Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

Louis market a week.
B. f. Creech, OF this county, mark.
eted hogs last week in st. Louis.
VIM. Afilck had in another string Of
1853 head OF the "Starr" Mexican
yearlings that were fed by Mr.. ]. T.
finder, of Audrain county, Mo-, that
averaged 81 lbs. and sold at $40.
G. W. Galloway and q. b. Lyman
viii have a sale OF live stockand other
personal property Monday, January
30. on what is known as the Jake
Stevenson place, southwest of this
city. The advertisement appears IN
the proper column OF the weekly
LEDGER.
W. A. Willingham has sold his black
pair Of mules to Cant & oonsidine,
Of Thompson, for a goodly sum-. This
is mi OF the best pair Of mules that
ever traversed our streets and many q
citizen has pointed to them with
pride as fine specimans OF the Nilsson
ri Mule"
Lawder Bros. will sell at the Law
der farm, two miles east OF this city,
on Wednesday, February LIST, q COM
complete farm equipment, including
horses, mules, cattle and farming ma
chinerY. Included In the latter item
will be a complete threshing outfit.
There should be a god attendance of
buyers, as the offerings are OF the
best.
Give the farm a name. Have this
name neatly lettered on a sign-board
and placed where 1t can be seen by
the traveller who goes by your place.
Then have some letter.heads and
envelopes printed with the name Of
the farm and your own name thereon.
and thus do business on a farm in a
business-like manner. The LEDGER
has printed note heads and envelopes
for quite a number Of farmers, who
selected pretty names for their farms.
Let us print some for you.
FROM GLASGOW MIssoURIAN.
Frank Weinand, OF near Mexico,
was 10 this city last night visiting his
brothers, win and Charles Frank is
one Of the foremost stockmen and
farmers of Audrain county, and was
en- route to Kansas City to buy some
feeders from that reliable commission
firm, Eubank s. Company.
FROM LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
e H. Dicus, an Audrain county, Mo
stocknan, had a car of cattle on Tues
market.
Powell & Mundy of this county
shippers, marketed IS head OF head Of
hogs, averaging 225 lbs, that sold at
per cwt the top price paid on
Saturday market.
FROM AUxvAssE REVIEW.
Ralph Filler, n of our hustling
young farmers just north of Auxvasse,
a dandy pair of coming Swear.
old mules last Tuesday of Written
Martin. paying $3.50 for them. They
are 15i hands high and broke to work.
was offered $40 profit on them
before taking them home.
FROM FULTON SUN.
Howard Muir and Houchins Bros.
who shipped four car loads OF cotton
mules to st. Louis Monday from Nc
Credie notified some Of the local mule
men Wednesday that the market had
gone all to pieces. Houchins Bros.
we're offered SILT so per head In the
last week. The best Offer /,
they could get on the st. Louis mark. !
was s107. Howard Muir had like
ate. He was offered s120 per head /,
or bis fifty mules at home and the ,
'est offer made him in st. Louis Tues
was sll5 per head. |,
FROM THE FULTON GAZETTE
Thomas wilkerson, northeast Of |
Earl a few miles, took % hogs to Nc /
Jredie, Monday, that he sold to All. 7
Washington at $40. Jake Coons al. !
% delivered 0 hogs there that day, at I
4.2O. d
James T. Paisley, farming 6 miles s
lortheast Of Auxvasse, shipped 70 head
165-pound hogs of his own ~fattening 9
. st. Louis, last Thursday. I
Frank W. Hamilton, a stockmrn re-
iding near Auxvasse, will begins fat /,
ening 500 western sheep next month. :
lie will use cottonseed meal with the :
orn he intends feeding.
Thomas Mckinney, a Monroe feeder c
Who often comes to Galloway for steers t
or bis feed lot, was in the Klngdom s
week and brought 45 head of steers b
I. p. Harrison, of McCredie, at s47. o
0 each and 30 Of Robert Biggs, of
'ear Auxvasse at s45 each. p
FROM oENTRALTA COURIER, .
I. E. German sold win Leonard, OIL
Columbia, two nice horses first Of the n
1eek at extra good prices I,
I. J. Rowe brought in a load of 4s7.
ound hogs last week Mr.. Rowe has n
cen holding his swine for a better Z
6.
John finder fed 100 Of the Starr. :,
lexican lambs and did it SO well that y
is sheep brought the top of the mar.
ct right along. Mr.. finder made a
andsome profit on the feed.
Charley Sames was in town over d.
He is feeding 81 head OF H