Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
Stock Notes.

Among the premiums taken by Lafayette
county stockmen at Sweet Springs, last week,
We're the following:-Match horses, Robert Bar.
nett, first premium, NJ. Beamer, second prem
ium; mares for buggy. NJ. Besmer, first prem
ium; carriage team either sex, N. Beamer. first
premium, Robert Barnett. second premium; in
the four year old trot Membrino Besmer got
third money. out of six entries; mare five years
and over, NJ. Beamer, second premium; mare
four and under five. NJ. Beamer. drst premium;
mare three and under four. NJ: Beamer. hrst
premium; mare two and under three. N .Besmer.
first premium. Philip Noble. second premium;
gelding, two and under three. NJ.
Beamer, first premium; thoroughbred
Theo. Bates, first premium; saddle gel
ding over five. j.. W. Bsrnhill. first
premium; saddle geldlng four and
under five, J.. W. Bsrnhill. first premium,
Robt. H. Campbell, second premium; stallion
any age, NJ. Beamer, second premium; mare
any age, Robt. Barnett. first premium; harness
geliing four and under five, NJ. Beamer. first
premium; harness stallion two and under three,
Philip Noble, FIRST premium, K. H. Campbell,
second premium; harness stallion or mare one
and under two. Robt. Barnett, 6rst premium;
thoroughbred shorthorn COW two and under
three, Theodore Bates, first premium; thorough
bred shorthorn COW, two and under three. Theo.
Bates, first premium; pair of roadsters any age
Or sex, NJ. Beamer, first premium; mare, all
purposes, three and under four. Philip Neble,
second premium; gelding four years and over,
j. W. Barnhill, first premium, B. Gordon,
second premium; gelding three and under four.
NJ. Beamer., second premium; gelding two years
and under three, u. Beamer. second premium;
best saddle mule any age or sex. Fritz Ehlers.
..-, NJ ktsno n~h
under Jour, Philip Noble. first premium; stallion
three and under four. Fritz Ehlers, second;
mare two and under three. Fritz Ehlers. fret
premium; harness stallion three and under four.
Philip Noble, first premium.
Brownsville Herald:-''Ar. VIM. Bruins. OF
Concordia, exhibits one of the finest displays OF
swine we ever saw. They are all Poland
Chinas-the monster of the lot being q boar, two
years old last April, that weighs 1870 pounds.
Then he has a sew five years old, weighing 6JOi
two pigs, not ten months old, weighing respect
lively 73s and $50; and two others OF four months,
lol and lib pounds. Nothing dainty about them
but they are beauties all the same, and Mr..
Bruins has a right TO be proud Of them"
Mr.. j. E. Robson will sell, at public auction,
at his farm. three miles east of lexington, On
the Dover road, on Wednesday, September 18th,
1850, 5 head of horses and mules, 8 No. ! milct
COWS and calves, 10 head of fattenIng hogs, 4
sows with young pigs, Is one and two year-Olt
steers. 6 calves. 90 sheep. l kentucky Cotswold
buck. Large lot of farming implements. &c
See advertisement elsewhere.
jack Nelson sold. Aug. 23d, to R. NJ. Sparks
II head of hogs, 1850 pounds, at ~ cents.
l.. r. Noel sold. Aug. 23d, to Smith & Ham
lett, 6 head of cattle, 6,74O pounds, at2K cents
Shul Il Elliott sold, Aug. Gath, to Mark
Ripple, 6 head of sheep, SIS pounds, at 4 cents
Mr.. Foulds sold, Aug. s4th, to Mark 4 Rup
pie. 5 head of sheep. $50 pounds. at 4 cents.
). Shull & Elliott sold. Aug. Goth, to Schneids
4 Rupple, ahead of cattle, 4, $3.50 pounds, at %
cents.
Mr.. Goodloe sold, Aug. 18th, to Smith 1
Hamlet, 5 sheep, $50 pounds, at 4 cents.
The cattle quotations in Kansas City. yestel
day, We're as follows:-Extra native shippin
steers, 81 1904 IS; good we'll fatted steers. %
"a 90; medium steers in fair flesh, % eO@3 70
. choice to extra fat butchers cows, o. 1902 80
! common to fat cows, 81 OO@2 80; COED fat stoc
cattle and feeders, o. 5O@3 IS; light stockers
50 2O@2 40; bulls, common to choice. % 0ot
? so; Colorado steers, 81 5O@3 80; Texan steers
: 81 O@2 20; New Mexican steers. 81 50@2 IS.
: The live stock market ruled as follows
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only moderate an
ihihthiy SoNhhnoh y kAaoo
which were not wanted. Shipping demsn
light, but some fair 10 prime steers sold fror
: 81 % to 81 IS; butchers dull and mostly con
= mon, which brought low prices; grass Texau
= rather scarce, and the few offered brought goo
prices, ranging 90 5000 Is. Receipts, leo
shipments, l. 100. Sheep-Demsnd exceeds Il
= supply and prices unchanged. Receipts. CO.
. shipments. none. Hogs - Slow and lowe
n Workers and Baltimores. u 9O@5 90; packing
81 lO95 %; butchers to fancy, s5 2o@5 80. R
ce. pts, 5000 head; shipments 400 head.
Brownsville Herald:-''On Thursday evenir
We were shown by Mr.. Harrison Luttrell.
noted horse man OF Aullville. Lafayette count.
: two of his fine animals, both decorated with Il
blue ribbon. One was Hard Money, y tw,
year-old steel roam, sired by Smiths Woodfol
Duke, of Lafayette, and out of a Grey Esg
Eclipse mare. The Other was LOUIS Luttrell,
sucking colt. dark bay, sired by McBirnie
Norman horse, Of Odessa, same county,
mother is Eclipse and Flying. Cloud stock. NJ
Luttrell is an old exhibitor here, knows as mn
about horses as the next man, never fails to ca
ry OF some of the best premiums. and is doll
good work Tor the welfare and glory of Il
country.'