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O36m strs: Hvy Fries to 159, av 134.20; Med Fries to 127. |
Cull cows: 95 entries. Cont to 167 (£1,541), av 122.79; Top 10 Cont cows av 150.90 (£1,147); Fries cows to 130 (£1,002), av 97.16; Top 10 av 120.80. |
Cull bulls: 1 entry, to 148.80; WB to £1,021. |
Lambs: 422 entries. Standards to 157, av 152.30; Mediums to 165, av 148.10. |
Remarks: The lamb trade was down due to the trend of the Fat Lamb trade during the previous week. |
Lambs: 92 entries. Lights to 162 (£47.50), av 156.94; Standards to 145 (£48), av 140.63; Mediums to 144 (£61), av 138.04; Overs to 123 (£65), av 121.70. |
Hoggets: 1 entry, to 87.84 (£65). |
Stock rams: 4 entries. Dorset yrlg to 160gns; Suff to 230gns. |
Couples: 37 entries. Welsh Mule sgls to £165; Tex x sgls to £150; Suff dbls to £147. |
Sheep: 461 entries. Xbred cast ewes to £58; Welsh rams to £54.40; Welsh cast ewes to £44.40; Welsh doubles to £75.50; Mule x store lambs to £41.40; Xbred store lambs to £43; Welsh store lambs to £35.40; Xbred hoggs to £39.40; Welsh hoggs to £37. |
Top prices: Xbred ewes - D Jones, Bryn Trysor, Maerdy; Welsh cast ewes - G Jones, Pentre, Talyllyn & E W & EW Lloyd, Las Ynys Fawr, Harlech; Ram - Evans a’r Mab, Gwanas, Dolgellau; Couples - E Lloyd, Cregennan, Arthog; Store Lambs - Evans & Williams, Parlla Isaf, Rhoslefain. |
Calves: 468 entries. BB x bulls to £580, av £344.70; BB x hfrs to £375, av £288.06; Sim x bulls to £435, av £291.10; Sim x hfrs to £340, av £281.67; Lim x bulls to £420, av £335.35; Lim x hfrs to £348, av £306.64; Char x bulls to £442, av £359.22; Char x hfrs to £355, av £306.67; AA x bulls to £320, av £225.89; AA x hf... |
Cull cows: Cows to 168. |
Beef cattle: Steers to 207; Heifers to 196; Bulls to 153. |
Store cattle: Steers to 251; Heifers to 201. |
Remarks: Store cattle and stirks saw the sale rings packed with buyers, resulting in flying trade. |
Dairy also saw an improved trade, similar to last week, with best heifers in particular demand. |
Calves continue to sell at excellent rates. |
Steers: 27m Lim to 1,200; 23m Sim to 1,120; 23m Blonde to 1,115; 22m Hfd to 1,080. |
Heifers: 26m Lim to 1,150; 14m Lim to 1,050; 22m Char to 1,070; 24m Hfd to 955; 16m Br to 900; 17m AA to 740. |
Steers: Mont to 698; Lim to 690; AA to 670; Hfd to 665; Hols/Fries to 602. |
Heifers: Hfd to 755; WB to 740; Br to 650; AA to 620; Blonde to 605; BG to 600. |
Dairy: 17 entries. Hols/Fries to 1,940; Hols to 1,850; Fries to 1,550; Hols 3rd calver to 1,300; Hols/Fries 3rd calver to 1,250. |
Bulls: Sim to £375; Lim to 36; Br to £345; Hfd to £280; Mont to £250; Fries to £170, av £124.67. |
Heifers: Br to £350; Sim to £340; Lim to £308; AA to £265; Hfd to £245. |
Remarks: The trade was slower this week, as expected – although better than many places. The small lambs and better lambs were in much better demand. |
An increased entry of ewes present with a steady trade without the spark of recent weeks. |
Lambs: 3,241 entries. Lights to 219 (£70), av 174.41; Standards to 234 (£89), av 164.79; Mediums to 235 (£94), av 156.45; Heavys to 176 (£81), av 144.45; Overs to (£74), av 138.32. |
Hoggets: 63 entries, av 119.91; Standards to 127 (£45), av 121.9; Mediums to 125 (£53), av 118.15; Overs to 109 (£63.50), av 108.86. |
Old ewes: 2,065 entries, av £50; Ewes to £146, av £48.60; Rams to £153, av £69.15. |
Steers: 9 entries. Heavys to 200, av 187.18 (£1,360). |
Heifers: 1 entry. Heavys to 200 (£1,120ph). |
Top prices: Lambs - (ppk & £94ph) - T & J Jones, Ty Newydd; Heifers - TG Davies, Plas Captain; Steers - TG Davies & H Roberts, Ty Croes. |
Fat lambs: 329 entries, av 164.90; Lights (180) av 166.75; Standards (143) av 162.97; Mediums (6) av 155.50. |
