Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
STOCK NOTES

fine young horse.
Good stock every where is selling
easily for top prices,
b. r. Middleton went 70 ST. Louis
with some fine horses Monday
Bob Hisey has some fine horses in
St Louis this week for the sale.
The Fulton combination sale was a
success in every sense Of the word.
L. B. Barnett took a lot Of good
horses TO St Louis to the big sale.
There will be fine exhibition OF
good horses in Mexico next Saturday.
Quite a number Of Audrain county
people attended the stock sales at
Fulton Monday.
S. P. Emmons bought a car load OF
wool last week from Hamilton &
Smith, Of AuxyaSSe.
J. t. johnson cried the Crisman
and Eller sales during the last few
days. Stock Of all kinds brought good
prices.
A large number Of horse men Of this
city went to st. Louis this week with
good horses for the big sale to take
place there.
Ben Middleton has made the follow
ing sales Of stock: To Bolts s. Hender-
son, of Santa Fe, the pacing stallion,
Rowland Rock, by Black Rock, 2:l4,
for $500; to Dean Bros. nine 2-year-old
mare mules Of extra quality and finish;
c. D. Grow, Of Paris, a genuine sad
die horse for sl75.
Taken from Mondays East st.
Louis Lire Stock Journal; The auction
to-day contained consignments from
Hamilton & Smith, Mexico; Lee
Anthony, Columbia; j. T. Rowland,
Columbia.
Several cOnsignments Of horses ar
rived early in advance Of the special
sale. Among them were those Of B. r.
Middleton and j. A. Potts Of Mexico.
Hisey & Lee have reported on the
market from Mexico with three car
loads Of stock, embracing Al head Of
horses and II mules. Some Of the
horse offerings are fancy gated sad
die horses for the development OF
which this duo, Bob Hisey and Geo.
Lee are pretty well known.
From Tuesdays Lire Stock Reporter.
Missouri is first in hogs, sheep and
horses and Texas first In cattle for
March leOl.-Sharp s. Gray, Of Mon
roe county, marketed 10 head 10
pound lambs at $3.50 and Al ss-pOund
sheep at s5.l5.-W.E. Comett market
ed 34I-pound Audrain county stays at
4.55-Azdell s. Atkinson, Of Au-
drain county, marketed 300 head Of
good 69pound clipped lambs that sold
at S.30-W. +. Cunningham, Of Au-
drain county, marketed a consign-
ment Of 1,37GpOund stays at s445,
by Hammond s. Co.
A telegram from Kansas City dated
March % says; A sale Of short-hOm
cattle from the herds Of B. O. Cowan,
I. B. Rankin, Of Tarkio, and G. T..
Haggard, Of Western Nebraska, be
gan at the stock yards in this city To-
day. The offerings included f~fty0ne
bead Of fine cattle, all Of which are In
excellent breeding condition. The
sale has brought 10 Kansas City short
horn breeders from all parts Of the
West. All the well bred COWS brought
high prices. The first ten COWS sold
brought S,O75. Among the sales
were: B. o. Cowan-Mysie. a heifer.
was sold 10 Col. Casey, Of shawnee
Mound, for s7Oo Mysie LII, asyear.
Old COW, was sold % 7. B. Balst oil
Kan, for s08J; Queen Of Bean
ty NIL, a 5-year-old COW, was sold to
Edward, Of Hawarden, Iowa
Tor $50; Second Butterfly, a Jyearold
cow was sold to T. W. johnson. oil
Lexington, for t5OO; Princes Royall
TX, a eyearold COW, was sold 70 Z
Donahey, Of Ne~ton, Ia, for s5A
The Fulton Sun gives the foIlouing.
sales Of stock at the big sale On the
public square in Fulton Monday.
Joe Graves sold a bunch OF % head
a yeafiing steen 10 Taylor Arnold A.
I'D per head-Tsylor Arnold also.
bought 2 bead Of yearling steers q n
kelseck at s8S per head.-H. V !
Nlers paid Mat Nichols tis2 Der !
head fof a bunch OF % head q %stasr,