Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-20
Iowars At the Yards.

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Gilmer Bros. Rome, prominent farm
ers and feeders had a car of 1893 pound
steers here Monday which sold to He'll
born & Loeb at s4.55.
w. r. Hucksitep, of Deloit. sent DIN a
double of T2 pound western lambs that
sold here Monday st $40.
w. l.. Theursr of MEMO, marketed
Monday AZ steers and spayed heifers
averaging 1890 pounds at $40.
j.. l.. Hall, Mt. Pleasant, sold a load of
hogs. ~ head. averaging 25S pounds
yesterday at $3.50. Reeves & Co. bought
them.
M. b. Conroy. OF Arion. had n car
of 10 hogs here Monday that averaged
25a pounds and sold ait $500, the top OF
the market.
C. L. Klise o. MEMO. was on Mon
days market with 10 steers of his own
feeding that averaged 1400 pounds and
sold at s5.25.
Calhoun & Arnold Birmingham, reg
ular shippers, hstd a car of stock calves
on Mondays market that sold at sat
isfactory prices. They report fat stock
scarce.
George S. Hallett, Union, was in yes
terday with two loads of stock of his
own feeding. IL S hogs We're mixed and
sold at s5.05. he was we'll satisfied
sold at s5.05. He was we'll satisfied with
Chicago markets.
J. w. Dissingsr. Bouton, was on the
market Monday With five loads Of stock.
| His steers sold at $500, averaging 1898
pounds, and a Loaf of stays at $4.25.
He also had three loads of hogs ut
$5.15. Hs was well pleased with the
market.
Ray Irwin of Montezuma, was here
with a load of white hogs of his w
raising and feeding which averaged ZIG
pounds and sold at S5.1712. He also had
in some heifers at $3.50. Ray is a boy
still in his teens but he shows that he
understands the FEEDING business as
we'll as many older ones.
D.. r. Munro, of Westchester, had
eighty-fve cattl,. from his own feed lot
on Mondays market, which sold to the
United Dressed Beef Company
at S5.15. They averaged 1850 pounds.
T. L. Workman. OF Mount Zion, a
regular shipper and feeder, had q car
of lambs on Mondays market, which
sold satisfactorily. He says fat stock
is in moderate supply there.
Andy Hunter, Of Nicola. was on on
days market with two cars of cattle OF
his own feeding that averaged LAYS
pounds and sole at $3.50. This price
speaks we'll for MIR. Hunter as n
feeder.
John Morton. who is n of h prin-
|eipaI cattle feeders OF Griswold, was In
Monday with three cars of good cattle,
which sold to Daniel for export at
Sass. Mr.. Morton bought his cattle in
Omaha at $3.50
Fred Hall. of Mount Pleasant. had
on Mondays market car of cattle
of his own feeding that averaged 1910
bounds and sold at s525. The ship
n,ent was accompanied by Mr.. Hall. He
report fat cattle scarce in his sec
ton of the country.
C. w. Clark. of Randolph, marketed
three cars of good cattle Weighing
1.541 pounds, which were bought by
Thomas Cross for the United Dressed
Beef Company at SIS. These cattle We're
bought in Omaha in October and had
made a remarkable gain.
Sidney was represented on Mondays
market with the following: I. p.
James. two cars of cattle n n car
OF hogs: S. f. Murphy two cars OF at
tie: J.. S.. Martin, one car of cattle:
and James Otto. one car of hogs. They
are among Fremont county's best
farmers and feeders.
G, f.. Moorhead. of Moorhead, was
on the market Monday with a a OF
choice black polled cattle of his own
feeding. which averaged 1.420 pounds,
and sold to the United Dressed Beef
Company at $3.50. These cattle were
very prime n reflect great credit on
Mr.. Moorhead as a feeder.
Sioux Rapids was represented here
Monday by Messrs. r. D. White & Son
with cattle. Schweitzer Bros. with cat
tie and hogs, L. A. Torkleson with hogs
and "Rame" Thomas with cattle, all OF
which sold satisfactorily.
NURSE TO HAVE $4,000.