Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

be delivered in the spring.
Michigan buyer paid ii. ~
Of Boone county. slow 0 a
rood three years old mule.
Davis Bros, of this city, PAID =
70 d NJ. Jennings, Of Centraiia' lot
a team Of dray horses.
The Courier states ten years 80
c II. Starr, Of Centralia, paid si'@
each for 700 barrels Of corn
Mrs. w. A. McMurtry, north
This city. during 1909, cleared s4SO
ON the butter, eggs and chickens SOLO.
Liberty, Mo, raised lO,lso IDS, o.
tobacco last year and sold all oil ri
=, an average Of IS cents a pound
This Is a yield Of s2ss.ss an acr.
Three hundred more fat mules nave
hoen sold by Galloway feeders With
n the last few days. running the to.
q, sales at home up to 1912 heau
and the price up to almost sseo,ooO-
T p. Harrison, Of Mccredie, bought
q nair of big work mules at AK
] vase Saturday from william Ben
~ bachelor neighborhood. at so0V.
william Smith sold 6. pair oil oom
ing two-year-old mules to Joe Q
s,d,ne for S227.5O Saturday.
johnson & Gardner bought .
ll1sonound hogs in Monroe count
this week at s cents.
Or w w. johnson paid ]. F. Vigal
y fancy price for two registered fe'
cberon draft horses this week
lg W. w. Johnson sold johnson
I~lGardner a four-year-old mare IN
ri week for 5000. !.
IL, G NJ. Berry, a wellknown A
of drain cattleman,, sold 40 heife'
St. cf Sss lbs. average at s5.SO,in 5
ly. l1ouis equalling the top OF the ma
gh a. 50. equalllng the top of the ma
ese tet He sold 8 cows, Of 1873 II
nth average at $3.50, the top. The &C
EN- Segment was of his own feeding.
uffl A deal was closed this week IN y
ice berly, representing n of the Ia
an est transactions in farm Ian ~hl
is has been made in Randolph coui
in for many months. Watts Littreh p
ais chased the valuable and well
as proved tract of $50 acres belong
ore :, Mrs Sallie Martin and located
acre miles southeast of Moberly. TT
gen was $40, 900.
to al Two ago the Farber Fol
,ars. AGENCY tried hard to sell to FIT
up stevens. Of Herscher. ILL.,, the y
and Afghan farm. near Farber,, for 70
per acre. with a payment OF
uggyls1OoO down., the balance to run
q ola term o fyears. Just the 0
nty. dav this farm sold for S7l.l7
rom acre Had Mr.. Stevens purcha
city he could have realized a clear p
and Of st55s.3S. And beside would
opis pe4tad him a reasonable profit
lana above interest and taxes.
N al The Farber Forum Agency has
,atur. for ]. s. Gatson his farm oil
acres northeast Of town to W
- Claypool. Of vermillion county
ElPrice. ses.50 per acre.
IL Clinton Bryant, a farmer, who
five miles east Of Louisville,
~ marketed his tobacco crop al
III usual price Of $40 an acre. The
was raised on land valued at %
acre. Many other farmers nav
u"n noeea Of their tobacco crop wi
y most like results their sale
eraging from $40 to SIPS per ac
> The correspondent OF Y
years Creek writes that G. t. S'
IS. The bought Of Walter Dowell % h
ZEN to sheep at s5.75 per head. Abo'
match first of March several loads
tie will be put on feed: William
IS ell, ST., and William Dowell, Jr
ID old a load; Taylor Dowell, n load
re;gbs Peck, one load. A few other
v~aars feed parts of loads.
to.1 to Henry Martin, Of near Au
,o,,nas sold Is fat hogs Tuesday to
:, uiu Harrison. They averaged z
dc at s cents.
-, Chas. McCue, Of Auxvasse,
Of Sale two sooi0, tAoroushsred b
hogs to Mr.. Rutherford, OF
Rock. Ark, Tuesday. He
rara $40 each.
Elmer Dicus, of north OF
paid Chas. Deane s445 for a
dandy 5 year old mules thi
He refused a $40 profit tn
day.
@==l Will Pryor is home from
willie and feeling much better
lie lis recent illness.
Elmer Dicus recently p