Last updated 17:26, Thursday, 09 October 2008

FOR their weekly sale on Tuesday, Hexham and Northern Marts had forward 101 cattle, which included seven young bulls and 63 over 30 month animals. There was a plainer show of prime cattle forward. Prime cattle prices. Heifers per kilo: Limousin to 165.5p Claywalls and 159.5p Flotterton. Simmental to 159.5p and 158.5p Claywalls. Charolais to 154.5p Claywalls and 151.5p Flotterton. Steers per head: Simmental to £986.27 Little Whittington. Charolais to £976.45 Paciffic Hall. Young Bulls to 149.5p and £962.78 Haughton Mains. A lot of over 30 month cattle lacking flesh, well fleshed cows keenly bid for.

Prices per kilo: Limousin to 135.5p and 125.5p High Town, 124.5p and 119.5p White House, 122.5p High Fotherley, 121.5p Low Barns, 117.5p Flotterton, 115.5p and 112.5p Cornhills and 113.5p West Lane Farm. Charolais to 113.5p The Bridges and 109.5p Eddis Bridge. Friesian to 106.5p Glebe Farm and Lough House. Prices per head: Limousin to £1,033.87 and £886.03 High Town, £869.96 White House, £857.01 and £802.13 Cornhills and £809.58 Flotterton. Charolais to £807.02 Eddis Bridge.
There was a total of 4,794 prime sheep forward which comprised of 4,249 lambs and 545 cast ewes and rams. With more buyers operating the lamb trade set off almost £5 better than last Tuesdays trade however, as news from other centres filtered through demand eased and settled at not much more than £1 better on the week towards the end of the sale. Nicely fleshed, farm assured lambs weighing from 38-43 kilos sold to 137.5p/kg for Beltex x lambs from Comb Hills Farm, Slaley. Heavy lambs were much sharper on the week selling to 138.3p/kg for superb Texel x lambs weighing 47 kilos and making £65 from High Baulk, Great Whittington. Prime lamb prices. Texel x per head to £70 Holly Hill West, £67, £65 and £63 High Baulk, £66.20 Throstle Nest, £65.50 Low Eshells, £64 Stockley Burn and White House, £63.20 High Fotherley, £62.50 Leadgate, £62 Old Town and Todburn, £61.80 Low Brunton and £61 Pine Dene and Flotterton. Per kilo to 138.3p High Baulk, 135p New Acres, 134.6p and 129.8p East Uppertown, 134.2p West Wharmley, 133.9p Beamwham, 132.8p Linacres, 131.7p Flotterton, 130.5p Elrington Hall, 130p Breckon Hill, Waite Farm and Overacres, 129.3p Todburn and 128.6p Beaumont House. Beltex x per head to £55 and £54 Comb Hills and £53 Lingey Field and Moss House. Per kilo to 137.5p and 131.7p Comb Hills and 129.3p Lingey Field. Suffolk x per head to £69.80 and £65.50 Steel Hall, £62.80 Low Eshells, £62.50 Middle Farm Cottage, £62.20 Low Brunton, £62 Lingey Field, £60.80 Throstle Nest, £60 Fairley, Lunns House, High Fotherley, Leadgate and Low Brunton, £59.80 Rusheylaw and New Dotland and £59 Crowhall Farms. Per kilo to 128.1p Low Eshells, 127.9p and 125.7p Steel Hall, 126.9p Low Brunton, 126.8p High Fotherley, 126.5p Lingey Field, 125.1p and 125p Merryshields, 125p East Uppertown, 124.9p Middle Farm Cottage, 124.6p New Dotland, 124.3p Lingey Field and 124.1p Throstle Nest. Mule per head to £60 and £52.80 Warksfield Head, £54 Redesmouth, £53.90 and £50 Kellah, £53 Cowburn Rigg, £51.20 The Steel, £50.80 Low Craig, £50.60 Park End Farms and £50.20 Stoop Rigg, Stockley Burn, Broomhope, Crowhall Farms and Linacres. Per kilo to 115.1p and 114.9p Redesmouth, 114.6p and 113.6p Kellah, 114.4p and 112.8p Cowburn Rigg, 113.8p The Steel, 113.6p Crowhall Farms and Stockley Burn and 112.8p Broomhope and Warksfield Head. Bleu d’ Maine per head to £60 Lough Green and £55 Aydonshields. Per kilo to 130.4p Lough Green and 125p Aydonshields. Leicester per head to £63 Old Town and £58 Warksfield Head. Per kilo to 111.4p The Steel and 105.5p Warksfield Head. Cheviot x to £54 and 117.4p Overacres. Cheviot Mule to £53.50 and 118.9p Overacres. Charollais x to £49.80 and 124.5p Hard Riding. Blackface per head to £51 Rusheylaw, £50 Redesmouth, £45 and £41.80 Broomhope and £40 Cross House. Per kilo to 115.9p Rusheylaw, 111.1p Redesmouth, 108.3p Broomhope and 105.3p Cross House. Swaledale to £40 and 105.3p Glenhill.
