ewes with singles lambs selling away £196 the outfit. Another nice show of geld Mule gimmer hoggs averaged £130 each.

MARKET REPORTS - MONDAY 7TH APRIL 2014 E&L

418 Breeding Sheep A slightly small show of ewes & lambs were presented to a packed ringside of buyers. Trade was slightly stronger on the week. Any young sheep received strong interest. Chris Craven selling 2 crop Texels with Twins to £200, David White selling Mule Shearlings with Twins to £210 and 3 shears with Twins to £206, whilst Andrew Bailey sold Mule Shearlings with twins to £215 and singles to £165. Pick of the older sheep saw Les Grange sell Texel Ewes with Twins at £210 and £204 twice. Kenneth Browes topped the Geld Mule Hogg trade at £140 averaging £129 through. Next Sale – Monday 14th April. 155 outfits already entered. Please ring the Mart Office with further entries for the weeklt website catalogue. Thankyou.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 7th APRIL 2014

Forward: 46 Prime cattle comprising 5 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos), 3 Clean Cattle (over 30 mos) & 38 Cast Cattle. 3,000 SHEEP INCLUDING 2,582 Prime Sheep comprising 79 Spring Lambs, 1993 Old Season Lambs, 11 Mature Hoggs, 499 Cast Ewes & Rams. 418 Breeding Sheep comprising 137 Ewes with 235 Lambs & 46 Geld Mule Hoggs. 67 Rearing Calves. 17 Dairy Cattle. 9 Loads of produce.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 2nd APRIL 2014

Forward: 454 head of cattle Comprising: 146 Young Feeding Bulls, 306 Bullocks & Heifers, 2 Breeding Cattle. CCM Auctions conducted their fortnightly sale of cattle at Skipton Mart on Wednesday. Numbers were still good but the quality was rather more mixed than of late, whilst prices were largely unchanged from the previous sale. Good strong cattle were every bit as dear as recently with several runs of 18-20mo cattle receiving plenty of interest from the ringside. Younger cattle were varied in quality, some bullocks and commercial heifers looking better value than of late.