Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

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sold to Lee s Hisey at 500.
Hisey s. Lee, the well known horse
men from Mexico were here. They
fail TO bid when a good horse is
put up. They, perhaps, have bought
more Galloway horses than any other
two men in the State.
Jim johnson, the a~uctioneer, Of
Mexico was in town. jim is one Of Au-
drains heaviest cattle dealers and
will buy a good horse, too. He has al
been successful in his trading
and we hope he always will be.
Fields s. Cant, Of Benton City, had
four cars Of extra cattle on the Chi
sago market Monday.
Roy Hixon. OF Wesley Chapel, re-
paid Tom Pearson, Of Laddo-
MIA, 81 per head for 5 shoats.
DR.. Hunter, Of Graham's stables, on
wednesday sold a fine green saddle
and harness horse to Chas Crow, Of
for s25.
Randall Kendall, Of AuxyaSse, for
merry Of this city, recently sold a
combined saddle and harness gelding
TO W. d. Sims for $50.
X. Hobokens, Of Galloway Post Of
fee, recently paid slG5 TO Robert
Tyler, Of the same place for a horse. Mr..
Tyler also sold a span Of four-year-old
mules 70 l.. King for 500.
B. r. Middleton sold his fine stall
lion, Rolling Rock, by a PA sire, to
Bolts X Henderson this week for a
handsome price. He sold to the
Deane boys 8 t~wo-year-old mare mules
for a good price.
The Kansas City Tines says: ]. R.
Canadian, Of Fulton, a prominent
stock man Of the kingdom Of Gala
way, regeitered at the New Albany
yesterday. He is here for the purpose
Of buying feeders. Il can make a fair
profit" said MI. Canadian, "buying
cattle here. They are fattened on
the good grass and corn of the liking
dom"
Arthur Neil and Wilkerson Broth
ers have sold to Dunn Brothers a car
load Of hogs to be delivered in
August The contract price Is five
cents a pound. The purchasers have
faith in the hog market holding up
and expect to realize a handsome
profit out Of the transaction. All Of
the parties live in northwest Gala
way.-Fulton Gqzdte.
A telegram from Buenos Ayres,
Argentine, dated March Is, says: A
bulletin just issued by the Chamber Of
Commerce says that the foot and
mouth disease and the foundations
have caused more losses to the Argen-
tine farmers than has been the gener-
al belief. 1t is estimated that in the
last year that about l4,OOO,O 900 sheep
persisted, including almost the whole
product Of 1900. The loss in wool is
estimated at 100000 kilos.
The Centralia Courier says: c. l..
Bruce sold Sam Pulls q yearling
steers last week at SIS per head.-Jno.
NELL brought In another load OF
feeders from Kansas City this week.
II. +. German paid John Vance. Of
ROwena, 500 for a team OF horses
wednesday -. II. starr had a load Of
pc pound hogs on the market last
week good enough 10 bring se.15.-CI
L. Bruce bought So head Of 225
pound hogs Of J. c. Hit Tuesday at
S.75 10 20 last half Of April.-T. E..
German bought a red sorrel saddle
and harness gelding from the R%utterl
Bros. near WEIGH last week, alsoI
bought a harness gelding from CARL
johnson for 500. Mr.. German and
Dawson purchased a nice show horse
from C. D. Ragsdale, Of Paris, for
s2lO.
From the Paris Mercury.
II. II. Fields went 10 Kansas City
last week and bought 30 head Of 800
pound feeders which cost him s4.75
here-Allen Bryan sold steers last
week % Audrain parties at s4.25-D
sold 70 same party % pigs for
sl00-W. f. Dawson and ThoS. Cor.
man, Of Centralia, bought D. Rags
tine black saddle and hameSS
seiding for s220-Jack Stuart sold IoI
head Of ls0-pound hogs to Robertl
smiley at 5.l5-Moss Crow bought
d Robert Norman thirteen 67-pound
pigs at j.0l-Clay Delaney sold col
Ihos Barker two thoroughbred short-
horn bull calves at 80 and s45 and al,
GRADED heifer at s2O-T. W. Rags-
tale x son sold 10 graded bulls 10 r
?. Bush, Of ~COfeeburg, all recorded
but 3 head. Price, si,73O.
From Thursdays Lios Stool Reporter:
v. r Cant had a consignment Of
.'efk "a The market from Monroe
ounty' Including 7iO-pound butcher
,eiefs sold at AD and s07-pound
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