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Truro Livestock Market TRURO LIVESTOCK MARKET MARKET REPORT & WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Wednesday 4th August 2021 Lodge & Thomas offer the service of sending your market prices by email on Market day. Please continue to wear a face mask/covering. “Store cattle selling to £1540, a new record for Truro Livestock Market " MARKET ENTRIES Please pre-enter stock by Tuesday 3.30pm PHONE 01872 272722 TEXT (Your name & stock numbers) Cattle/Calves 07889 600160 Sheep 07977 662443 This week’s £10 draw winner: C H P Powell of Ervan TRURO LIVESTOCK MARKET LODGE & THOMAS. Report an entry of 42 UTM & OTM prime cattle, 31 cull cows, 180 store cattle including 1 suckler cow and calf, 65 rearing calves and 374 finished, store sheep & breeding sheep UTM PRIME CATTLE HIGHEST PRICE BULLOCK Each Wednesday the highest price prime steer/heifer sold p/kg will be commission free Auctioneer – Andrew Body An increased entry of finished cattle this week contained a good number of prime steers and heifers but a shortage of best premium butchers’ beasts. Overall averages affected by the inclusion of a few “out of spec” sorts. Premium steers at 240p/kg for a Limousin x from Messrs G W & H E Hawkey of St Wenn, who also took top honours in the heifer section at £236p/kg. Steers – top prices Limousin x to 240p (560kg) for Messrs G W & H E Hawkey of St Wenn, Bodmin Limousin x to 233p (649kg) for Messrs M D Curtis & Son of Gunwalloe, Helston Limousin x to 230p (637kg) for Messrs G W & H E Hawkey of St Wenn, Bodmin Limousin x to 223p (592kg) for Messrs M D Curtis & Son of Gunwalloe, Helston Aberdeen Angus x to 221p (694kg) for Messrs C B Stevens of Germoe, Penzance Saler x to 217p (672kg) for Mr E G Benney of Mawnan Smith, Falmouth Saler x to 215p (662kg) for Mr E G Benney of Mawnan Smith, Falmouth British Blue x to 210p (688kg) for Messrs A A & D P Eddy of St Erth, Hayle British Blue x to 209p (648kg) for Messrs M D Curtis & Son of Gunwalloe, Helston Heifers – top prices Limousin x to 236p (537kg) for Messrs G W & H E Hawkey of St Wenn, Bodmin British Blue x to 218p (663kg) for Messrs A A & D P Eddy of St Erth, Hayle Limousin x to 217p (681kg) for Messrs M D Curtis & Son of Gunwalloe, Helston Limousin x to 206p (534kg) for Mr C G Rogers of St Martin, Helston Aberdeen Angus x to 196p (627kg) for Messrs E J Pengelly & Sons of Porthpean, St Austell Aberdeen Angus x to 194p (555kg) for Messrs E J Pengelly & Sons of Porthpean, St Austell OTM CATTLE Steers- top prices Hereford x to 179p (664kg) for Mr A W Treloar of Trenear, Helston Hereford x to 178p (686kg) for Mr A W Treloar of Trenear, Helston Hereford x to 175p (682kg) for Mr A W Treloar of Trenear, Helston _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page - 2 - Wednesday’s South-West Regional Market Averages Steers – 211.3p/kg Heifers – 205.9p/kg Truro Steers Truro Heifers Premium to 240p/kg av. 228.2p/kg Premium to 236/kg av. 227p/kg Prime to 217p/kg av. 212.8p/kg Prime to 206p/kg av. 201.2p/kg All steers av. 206.32p/kg All heifers av. 194.89p/kg CULL COWS Auctioneer – Andrew Body A fair entry included almost equal proportions of dairy and beef types with trade continuing as strong as ever and buyers competing hard to secure stock. Beef Cows – leading prices Simmental x to 164p (740kg) for Messrs R M & S J Jones of Breage, Helston Hereford x to 154p (527kg) for Mr E Piper of Withiel, Bodmin Charolais x to 149p (831kg) for Mr F T Sampson of Ludgvan, Penzance Charolais x to 148p (711kg) for Mr F T Sampson of Ludgvan, Penzance Stabiliser x to 147p (524kg) for Messrs J N & M Miles of St Mawes, Truro Stabiliser x to 147p (594kg) for Messrs J N & M Miles of St Mawes, Truro Charolais x to 146p (714kg) for Mr F T Sampson of Ludgvan, Penzance Dairy Cows – leading prices Friesian to 135p (827kg) for Messrs D C & W A Thomas of Tresillian, Truro Friesian to 130p (730kg) for Messrs R J, K M, A M & S E Worden of Gunwalloe, Helston Friesian to 129p (811kg) for Messrs D R & B Badcock of Crowlas, Penzance Friesian to 126p (738kg) for Messrs R N, W G & P J E Worden of Gunwalloe, Helston Overall Averages: Beef Cows to 164p/kg av. 147.32p/kg Dairy Cows to 135p/kg av. 118.24p/kg Next “Orange” Market – Tuesday 17th August @ 10am TB-RESTRICTED PRIME CATTLE, COWS & STORE CATTLE _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page - 3 - STORE CATTLE & STIRKS Auctioneer – Patrick Dennis What a tremendous trade for a good entry of quality cattle in all age ranges from young stirks to close-to-finishing two year olds. Setting the bar at a new record price for Truro, a bunch of 7 well grown Limousin x steers from Messes C Lane & Sons of Gunwalloe, Helston sold at £1,540 per head (pictured front page). Close behind at £1,510 per head, a pen of well- muscled Limousin x single suckled steers on behalf of Messrs R G, E J & G A Williams of St Martin, Helston, (pictured below), both bunches purchased by Messrs W A Rapson & Sons of Tavistock. A noticeable proportion of the older cattle sold in excess of £1,000 per head with the younger stores & stirks seeing real competition from a ring full of buyers with no shortage of grass and fodder available. A excellent run of over 50 quality reared young stirks from Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor saw prices rise to £730 per head for Charolais x and British Blue x steers and their heifers to £635 per head. Other good entries of stirks from Messrs J A Sweet & Partners of St Newlyn East, Newquay, as well as Messrs S Wallis & Son of Helston. Steers – leading prices 2yo Limousin x to £1,540 for Messrs C Lane & Sons of Gunwalloe, Helston British Blue x to £1,345 for Messrs C Lane & Sons of Gunwalloe, Helston 1½yo Limousin x to £1,510 for Messrs R G, E J & G A Williams of St Martin, Helston Charolais x to £1,245 for Messrs I D & S S Backway of St Eval, Wadebridge Simmental x to £1,245 for Messrs I D & S S Backway of St Eval, Wadebridge Blonde x to £1,175 for Messrs I D & S S Backway of St Eval, Wadebridge Stabiliser x to £890 for Messrs J N & M Miles of St Mawes, Truro Aberdeen Angus x to £810 for Mr A G Prowse of St Allen, Truro 1yo Limousin x to £910 for Mr C L Thomas of Sithney, Helston Hereford x to £900 for Mr M Allen of Belowda, Roche British Blue x to £850 for Messrs S M & J Blee of St Martin, Helston Stabiliser x to £840 for Messrs J N & M Miles of St Mawes, Truro _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page - 4 - Heifers – leading prices 2yo British Blue x to £1255 for Messrs D L & A L Hooper of Probus, Truro Limousin x to £1070 for Messrs D L & A L Hooper of Probus, Truro Stabilizer x to £925 for Messrs J N & M Miles of St Mawes, Truro 1½yo Limousin x to £1,055 for Messrs R G, E J & G A Williams of St Martin, Helston Aberdeen Angus x to £830 for Mr A G Prowse of St Allen, Truro 1yo Hereford x to £795 for Mr M Allen of Belowda, Roche Limousin x to £745 for Mr C L Thomas of Sithney, Helston SPECIAL SALE Of STIRKS Heifers - leading prices British Blue x to £640 for Messrs J A Sweet & Partners of St Newlyn East, Newquay Limousin x to £635 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay Charolais x to £615 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay Simmental x to £550 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay Steers - leading prices Charolais x to £730 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay British Blue x to £730 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay Aberdeen Angus x to £695 for Messrs W J & J C Paull of St Columb Minor, Newquay Aberdeen Angus and Hereford sires please write on front of passport REARING CALVES Auctioneer – Patrick Dennis With continuing strong finished and store cattle prices there is no shortage of demand for rearing calves with quality and strength rewarded as always. Bulls British Blue x to £425 for Messrs A D & J A Bray of St Martin, Helston Limousin x to £395 for Messrs A D & J A Bray of St Martin, Helston Simmental x to £372 for Messrs S & K Kendall of Lanivet, Bodmin Aberdeen Angus x to £290 for Messrs Searle & Son of Rosudgeon, Penzance Friesian x to £150 for Messrs Searle & Son of Rosudgeon, Penzance _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page - 5 - Heifers British Blue x to £280 for Messrs A D & J A Bray of St Martin, Helston Limousin x to £255 for Messrs L M & C G Vian of Wendron, Helston Hereford x to £200 for Messrs T C & C M Dauncey of St Just, Penzance Aberdeen Angus x to £198 for Messrs Searle & Son of Rosudgeon, Penzance ARLA MILK PRODUCERS All Calves sold through Truro Market are sold without the restriction preventing Purchasers from slaughtering low value calves for veal meat.
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