Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-06
Stock Notes.

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D.. J. Stricken sold. to L. H. Day. 9 fathogs.
averaging rs. at 5k.
Hat o sale of racing stock At Saratoga, twenty
six head brought o. AS at suction.
shull & Elliott sold. Thursday, to Schneider &
Ruppell, 4 head OF cattle. $500. At 3k.
Bismarck, Mr.. Lomax' fine stallion. has gone
to Lawrence, Kas.. to make = fall season.
A mysterious disease is killing the dser In the
parks ,uf upper Bavaria. and is spreading to the
cattle.
r. NJ. Sparks shipped. from Auliyille. Thurs
day, 8 car loads Of fat cattle, which will everage
l 300 pounds. ~
Alex. Hill, Texas Prairie, has two splendid
spans OF mules for sale. and an unmatched one
beside. They are extra animals.
shull & Elliott sold, to Smith 4 Hsmlstt,
Wednesday. Z head of sheep. $50 pounds aver
| age, at 5kc. Same to same, ahead Of cattle.
3. $50. at SIC.
DR.. 7. L Bolton has the champion cow-or
heller, rather. She is only 10 months old. has
| never had q calf. and is now giving . quart OF
milk morning and night.
Having rented his farm with . view OF chang
| ing his business, Mr.. Evan Young will sell. on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1881, all Of his stock. con-
sisting OF horses, mules. cattle. sheep, hogs,
farming implements. &c. Sale will
at 9 O'Clock. Terms made known on day OF
sale.
Sedalia Democrat, July 3o:-"Capt. James T.
Walton. of Vernon county. spent yesterday in
Sedalia. He was en- route to his old home in
Lafayette county. He has 100 head of splendid
two.year-olds for sale, stock cattle. and if any
OF our farmers want q bargain they would do
well to see his steers, or drop him q line at Neva-
da. They are the best of feeders and OF fine
grade"
Ava otocG ,narket 81 IouiR- ThuradQV:- Cat.
tle-Receipts. 2. 700; shlpments 800; fairly active
and lower; export steers, IS $500; heavy steers,
IS 4O@5 s.; light do, 1905 40; native butchers
steer, % 75@4 60; cows and heifers. ~ 1904;
grass Texans. % 1904. sheep-recelpts. 1.los;
shipments, $50; steady. fair to fancy. 1904 so.
Hogs-Tirmer; Yorkers. .s6 1905 60; packing,
1906 IS; choice to fancy heavy. Is 60@6 so.
Receipts, !, 200; shipments, 2,50Oy p .fesk
Live stock market, Kansas City. yesterday
~Cattle-Extrs native shipping steers. %, zoos 90;
good, well fatted steers. - ZOOS 20; medium
steers in fair flesh. ss 1894 50; choice to extra
fat butchers COWS, % 20@3 50; common TO fat
COWS, o. 25@3 Is; good fat stock cattle and
feeders. % 5000 10; light stool era. - bO03 90;
bulls, common to choice, u to@2 90; Colorado
steers, 81 50@4 Is; Texan steers, % 5o@S 50.
Hogs-There were but . few offerings Of heayy,
and they were sold at Is 4o@s 50 q the highest
pricea. Shippers were doing nothing. Bulk OF
e sales at s6 25@e IS and range nom % Is to s6 50.
stockers sold at s5 25@5 IS. Closed steady.
| Having rented his farm. Mr.. Grundy Young
will offer at public suction, on hts plice, 4 miles
, west of Waverly, on the Lexington road, on
. Thursday, September LIST, 1881. the following
z personal property. to-wlt: span OF work
mules; 1 head Of work horses; 8 mich COWS and
1 calves; 6 yearling heifers; short-horn bull; A
head of stock hogs; 10 tons of hay; sos seasoned
J fence posts; IS acres of corn in the field; I oerr
1 planter; 1 wagon and harness; I reaper and
8 mower, and q large lot of farming Implements,
Some household furniture, Sc. Terms Of saie:-
: Six months time with interest on sums Of 90 Of
q upward, purchaser giving bond and spproyef
y security. rr. lsEt NO.