Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-04
Stock Notes.

Shull d Elliott sold. Feb. 81. to Mark Il Rup-
pie, 4 heal oil cattle, 4,625, at I cents.
Samuel Greasy sold. Feb. 81, to Smith h
Hamlet, 6 head of cattle. $40. at 4 cents.
Il. Is. Campbell sold. Feb. 81, to Schneider 4
Ripple. 3 head of cattle. $50. at 4 cents.
Il. n. sparks sold, Feb. 81, to Smith Il
Hamlet. I head of cattle, $500. ut 81 cents.
Geo. W. Carr sold. March 2. to Schneider &
Ripple, 4 head of cattle. 4,7a5. at3A ccats.
Chas. SKULL sold. March 3. to Leonard Rup-
pie. 5 head of hOss. 900, at 81 cents, and 4 to A.
Mark. ego ut same price.
Mr.. 8. l.. Cheatham bought of Walker and
Geo. Osborne. this week, go head OF nice feed
ing cattle to be delivered in June, at s and So
cents.
1t is generally agreed that Monday, April I'D,
shall he stallion day in Lexington. We hope
to see every stallion IN the county here, with as
many OF hls progeny as is con venient.
Stock men having their horse and Jack bills
printed nj this Office. will receive a notice in our
stock notes free Of charge. New cuts. new
borders, new type, and good workmanship.
Don't forget that you can get your horse and
jack bills printed in two cOlOrs ut the Intelligent
Ger ollce Tor the SANG price you will ORDINARILY
nave TO pay for q very plain black job IL neat, at
tractiye Job Ia guaranteed in all cases.
Kansas City live stock market yesterday:
Cattie-native shippers, 81 10 to s rs; butchers
steers. 81 Az to 8 %; cows, 81 p to 81 % ..
Hogs-ltange of sales was 81 30 to So 40, bulk
going ut 81 81 to 6 ID. Market Gloss | weak.
MI. b. l.. Cheathnm, OF Texas Prairie, ship
pea liast week, 2 ear loads Of hogs to X Kansas
City, Io lDs average, which sold ut ST. Is; and
monday 3 loads of cattle TO st. Louis, which he
hai bought Of Mr.. JnG. e.. Cobb, ut ~ cent?.
liau not received returns when we heard from
him.
MIR. Harvey j.. Higgins sale took place, last
Ah"rSuay. There was II large attendance of
g"ou huHiofed people. Household and Hitch en-
furniture brought moderate prices; farming
i"phements. fair prices; mules sold ut from $40
10 $3.50, according to age and size; horses, $i5
10 $lo', according to age and size; cattle and
COWS, $40 to S55; l bull. 2 years old, S75: heiters
and yearlings, $2s; l old carriage, s4a. There
was a splendid dinner for all. The total amoun,
OF sales was about 81 800. Capt. j. d.. Conner.
auctioneer.
The sale of the personal property OF the estate
Of tho late Lafayette Burton took pluce las,
luesday. Fully one thousand people were pres
ent. Prices were rs follows: Mules ut $40 to
VIZ. according to age and size; hogs, 4 cents
gross; horses, $50 to BIOS; calves, $40 to $i5;
corn, VI ~ TO $3 q per barrel in pen: hay, 81 tC
$s per ton in stack; farming implements and
househouse furniture brought good prices. TstuI
amount OF sales about 50 coo. Capt. Conner was
the auctionecr.
st. Louis 1.-Two stock market Thursday: Cat
tle-ReceIpts 1900, shipments 100; good tie.
mand for butcher and inferior shipping grades
but eastern shipping cattle rather slow. Meli-
nm to fair shipping steers. S5@5 so; good tt
choice. $5 G5@G co.; no exporters here, In
would bring Sc OO@G %; good to choice naliy.
steers, 81 5O@5 50; do COWS amt heifers, 81 a5l
8 10; grass Texans 81 OOai 10; stockers, 81 25a
CO.; feeding steers, 81 25@5 90. sheep-Rr-
cepts $50 head. More active and firm. Me-
dunn to fair, 50 50@3 80; good to choice, 81 2:
@5 50; fancy. S. 5000 so. Hogs-Oulet anu
weak. Light to good Workers., SIS OO@6 10
packing, ST 2O@G Is; butchers to fancy, So s5@
4 20; pigs, IS 1045 50; receipts 4 100; shipments,
J ], 500.