Cast ewes and rams. Despite other centres experiencing a poorer trade last week, only the Mule ewes were easier with better quality ewes sharper selling to £59 for Texels from Middle Farm. Ewe prices per head: Texel x to £59 and £49 Middle Farm Cottage, £56 and £52 Lough Green, £53, £43 and £41 New Acres, £50 Black Hill, £46 Monkseaton, £45 High Baulk, £43 The Reenes and £40 Lingey Field. Beltex x to £43 Moss House. Suffolk x to £45.80 High Baulk and £37 High Fotherley and Monkseaton. Mule to £40 Merryshields, £35 Fairley, £34.80 Middle Farm Cottage, £34.20 Monkseaton, £34 Low Eshells and Low Brunton(2), £33.80 New Acres, £33.50 The Reenes and £33.20 South Colwell. Bleu d’ Maine to £52 and £39 Lough Green and £37 Ravenside. Charollais x to £44 Monkseaton. Half Bred to £43 Black Hill. Blackface to £32 The Steel, £31 High Staward, £26 Cross House, £24 Hotbank and £22 Pine Dene. Swaledale to £11.80 Ellershope, £11 Waterside. Rams per head: Texel to £47 High Baulk. Suffolk to £43 Bingfield East Quarter.

ON FRIDAY at their weekly sale Hexham and Northern Marts had forward 352 store cattle and suckled calves. A small but mixed show met another very firm demand with strong well fleshed cattle selling extremely well to a top of £1,040 for a superb Blonde x bullock from Merryshields, Capheaton. Heifers sold to £875 for three-quarter heifers from Old Deanham.
Top prices. Cattle aged 23 months +. Limousin x: Steers to £965, £875, £870, £830 and £755 Gunnerton South, £905 West Townhead and £740 Plam Strothers. Heifers to £875, £802, £782 and £675 Old Deanham, £802, £740, £700 and £670 West Townhead and £785, £750 and £740 Springwell Cottage. Charolais x heifers to £830 Thornley Hall. Blonde x steers to £1,040, £950 and £940 Merryshields. Simmental x steers to £780 West Townhead. Angus x steers to £880 Merryshields. Cattle aged 17 – 22 months. Limousin x: Steers to £990, £950, £800, £788, £780, £770 and £760 Nettlesworth West House, £940 Gunnerton South, £800 and £740 Cornhills, £765 and £740 Thornley Hall and £750 Eighton Banks, White House and Whitelees. Heifers to £795, £780, £765, £762, £760 and £755 Springwell Cottage, £770, £742 and £715 Lee Hall, £730 and £715 Hindley, £692 and £645 Old Deanham, £690 Thornley Hall, £670 High Fotherley, £660 South Kirkheaton and £640 Low Staples. Charolais x: Steers to £795(2) and £785 White House, £795 Cornhills, £772 Thornley Hall, £755 Hetherington and £710 Old Ravensworth. Heifers to £730 and £628 Lee Hall and £695 and £665 High Fotherley. Belgian Blue x: Steers to £755 and £750 Eighton Banks. Heifers to £585 Shotleyfield. Blonde x steers to £810 and £770 Merryshields and £765 and £730 Hindley. Angus x: Steers to £620 Hetherington and £590 South Kirkheaton. Heifers to £572 South Kirkheaton.
