Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-27
lowans at the Yards.


a. w. Shields. of Belle Plaine. was
here Wednesday with two cars OF
stock
p. n. Aggergaard. of Irene, had in GO
head of 26S-lb hogs which sold for
s4.67Ha.
Fl. Mauss. Belmond. sold Is steers
Wednesday a $500 and five heifers at
$3.50.
G. A. Baitz, Belnond. sold 10 steers
at $40 and four cows at $500 Wednes-
day.
John Wolfe, of Titfin, was on the
market again yesterday with load of
hogs the second this week.
j. p. Grage. Remsen, had load of
hogs of his own feeding on the market
yesterday which sold for S4.65.
Oliver Hoffman, oxford, was on the
market yesterday with load of mixed
lso-lb hogs which sold at s4.572.
William Litzenberg, Mount Pleasant
was here yesterday with shipment of
hogs. He reports fat cattle scarce.
Thompson Miller, OF Brooklyn, was
represented Wednesday with two loads
of cattle of his own feeding
j. n. Chrisman of Nevada, came in
Wednesday with II short-fed steers of
his own feeding that sold at $500.
M. F. Christer, Belmond. sold Is
steers and five heifers Wednesday at
S525; also load of mixed hogs at
1855
t. 7. Huffman, of Shenandoah, had
on Wednesdays market 3S cattle of
his own feeding averaging 1901 lbs at
$500.
Warren Nichols, Of Minerva, was
here Wednesday with one ear of cattle
of his own feeding which averaged
1893 lbs and sold at $40.
Warner Bros, of Bromley. We're here
Wednesday with two cars of cattle of
their own feeding which averaged 1874
lbs and sold at $500
H. Gordon. of Remsen, had load of
270-lb hogs on the market yesterday of
his own feeding good enough TO sell at
S4671a, the top of the market.
w. +. Fleming, of Washington. was
on Wednesdays market with sixty
head of steers and heifers averaging
700 pounds. being about half Of each,
which sold at s4.65.
Digman Bros, of Dewitt were here
with their weekly ship
ment of cattle. The shipment was ac-
by Jim Digman, who re-
ports fat cattle scarce around De-
Witt
j. b. Black, prominent feeder of
Fort Dodge. was on yesterdays mar
set with two cars of steers of his own
feeding and reports good cattle about
all shipped out of his country.
Prior Mackey, of Glidden. had on the
market yesterday two loads of cattle
which averaged 1906 pounds and sold
I'll $500. Mr.. Mackey is one of the
prominent feeders of his part of the
NJ. A. Ward & Son, of Bromley, had
in n car OF cattle and one of hogs
The cattle averaged 1924
and sold at $5.25. The ship
ment was accompanied by M. A. Ward,
Mark Brindle of New Providence,
was here Wednesday with three cars
Of cattle and one of hogs. Thirty
seven cattle averaged 1903 pounds and
sold at $515. Sixteen head averaging
)9S pounds sold at $4.I5. The hogs
Drought $3.50.
l.. Void. of Rock Rapids, was on
Wednesdays market with three car
Dads of plain. heavy fat cattle, selling
TO S. & S. at s5.15: also one carload of
hogs at S4.5Ts, all his own feeding.
Mr.. Void gives the usual report that
tat cattle are getting quite scarce in
his part of the country.
r. W. Mallicoat, of Newton, was on
market with carload of
1900 pound cattle of his own feeding,
which sold to Moog & G.. at $500:
,lso in charge of carload of light
hogs, which sold at s4.571s. Mr.. Melli-
coat says fat stock of all kinds is very