Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-28
Stock Notes.

Jas. Kelly seld, toll. Ripple. Jr.. l cow, l.Slo
pounds, at 3 cents.
Geo. Maitland sold, to Schneider, lcow, 1920
pounds, at 3 cents.
Read Mr.. shockley's advertisement of a thor
oughbred bull for sale.
L. R.. NOEL sold, to Smith 4 Hamlet, 4 cows,
3 800 pounds, at s cents.
Mr.. E. d. Frost shipped, last Monday, 2 car
loads of hogs to St. Louis.
z. Washington sold, to Smith Il Hamlet,
heifer, $50 pounds, at 8 cents.
Wm. Chanslor sold to VIM. Hamlet, recently
] COW, l,l50 pounds. at 8 cents. d.
The pictures of distinguished Kentdckians
begin to sdorn the papers there.
Mr.. c. o. Grimes sold. last week, to Capt.
W. D. Rankin, of Ray county, a fine Berkshire
boar pig, for $40.
Geo. Maitland has been TO Clinton again. We
protest. If he wants TO marry there are plenty
Of angelic females in Lafayette county.
There was q big shipment of stock, 10 Chicago,
from Alma. las: Saturday night. by Messrs. o.
H. p. Catron and 10. Watt Lewis-l car of
sheep. 2 OF hogs. and of cattle.
| The Intelligencer is prepared with the latest
styles of cuts, types and borders for printing
horse and jack bills in an artistic and workman
like manner. Send them in. feb2St3
I NIL. eHiS - AA"NAop 100 s"S
French Norman horse. Sir John McCulloch. d
pure bred. dapple brown. l6H hands high. He
will be found, this spring, at Mr.. Travis stable
~ miles southeast of Bates City.
The live stock, farm implements. wheat, &C.,
belonging to the late Luther Green will be sold
at public auction by the admlnist1 ator. Mr.. j.
A. j. McCauley, on the premises, Friday.
March L., 1880. Terms made known on day OF
sale.
Mr.. Jno. G. Cobb. administrator of Emory
W. Wagner. deceased, will sell, al public
auction, at Chapel Hill, Monday, March .. 1880.
20 head Of beef cattle, so fat hogs, 4 head milch
COWS. = head stock cattle, 1000 bushels OF corn
In pen. 2 work horses, 2 young mules and vari-
GUS articles fully set forth in advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
Capt. r. T%odhunter recently purchased, from
Mr.. Frank Thornton. his entire herd of shorl
horn cattle (Durham). This herd, with wha'
he has on hsnd, gives him one of the larges
herds of 1ne cattle in the county. The Captain
has done a great deal toward improving the tint
cattle in the county. He brought the frs
thoroughbreds t. Dover township.
The St. Louis grain market, last Thursday
ruled as Observation-Disclosures; No. . red
81 ~ l % cash 81 2sa@l osI February, 81 29h
q 2sf@1 2sI March. 81 s2S@1 slS April
81 349l 32X May, 81 2SfQl p June; NO. ) DO
81 25b bid. ~Corn-Easier; 55k cash IS @35x
March. s7T@364c April. ssh@sshc May, sshl
June. Oats-Qull and lower. 3SA cash. Rye.
Firm, 75@73k.
The live stock market 10 St Louis. ThursduI
last. was as tolloys:-Hogs-Slow; light ship
ping. - 1o94 20; packing, 81 1904 40; butcher
to select, 81 4095 go. Receipts, o.50Oi ship
ments. /. 100. Fair supply. hut demand
| light huyars and aellsra anart and litfla dome
values unchanged; good to choice shipping
steers, 4 1905 %; common to medium. 1891
stockers. 1898 50; feeders; IS 5O@i; cows an
h%eifers, - 1909 SO; corn-fed Texans. SO 25G
4 IS. Receipts, 800; shipments, 1,1oo. Sheep
Unchanged. fairly active. good butcher an
shipping demand; fair to good mutton. 80 7sG
4 so; prime to choice. 81 1905 so; export shee
would bring SIS 50@G. Receipts, 800; shipments
lions.