OTM: Another strong entry of lambs and cull ewes with trade easier in both sections. |
Lambs: 1,408 entries, av 158.7; Lights to 170; Standards to 177; Mediums to 168; Heavys to 154. |
Cull ewes: 651 entries. Suff mules to £90; Tex to £88; Xbred to £90; Str Welsh to £68; Hdy Welsh to £52; Cull rams to £95. |
Cull cows: 22 entries. Clean cattle to 170; WB to 147; Stab to 140; AA to 131; Char x to 130; Lim to 128; Dairy to 1.16; Cull bulls to 112. |
Remarks: Easier trade on the lambs today with cull ewes and rams maintaining recent trend. |
Lambs: 1,090 entries, av 157; Lights to 172, av 158; Standards to 190, av 156; Mediums to 196, av 158; Heavys to 183, av 157. |
Ewes: 960 entries, av £61; Heavys to: £114, av £83; Lights to £40, av £32. |
Rams: 14 entries, to £111, av £81. |
Top prices: Lambs (ppk) - HAP Jones, Penhesgyn, Llanfaethlu; Lambs (£86ph) - I& ME Hughes, Tyddyn Coch, Trefor, Caernarfon; Ewes - IP Jones, Penhesgyn, Llanfaethlu; Ram - Dewi V Evans, Garnedd, Penygraigwen. |
Fat lambs: 287 entries, av 169.26; Lights (171) av 170.46; Standards (93) av 167.30; Mediums (19) av 168; Heavys (1) av 147. |
Remarks: A smaller entry of fat ewes saw a pretty similar trade with the strongest ewes seeing a small reduction on the highs seen recently. |
Best quality calves were in short supply; nonetheless another strong trade for good continental males and particularly best females. Friesians also more keenly sought after. |
A great deal of interest shown in our monthly sale of weanlings, while a typical mid-summer entry of store cattle was met with a consistent trade. |
U72 & cull cows were an exceptional trade. Very strong demand throughout for both continental and Friesian types. |
The plain cattle dear but the better finished ones were also in good demand. |
Young bulls: 16 entries, av 176.5; Mediums (9) to 210, av 180.5 (£928); Heavys (7) to 206, av 172.5 (£1,043). |
Steers: 8 entries, av 186; Mediums (2) av 172 (£902); Heavys (6) av 189.5 (£1,134). |
Heifers: 28 entries, av 218.5; Mediums (7) to 258, av 233 (£1,070); Heavys (21) to 255, av 219 (£1,183). |
Fat lambs: 2,092 entries, av 158; Superlights to 156; Lights to 197, av 174; Standards to 184, av 162; Mediums to 168, av 152.5; Heavys to 157, av 145; Others to 140, av 138. |
Fat ewes: 717 entries, av £54; Tex ewes to £115. |
Rams: 5 entries, to £73, av £60. |
Calves: 45 entreis. BB bulls to £422; Lim bulls to £345; BB hfrs to £370; Char hfrs to £378; Lim hfrs to £340; Sal hfrs £372; Sal bulls to £305; AA hfrs £240; Fries bulls to £118. |
Weanlings: 19 entries. 7m BB hfrs to £595; 6m BB bulls to £595; 6m BB bulls to £422; 9-11m Hfd hfrs to £555; 9-11m Hfd strs to £500; 11m Fries strs to £242. |
Steers: Overall av £1,047 (200); 23m Char x strs to £1,235 (229); 20m Sal x to £1,105 (211); 14m AA x to £1,020 (208); 24m BB x to £930 (214). |
Heifers: Overall av £784 (171); 23m Char hfrs to £1,070 (216); 24m BB hfrs to £930 (214). |
U72m & cull cows: 49 entries, av 117.43. Cows: Char to 128, av 117.91; Blonde to 148, av 114; South Devon to 155, av 150; Mont to 144, av 134.5; AA to 138, av 120; Fries to 125, av 99.24. |
Top prices: Fat cattle - H&E Powell, Llwyngwilym; Fat lambs - W Hardy, Hedd Y Mynydd; Fat ewes - WA & EM Morris, Penybont LE; Rams - MJ Evans, Penybontfawr; Calves - Pryce, Coed Mawr; Weanlings - Jeffries, Lower Brithdir; Store cattle - RG Ethelston, Treflach. |
Remarks: Excellent show of cattle in all sections with store cattle selling to a fast trade. |
Steers: Overall av to £760; 12m Char to £1050; 12m Lim to £1,080; 18m Lim to £900; 24m Lim to £1,250; 24m BB to £1,190; 18m Hfd to £760; 12m Fries to £690; 18m Fries to £745; 12m AA to £755; 18m Sal to £900. |
