The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05
SHORT HORNS.
Sedalia Sees Her First Sale of
Fine Stock.
A Large Attendance, Heavy
Sales and Low Prices.
Who Was There, What They
Did and What They Bought.

Yesterday, May /, witnessed the first
public sale of thoroughbred snd registered
short-horns ever held In Sedalia. But for
number and display of stock, general at
tendance and smouLt of sales il will con-
pare favorably with sny other ever held in
the ate, and the general opinion of those
present was that sedalia had proven her
self beyond persdyenture one If the test
poiuts in the state for such annual dispOs-
ais of fine stock.
Yesterdays BAZoo contained partial
list of the stock which was to be offered and
of parties who had them id arrived upon
the grounds but yesterdays arrivals largely
augmented the numbers, both of sock and
attendance and when the sale begun the
vast st bles of Captain Ed. Stevens were
crowded to the utmost with spect, toss and
would.be-purchssers, while standing room
on the psvements outside WIS at premium.
Seats had been erect with q capacity Tor
accommodating about 400 persons inside
the salesroom proper, but they were tot ry
inadequate to accommodate the vast ihrong,
At ] p. m. the sale begun, Col.
onel L. p. Muir, of Lexington
welding the hammer, and proceeded with
out interruption until p. m. when 'oial
of 30 head were disposed Of, the average
price paid being lille over SO. This
was CO. sidered very low, but is above that
of other sales this season, the low prices
berg attributable 10 the cattle plague
scare, which is now, it is TO be hoI ID, at its
zenith.
Following is a complies list of sales:
THE SALTS YESTERDAY.
Lady Comet Sd, brt d by J.. O. Roberts &
Son, Pleasant Green, cslv- d >emt r -,
1888. Sod TO d. j. Williams, Peitis
county, SIS.
Glars, bred by PIG. Walker, Pleasant
Green, calved July ., 1879, Sold - John
G. Riss!er, Petlis county, SIS.
Miss Taylor, 17'h bred at "Glen Eyre"
near Ssdalla, calved February Is, 1882.
Sold 10 NJ. Fl. Seibert, Pettis county, S95.
Marv Hickman, bred by j. l.. Hickman,
Columbia, No., calved June 5, 1885, sold 10
John q. Rissler. Pettis county, 500.
Dick Gentry, bull, bred by Walker
& Roberts, Pleasant CIR N, Mo-, caIy /
July %, 1884, sold TO A. NJ. Reed, Smith
ton, Mo, SO.
Susie Fray, calf by her side, BIRD by
J. G.. Roberts Il Son, Pleasant Green,
cslyed July 9, 1882, sold ID A. A. Walker,
Pleasant Green, $40.
Lila Nelson I'd, bred by Walker &
Roberts, Pleasant Gr-en, No., calv April
q, 1888, sold TO Judge ii. d. Laughlin,
ST. LOUIS, SIS.
Fred Ross, bred by NJ. Jopling of Iong-
wood, calved August %, 1884, sod ID A.
NJ. Richardson. of New Mexico, $50
Baron's Lsd Ord. bed by NJ. Jopling,
Longwood, calyed July "a, 1884, sold TO
A. NJ. Richardson, New Mexico, SIS.
Daisy 9Th, a very fine COW, bred by j. III.
Potts q Son. Jacksonville. Ill, cslv o.
tober IS, 1877, was start in the bidding
at $50 and sold 10 John s. Ba-ks, SedaIia,
for sl35.
Pa ker Boy, bred by p. g. Wflker, OF
Pleasant Gre IN, Mo-. cslved May %, 1871,
sod to Adolph Riecke for $50.
Oxford Belle, bred by NJ. Joplirg, ing
wood, Mo-, calved July II, 1877, Id TO
Thomas Psrberry, of Sedalra, for $50.
Royal Ruby, bull, bred by J. q. Roberts
& Son, Peasant Green, Mo-, cslved Jauu
airy IA, 1884, sold 10 joan G. Ris.ler, Pet is
county, for S95.
Lady Harriet 5.h, bred by Wrlker 4
Roberts, Pleasant Green, Mo-, cilvsd June
10, 1888, sold to Z. K. Willieps, Pc tbs
county, lof ~llU.
Malcom Oxford, bull, bred by Walker &
Roberts, Pleasant Green. Mo-, calved Apr
20, 1884. sold TO T. B.E'monston, Pleasant
GIesn, Mo-, for S85.
Joe Senior, bull, bred by ]. w. Cole, S.
Mo-, calved April 10, 1884, sold to Wesley
Hughesvile, No., for $50.
Welcomes Airdrie, bull. bred by NJ. |
Jopling. Lougwood, calved May 2, 1854, |
sold 10 f r. Wilson, Green Ridge, Mo
for SS5.
Lou Herbs, calf by her side bred by p. |
9. Walker, Pleasant Green, cslved May Is, |
1882, was sold TO Judge III. ID Laugh'iD, OF
81. Louis. for Sl20.
Roya' Monarch, bull, bred by C. +. L o.
Dard, Bell Air, calved October u, 1877,
was a noble specimen. Judge Laughlin /
started the biGdipg at $50. Tom Evans
hen named $50. Frank Craycroit made
b d OF $40. Curd Petty was also bidder
1ut was finally knocked down to Z. c.
Evans ard son al $50. This was nv FIR
he [ est animal sold at the sale.
Red Neck, bred by M. Jopling, Long
wood, Mo-, calved Augu,t 8, 1858, sold to
Judge III. ID. Laughiin, ST. Louis for 500.
High Ho. es. bull, bred by w. P.
Harmed, Bur ceton, No, cslved Msrsh %,
1874, sold to &. b. Dyer, Iona City, Mo-, !
or $50.
Dan, bull, bred at Gil, n Eyre, near Soda.
80 No calved Semi 20 1892 soId 40 w J