Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1879-11-08
Stock Notes.

]. Fletcher Groves, of Middleton township,
Is feeding ITO head of cattle.
MIR. K. J. Smith sold, last week. to Mr.. j. L.
Lyons, % head Of hogs, at $3 10.
George Sumner sold, November l, to Leonard
Ripple. COW, 200, at 2h cents.
Mr.. w. C. Barnes sold last week, to Mr.. Jno
L. Lyons, 60 head OF hogs, at SO 25.
Henry Brown sold, November 5, to John
Young, hogs. weighing 2 ,04O pounds.
Mr.. J. F. Groves sold, recently. to John
Watt Lewis, 81 head of hogs, at 3 cents.
Geo. Sedwick sold. November 4, to A. Pow.
ell, hogs, weighing $50 pounds, 3K cents.
W. d Lewis sold to John Wyatt Lewis, re-
Gently. 80 hogs, averaging 243 pounds, at cents
Bobsrt Parker sold, November s, to Seine ider
4 Rupple, cattle, weighing 8. .355 pounds, at "a
cents.
w. D. Lewis sold. last Tuesday, to t. B.
Campbell, bull calf. months old. high grade,
at sis.
Shull & Elliott sold. November 6, to Schn elder
Ripple, head of cattle, weighing 4, $50, at
2h cents.
Clint sydnor sold. recently, to John Wyatt,
ut s8 10.
Robert Parker sold. November 5. to Leonard
pounds. at sh cents. ~ --'
j. F. Groves, Of Middleton township, is feed.
ing 100 head OF fine native cattle, and u cores
ponding number Of hogs.
Charles Lewis, Of Middleton tow nship. sold,
bulls, months old, for S97.
w: D. Lewis sold; recently, to- Mr.. Clinton
grade bulls. months old. at sl9 per head.
Mr.. j. II. Eckle sold, Monday, October q, to
AIR. Fishback, three-year- old steers. averag.
ing 1853 pounds at IN cents, and COW, /, 800
! ut ~ cents.
Messrs. Slater 4 Dixon. OF Dover township,
who brought lot OF Colorado cattle from kai,
sas City. last week, to feed, have lost three head
or more by Texas fever.
Mr. Geo. w. Fox. OF Washin gton township,
shipped, to St: Louis, Saturday. one car LOAF
| 0fhogs, averaging 263 pounds, which We're sold
| on Monday at 3h cents.
AT the Ferguson sale last Tuesday, COWS sold
at $.0@3O SO; one bull calf $40; work horses
| S4o@6l; spring wagon, somewhat worn $50
Six months without interest.
At George Neithercutt's sale, near Waverly
October 29th, work horses sold at from $47 tt
$50 e ss
pound, gross Terms, nine months. with in
| terest.
| The McCleland sale. last week, was only toll
| erably well attended. Prices passably good
| aged horses selling ut from s5S to $50; year
| ling mule colt. go; and two at $50 each. Farm
ing implements sold al iair prices, considering
| the ..me of year.
Read the advertisement of the sale of stock by
Messrs. w. W. Baldwin and IL. G. Chiles, il
another column. COnvsyapces from and t,
| Mayview will be furnished lunch Will b.
served Such a sale is seldom held in the vest
| and every stock man in this part of the stat
| should attend. We will give more EXTENDED
| notice next week.
Live stock quotations in St. Louis, las
| Thursday, were as follows: llogs-Slow ant
! lower; YDrkers and Baltimores, S3 3OG3 40
packing, So 3503 81, butchers to select. 81 SOC
, 60 Receipts IL. 200; shipments. 300. Cat
| tle-Fairly active, especially Tor butchers
grades; values entirely unchanged. Receipts
300; equipments, 600 sheep--steady and un
changed. Receipts. 800; shipments. none.
S. Renich. K. 4. Huunall, III. Il. Henry. II
| \. ii. Hill, jack SIusiier. Milton Warner
| Theo. Bates, MenOah Beamer, and severa
| other persons from Lafayette, attended the Kid
| stock sales at kansas City last Wednesday an
Thursday. The stock offered Was generally {
good blood. but poor in flesh, and us u cOnse
qurnce the prices ranged considerably lowe
| than exDected.