Heifers: Overall av £752; 12m Char to £1,020; 12m Lim to £995; 18m Lim to £780; 24m Lim to £1190; 24m BB to £1,140; 24m Sim to £770. |
OTM: 31 entries. Overall av 130; Best cows 118-192; Others 66-109. |
Cows & calves: 21 entries, to £1,920. |
Top prices: Steers - RW Hughes, Nant Heilyn, Llangoed; Heifer - RW Hughes, Nant Heilyn, Llangoed; OTM hfr - IG Williams, Siop Cilan, Abersoch; OTM cow - Trefor Williams, Tan Lan, Llanddeusant; OTM hfrs - RE Williams, Pant Glas Cennin, Garndolbenmaen; Cow & Calf - HW Jones, Trigfan, Llanfechell. |
PRICE REDUCED! Beautiful all brick Cape Cod on generous lot in desirable North Springs. New Roof (May 2018), interior & exterior paint, flooring, carpet just completed, HVAC (2016), and large deck. Great floorplan with Master on main, vaulted ceilings & private bath, eat in kitchen opens to great room with fireplace an... |
Details about how much the college paid for the property were not immediately available. |
York College has acquired several properties along South George Street that it has eyed as being a “good strategic investment,” college officials said Wednesday. |
The college purchased the Colonial Shopping Center on Friday and was additionally gifted the adjacent parcel, which was formerly the site of a gas station and convenience store. |
“The acquisition of these properties reflects careful planning for the long-term viability of the College and ensures our ability to address future needs of the campus, programs and students,” Pamela Gunter-Smith, York College president, said. |
The property, which sits at the corner of Country Club Road and South George Street and stretches north has three large buildings – the former gas station, a strip mall that contains Minnich’s Pharmacy and the future Copper Crust bakery, and a third building containing Colonial Coffee Shop. |
Details about how much the college paid for the property were not immediately available. The college has no immediate plans for the properties, Dolheimer said. |
Dolheimer said the college was not actively seeking properties to acquire, but the value of the property made it a good investment. |
Within the last few years, the college has acquired several properties within the city – specifically a pair downtown. In late 2015, the college purchased Marketview Arts on West Philadelphia Street and were gifted the Lafayette Club building on East Market Street from Louis Appell. |
The bipartisan Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment (SUPPORT) Act combines House bills aimed at addressing the opioid crisis. |
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Representative Greg Walden (R-Hood River) is heralding a new bundle of legislation that aims to address the opioid epidemic across the nation. |
The legislative package is called the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment (SUPPORT) for Patients and Communities Act, or H.R. 6. |
The SUPPORT Act serves as a vehicle for multiple bills tailored for the opioid crisis, and was formed by a bipartisan effort. Rep. Walden is joined by Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ), and Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA) in spearheading the deal. |
"All across the country, families and communities have struggled for far too long against the scourge of opioid addiction. These are our friends, our neighbors, and our family members, and we as a Congress are committed to doing all we can to combat the opioid crisis and save lives,” said Walden in a joint statement wi... |
Since the SUPPORT Act contains bills that have already been approved by votes in the House of Representatives, the whole package will now head to the Senate for deliberation and a vote. |