Cattle aged 11 – 16 months. Limousin x: Steers to £790 and £708 Whitelees, £788, £740, £705 and £670 Crowhall, £780, £770, £760 and £700 Cornhills, £770 Low Bishopton, £742 Hollin Close, £740 West Townhead, £732 Little Swinburne, £700 Thornley Hall and £642 Hollin Close. Heifers to £785 High Fotherley, £752, £738, £730 and £660 Lee Hall, £570 and £568 Low Staples, £562 Thornley Hall, £528 The Heugh and £508 Parkside. Charolais x: Steers to £785 Hetherington. Heifers to £650 and £602 Harewalls, £640 and £620 High Fotherley and £608 Hedley West Riding. Belgian Blue x steers to £805 and £750 Cornhills and £615 and £575 Little Swinburne. Blonde x steers to £695 Hollin Close. Angus x: Steers to £680 Hetherington. Heifers to £440 South Kirkheaton. Hereford x steers to £645 Hetherington. Montbeliard x steers to £490 Low Bishopton.

HEXHAM and Northern Marts had an entry of 3,225 store sheep on Friday, which comprised of 150 feeding ewes and 3,075 store lambs. Ewe trade was easier on the week reflecting the levels seen at primestock sales whilst store lambs, particularly those carrying weight, sold well to a top of £58.50 for Texel x from High Woodhead. Leading prices. Breeding sheep. Mule ewe lambs to £35 The Sneep. Feeding ewes. Texel x to £28 High Woodhead. Mule to £35 High Woodhead. Blackface to £17.50 and £14 Stone House. Swaledale to £9.50 and £8 Ouston.
Store lambs. Texel x to £58.50, £45.50 and £28 High Woodhead, £50.20 Loadman, £45 Moralees, £44.50 Bulls Hill, £42 West Woodfoot, £40.50 and £37 Wall Fell, £40.50 Kirkley House, £40 Burdonside, £39 Dinley Hill, £37.50 and £30 Crops Hall, £36.50 High Shipley, £34.60 Haining Head, £34.50 Molesden Cottage, £34 West Woodfoot, £33.20 Thornley Hall, £32.20 Hawick, £31.80 Shortmoor, £31 Bulls Hill, £30 Bygate Hall, £29.50 Molesden Cottage and £29 Allenheads. Suffolk x to £49.50 and £37.80 Buckshot, £48.50 Piatroon, £47.50 Struthers, £45.20 Moralees, £44 and £40.50 Lowfield, £42.50 Coatyards, £42 Billerley, £39 Kingswood, £38.50 Middle Cottage, £37 Broadgates, £35.80 and £35.20 Middle Cottage, £34.20 Thornley Hall, £31.20 Snabdough and £28 Allenheads. Mule to £45 and £37.80 Chirdon, £33.50 Bygate Hall, £28.50 Allotment, £28 Kingswood, £26.50 Allotment, £26 Blakelaw, £25 Chesterhope and £24.50 Broadgates. Cheviot x to £34 Bowershield, £26.50, £23.80 and £20 Shilmoor and £15 Emblehope. Blackface to £30.80 Brieredge, £27 and £20 The Brigg, £26.20 Edlingham Demesne, £25(2) Davyshiel, £23.80 Puncherton, £23.50 and £18.50 Emblehope, £21.80 Field Head, £21 Burdonside, £20.20 The Sneep, £17.50 Davyshiel and £17 Lonbrough. Swaledale to £34 Lowfield and £23.50 Blakelaw. Zwartbles to £31 West Woodfoot.

ON THURSDAY, Hexham and Northern Marts held their sale of 6,550 Blackface and Swaledale ewes, gimmers and ewe lambs. Together with Mule, Texel and other gimmers and ewes and Mule ewe lambs. A good selection of draft ewes and gimmers were forward and buyers were very selective in their purchases.
Blackface and Swaledale draft ewes. Prior to the sale for the first year the ‘Country Landowner Association’ kindly sponsored a class for the best pen of 20 draft Blackface ewes. This class was judged by Mr Ivor Allonby, Rockcliffe, Kirby Stephen, who gave the following awards. 1, Messrs R.J. and J. Raine, Townfoot £38; 2, Mrs V.M. Armstrong and C.M. Hunter, Carrick £40; 3, Messrs W. and P.F. Walton, Penpeugh £28.
