Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-13
Stock Notes.

L. r. NOEL sold. on the 5th, to Smith & Ham
lett. 4 cows, q, 800. at Sc.
John ErskIne sold, on the 9Th, to Smith l.
Hamlett. l cow. 1,l5o. at 3xc.
Daniel G. Wade sold, on the 18th, 4 head of
cattle to Smith & HAMLET, 3, $3.50, at SC.
Shull s. Elliott sold. on the End, to r. NJ.
Sparks. l steer. at 81 s7A and ITO sheep. 1.0s4
pounds, al &c.
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
For sale-A hue black draft stallion. Will
sell very cheap or exchange for any kind of
young stock. For further apply at
his office.
The live stock market at Kansas City was
quoted as follows yesterday: C~attle-Extra
native %shipping steers, - 5O@4 IS; good, well
fatted ST ers. 81 2394 35; medium steers in fair
flesh. So a5G4 Is; choice 10 extra fat butchers
cows. 30 20@3 IS; common to fat cows, 81 ESQ
2 IS; good fat stock cattle and feeders, S3Q3 81;
light stockeis. S2@3; bulls. common to choice.
81 25a3 IS.
The St. Louis live stock market was as fol =
lows, last Thursday :-HOGS Active and bet
ter; Workers and Baltimo. es, 81 lOG4 80; pack
Ing, - 1904 80; butchers to fancy. 81 35a4 60.
Receipts. Al 900; shipments, 3 300. CATTLE
Light and med um shipping steers of 1000 to
l 800 pounds, active III 81 l5g4 40; fat steers
from 1850 to /, 800 pounds. dull and lower at
~ s0G3 20; butchers stun in demand At full
previous quotations. feeders, 50 1894 Is; stock
ers. 81 1898 so. Receipts. 400; shipments.
l 900. sHEEP-Booming and ul sold. tho
early sales being made at S. 5Oas IS. Receipts.
800; 800.
Earhorp. I,.io,.o3.nt. .spho ,z,;.. .,li.t.
appeared in the independent Il few weeks since to
the effect that concentrated I've would cure hog
cholera, has been successfully tested by Mr.. w.
F. Hubbell, OF Richmond, Mo. Mr.. II. assures
the editor Of The Democrat that he has tried it,
and that 1t is a sovereign remedy. He mixes it
with y slop made OF bran or corn meal or sene-
th!ns that the hogs relish, and gives it to them
as strong AS they will drink 1t. lfhe gets the
mixture \ little too strong he adds fresh slop
until he gets it just right. He says it is Il sure
cure. Some vi our readers should try the remedy
II their hogs are troubled with that fatal disease.
1t will do no harm 10 try IT,
Ths sale of Emory W. Wagner, deceased,
at Chapel Hill. last Monday. WAS largely artcn-
ded, people being present from Jackson and
Johnson counties, and the citizens of Sni-a-Bar
township seemingly having turned out en- nIaass
We are indebted TO Squire w T.. Anderson Tor
a pleasant ride 10 the "AIll'' through a magn,f-
icently beautiful country. giving abundant evil
dsnce of a prosperous and thrifty community II
the neat and substantial farm houses, well
fenced fields, broad acres of growing wheat snd
numerous herds of cattle. sheep and swine to l.,
seen on every side. The /, lowing ave III,
principal sales made up to the Tine our re-
porter left, which was shortly alter the nuc-
tioneer had commenced selling the goods IN lie
store.-l brown horse. $50: l yenrling mule.
Gil 80; 2-year-old mule. $50; l gray mare $50:
bay oily, $50 so; cows. from 81. 80 "a So; =
yearlinS steers, ST. 90 and $50 IS; 4 heItrr
calves, So - to slf so; 10 Oeef cattle-35 Co'ora-
dos-sS3 O5; 40 hogs. SIS " per loo; corn in Glib,
l7@lsc per bu \ OF IS acres OF grow ing wheat.
S57; stock scales. y interest, s25; threshed
oats, SOC per bu.; reaper, $50; spring wagon.
Sl6 5oi farm wagon, $3l 80.