Canadian smartphone and tablet maker Research In Motion is holding an event at the end of this month, and as I am sure you know that event is to unveil BlackBerry 10 along with a couple of BlackBerry 10 smartphones in a bid to revive the companies flagging popularity in the mobile space. And RIM had big plans for Black... |
BlackBerry 10 devices are crucial for Research In Motion to gain back lost ground against rival companies such as Samsung and Apple, and according to a report by Reuters, Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile have said they are looking forward to offering BlackBerry 10 devices. |
During CES 2013 in Las Vegas, the chief exec of Verizon Communications, Lowell McAdam stated that they hope it will be a good device, and confirmed they will carry it. Whilst T-Mobile USA also plans on offering the first BlackBerry 10 smartphone, with John Legere stating that they are optimistic it is going to be a suc... |
David Christopher the chief marketing officer for AT&T apparently wouldn’t speak about specific devices but has confirmed that AT&T has promised to support BlackBerry 10, whilst Jeff Bradley, AT&T’s handset exec has confirmed the carrier will carry the smartphone remarking that it is logical that our current BlackBerry... |
In related BlackBerry news, Fierce Wireless is reporting that Research In Motion has plans on releasing a minimum of 6 BlackBerry 10 handsets this year with an all-touch handset and a QWERTY device being announced on the 30th of this month. |
RIM further intend to eventually, according to RIM CMO Frank Boulben, hit a range of price points with their BlackBerry 10 devices covering the high, middle and low end of the market, although in an interview at CES 2013 the exec did say that RIM doesn’t currently have any exclusive relationships with carriers for Blac... |
So there you go, RIM will be dishing all the details on BlackBerry 10 on the 30th of January, where we will get to know more about those first two BB10 handset with another four to follow at some point this year, but is RIM grabbing at straws or can BB10 revive the Canadian company? |
There is a mistake about the position of Frank Boulben, he is the CMO not the CEO of RIM. Please correct that. |
That has been corrected, thank you. |
Thanks for correcting that it was bothering me as well. |
where are the “leaked” pictures and specs on these devices? I know a few people who didn’t jump ship yet (not me btw…i don’t like blackberry stuff) but my wife is addicted to the crackberry keyboard (the thing i hate the most, as well as it’s marble). |
She has recently taken my Samsunf Galaxy S3 on a trip because her BB Tour “doesn’t have wifi ?” and verizon international data rates are obscene $25 per 100MB. |
She is getting to like the S3 alot even with the no keyboard issue. better hurry and ge the BB10 with keyboard out….she’ll be buying a new device when she returns. |
Camp Rockaway, in the courtyard of the renovated Jacob Riis Park Bathhouse, offers canvas tents with a queen-sized bed, hammocks, a fire pit and more. |
The historic Jacob Riis Park Bathhouse is finding renewed life decades after it was built to welcome crowds to the People’s Beach. |
The weathered art deco structure, battered by superstorm Sandy in 2012, has been renovated and now boasts an eclectic array of food and music as well as an arcade with video games and pool tables as the Riis Park Beach Bazaar. |
And for the first time, people can use its spacious courtyard to camp out in style. |
Johnson said he was also inspired by old postcards of tent cities that cropped up along the Rockaway shoreline in the early 1900s. After years of planning, he launched Camp Rockaway last year at nearby Fort Tilden. |
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