Blackface ewes: Five-year-old to £50 Fleehope, £40 The Stobbs, £39(2) Mount Hooly and £35 Wanwood Hill. Six-year-old to £40 Carrick, £38 Townfoot, £35 Featherwood and Wanwood Hill, £34 Stewartshields, The Dunns, Horseholme and Toft House, £32 and £30 Troughend, £32 High Thorneyburn and £30 Townshields. Five/six-year-olds to £25, £22 and £20 Emblehope. Swaledale ewes: Three-year-old to £38 White Hill. Four-year-old to £30 Merryknowe and Pry Hill. Five-year-old to £46 and £30 Low Bleakhope, £32 and £30 Sundaysight, £32 and £28 Dyke Nook, £31 and £30 Ouston and £30 Heatheryburn. Four/five-year-old to £30 Merryknowe. Six-year-old to £26 The Raw and £24 Pry Hill. Blackface and Swaledale stock sheep. Hill End. Blackface: One crop £68, £56. Two crop £66, £62. Three crop £54, £50. Four crop £36. The Heigh, Blackface: Gimmers to £72. One crop £50, £44; Two crop £70. Three crop £38. Emley (I. Hutchinson). Swaledale ewe lambs £41, £35. Pry Hill (J. Wilkinson). Swaledale: Four-year-old £30. Five-year-old £24. Six-year-old £24.
Blackface and Swaledale gimmers A prize show for the best pen of 20 Blackface gimmers was kindly sponsored by BOCM feeds represented by John Telfer and judged by Mr David Hope, Albierigg, Canonbie, who made the following awards. 1, Mrs V.M. Armstrong and C.M. Hunter, Carrick £88; 2, Mrs P. O’Kane, Closehead £72; 3, Messrs A. Murray and Sons, Sewingshields £92. Blackface gimmers to £96 High Staward, £94 Horseholme, £92 Sewingshields, £88, £74 and £70 Carrick, £86 and £70 Greenlees and £72 The Heigh and Closehead. Swaledale gimmers to £78, £74, £73 and £70 Fallowfield.
Blackface and Swaledale ewe lambs. Blackface to £45 and £32 Sewingshields, £36 The Brigg and £21 Dargues Hope. Swaledale to £41 and £35 Emley and £25 The Brigg. Cheviot ewes, gimmers and ewe lambs. Cheviot x: Ewes, six-year-old £34 and £24 High Thorneyburn and £30 and £29 Shilmoor. Five-year-old £35 and £32 Windyhaugh. Gimmers £50 Shilmoor. NC Cheviot ewes, five-year-old £30 and £27 Blakehope, £26 Puncherton. Ewe lambs £26 Blakehope.
Mule and other ewes and gimmers. Mule ewes: One crop £58 Cooks House. Two crop £70 Loadman and £56 and £55 West Woodfoot. Three crop £51 High Thorneyburn and £41 Ridge End. Three/four crop £51 and £48 West Woodfoot. UO £46 Litharge and £38 Cooks House. Texel x ewes: Two crop £86 and £76 Loadman. Three/four crop £68 and £64 West Woodfoot. Lleyn ewes, four crop £50 Low Farnham. Gimmers: Mule £96, £88 and £86 Tenter House, £82 and £81(3) Glebe Farm, £82 Vicarage, £81 and £80 Sewingshields, £81 and £76 Colwell Demesne, £80 and £78 Field Head, £77 Thornton Tower, £75 £71 Camphill, £74 Field Head, £72 Stone House and £71 Burn House, The Raw, Cooks House and Hudspeth. Texel x £100 and £96 Emley, £92(2) Cooper House, £84 West Woodfoot and £80 Stone Hall. Suffolk x £80 Middle White Hill, £79 Well House and £56 West Land Ends. Leicester £62 Emley. Mule ewe lambs £73, £50 and £49 Redesmouth, £63 and £56 Albierigg, £61 and £50 The Hole, £54 and £48 Pitland Hills, £49, £47 and £44 Kellah, £48 and £45 Crowhall, £48(2) Carry House, £46 Lough House, £45 Penpeugh, Broomhope and The Stobbs, £44 and £41 Sewingshields and £41 Stone House. Texel and other ewe lambs. Texel x ewe lambs £62 Emley and £57 Huntershield.

