The fortnightly sale of store lambs at J36 saw another buoyant trade with buyers in the market looking to purchase all types of lambs. Pens of well-bred lambs continue to sell to a premium with todays sale peaked at £113 from W Stamper, Chipping with others at £108 from Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale and Beltexs to £104 from R Allen, Staveley. Other stronger Continental lambs generally sold at £88 to £86 with medium term lambs £72 to £84 and longer keep lambs £62 to £70. Mule lambs sold to a keen interest peaking at £101.50 for a pen full from RI Dixon, Low Newton with a ring full achieving £97.50 from RM&D Dixon, Longsleddale. Cheviot Mules sold to £92 from B Wilson & Sons, Selside. A large entry of hill bred lambs saw Rough Fells sell to £93 from DR Law, Kirkby Stephen, Cheviots to £79 from MB Meredith, Coniston, Herdwicks to £74 from S Procter, Selside and Swaledales to £60 from GA Holden, Ambleside. Buyers in attendance today from throughout the Northern Counties, Midland and Wales all keen to take advantage of the availability of wintering grass. The next sale of store lambs is on Thursday 1st December with entries for the catalogue required by 12noon on Wednesday 23rd November.