AT THEIR Scots Gap centre on Wednesday Hexham and Northern Marts had forward an entry of 1,746 prime lambs to average 43.3kg, 122.3p/kg and £53.24 per head. A quality, well fleshed show of lambs were presented with levels greatly increased on those seen earlier in the week. Top prices included £70 for Suffolk x from Ian Hamilton, Claywalls and 133.5p/kg from Messrs Milburn, Holling Hill. Texel x sold to £65.20 from Hector Rutherford, Low Eshells and 133p/kg from John Walton, Grangemoor. Other leading prices. Suffolk x per head to £70 and £60 Claywalls, £66 Grangemoor, £65 £61.80 Cheviot, £64.60 and £61.30 Hallington High, £64 and £61 Low Eshells, £63.50 Highlaws, £63.40 Milbourne High House, £63.20, £61.50 and £61.40 Holling Hill, £62.80 Brixter Hill and £61.90 Bavington Mount. Per kilo to 133.5p, 129.6p and 126.4p Holling Hill, 132.1p Milbourne High House, 130.4p Claywalls and Hallington High, 129.8p, 128p and 127.3p Low Eshells, 128.8p Cheviot, 127.1p Chesters, 127p Highlaws, 126.3p Bavington Mount, 126.1p Moralees, 125.7p Little Harle and 125.5p Catreen. Texel x per head to £65.20 £63.50 Low Eshells, £65 and £61.30 Hallington High, £65 Bavington Mount, £64 and £61.20 Grangemoor, £64 Claywalls, £63 Black Callerton, £61.50 Chesters, Vicarage and Catreen, £61 Bavington Mount and Highlaws, £60.40 Milbourne High House and £60.20 Buteland. Per kilo to 133p and 131.7p Grangemoor, 130.4p and 128.3p Low Eshells, 130.4p 127.5p Hallington High, 130p, 128.2p and 128p Claywalls, 130p Chesters, 129.8p Highlaws, 128.1p Capheaton New Houses and Molesden Cottage, 127.8p Demesne, 127.1p Vicarage and 126.8p Buteland. Beltex x to £61 and 132.6p Buteland and £55.20 and 128.4p Claywalls. Mule per head to £57.20 Buteland, £53.20 and £49.80 Rugley Walls, £52.80 Gallowhill, £51.50 and £51 Linbrig, £50.20, £47.20 and £46 Pitland Hills and £46 Lough House. Per kilo to 127.5p, 117.1p and 113.8p Linbrig, 121.7p Buteland, 118.6p and 110.8p Rugley Walls, 115p Lough House and 112.3p Gallowhill. Charollais x to £44.50 and 117.1p Bowershield(2) and £42 and 110.5p Colwell South(2). Blackface to £47.20 and 115.1p Pitland Hills and £40 Gallowhill.LAST Monday, Hexham and Northern Marts conducted their 44th annual prize show and sale of rams and females on behalf of the Bluefaced Leicester Sheep Breeders Association. The ram lamb class was again kindly sponsored by Tony Robson of Robson Animal Health, Wolsingham, County Durham. An entry of 474 head was forward which included the dispersal of the Hazelwood (1939) flock of 68 females. Prior to the sale Mr Sid Ivinson, Addingham expertly judged the prize show and made the following awards. Aged rams: 1, G. Shapiro, Hazelwood; 2, D. and I. Hall and Son, West End; 3, Mrs S. Sayer, Pear Tree; 4, T.H. Vickers and Sons, Thornley Hall. Shearling rams: 1, C.A. Bisset, East Dukesfield; 2 and 3, T.L. Forster and Son, Lowes Fell; 4, Mrs A.M. Little, The Close. Ram lambs: 1, A.G. and D. Bisset, Middle Dukesfield; 2 and 3, R.D. Archer and Son, Carry House; 4, Scott Thomason and Claire Hayton, Piel View. Male champion: Middle Dukesfield (ram lamb); Reserve male champion: Hazelwood (aged ram). Ewes: 1 and 2, G. Shapiro, Hazelwood; 3 and 4, A.W. Robson, Warenford. Gimmer shearlings: 1 and 3, G. Shapiro; 2 and 4, A.W. Robson. Ewe lambs. 1, F. Johnson, Ashes; 2 and 3, G. Shapiro. Female champion: Hazelwood (ewe); Reserve female champion: Hazelwood (gimmer shearling). Overall show champion: Middle Dukesfield (ram lamb). Reserve show champion: Hazelwood (ewe). The overall champion of the day was awarded to the outstanding ram lamb from Alec and Doreen Bisset, Middle Dukesfield. The sire of the lamb was X6 Clennel out of a Walton sired ewe. This champion went on to be sold at £3,200 to N. and E. Sinclair, Shielsknowe, Camptown. The reserve champion was awarded to the female champion ewe from G. Shapiro, Hazelwood, which went on to sell for £2300 and was purchased by Mr P Howell, Fir Tree Farm, Westnor, Bishops Castle. This ewe was sired by T.I. Shrewbridge “E” plus off a ewe sired by N3 Parceltown Neptune “E” plus. The first prize aged ram from Hazelwood, a three shear sold at £600 to A. Ryder, Newton Farm, Annan. First prize shearling ram from Claire Bisset, East Dukesfield, sold at £450 to Miss J.A. Symes, Cockflat Farm. The second and third prize shearling rams both from T.L. Forster and Son, Lowes Fell, sold at £700 to G.H. Walton and Son, Greyside, and £720 to J. and D. Longlands, Tone Hall. The second and third prize ram lambs were both from R.D. Archer and Son, Carry House. The second prize lamb by a Heddon Valley sire out of a Cocklaw bred dam sold at £1,500 to O. Scown, West End, Wolsingham. The third prize lamb by a Z1 Carry House was sold at £500 to H.G. and D.J. Dixon, Alwinton.
Leading prices. Aged rams 800 Lowes Fell, £600 Hazelwood. Shearlings £1,800, £880, £800 and £450 Hazelwood, £1,250 and £460 Carry House, £820 Quarry House, £750 Albierigg, £740, £720, £700(2), £640 and £480 Lowes Fell, £680 £500 Brownsleazes, £520 and £450 Gallows Hill and £450 Middle Dukesfield. Ram lambs £3,200 and £800 Middle Dukesfield, £1,500, £900 and £500(3) Carry House, £1,300 Towdy Potts, £1,200 Piel View, £650 West Shipley and £580 and £500 Stewartshields. Sheep averages. Shearlings: Carry House 3 £710; Hazelwood 10 £489; Lowes Fell 11 £472.72; Cambo 8 £381.25; Brownsleazes 5 £360; Quarry House 16 £305; Warksburn 5 £332; Edlingham 7 £311.42. Ram lambs: Middle Dukesfield 7 £750; Towdy Potts 2 £705; Piel View 4 £487.50; Carry House 11 £437.27; Stewartshields 6 £358.33. Females. The excellent first prize ewe lamb from F. Johnson, Ashes sired by X1 Weston realised £750 and was purchased by the Burndale flock. Andrew Robson of the Warenford flock sold ewes at £920 and £340.
Hazelwood flock dispersal. The highlight of the day was the dispersal of the noted Bluefaced Leicester Hazelwood female flock no 1939 on behalf of Glen Shapiro. Glen decided to disperse the flock as her husband Dan is retiring and will now spend more time travelling. The flock had been running for 23 years and was well known all over the British Isles and was shown at all the major and many local shows winning many championships over the years. The sheep were shown in excellent condition and buyers were present from all parts of the country and Ireland who bid strongly to ensure they were able to purchase Hazelwood bloodlines. Arthur Yeats who kindly sponsored the Leicester gimmer class and who has been a great help to Glen in preparing the sheep for sale presented her with the T.W. Ridley Memorial Trophy for the best female which was also the reserve overall champion in the show. This X50 ewe by Shrewbridge “E” plus sold at £2,300 to P. Howell, Fir Tree Farm, Westnor, Bishops Castle. X29 ewe sired by Barlaes “E” plus sold at £1800 to the Middle Dukesfield flock. W38 ewe again sired by Barlaes “E” plus sold at £1,700 to C.V. McKellar, Kiel Croft, Benderloch. X35 sired by Barlaes “E” plus sold at £1,700 to H. Hughes, Crafrant, North Wales. Gimmers sold at £1,550 sired by a Clennel sheep and was purchased by Mr McKellar, Benderloch. Ewe lamb by Hazelwood Exact Elite plus sold at £1,100 to Mrs M. Macniven, Craig Farg, Colenfarg. Other leading prices. Ewes £2,300, £1,800, £1,700(2), £900, £850, £800, £700, £600, £540, £520. Gimmers £1,550, £900, £620, £500, £450, £420, £400. Ewe lambs £1,100, £420, £320, £280, £240, £220(2), £200. Averages, Ewes £638.84; Gimmers £529.09; Ewe lambs £191.60.