Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16


ST Lo1is Close
Cattle s.eo9-l1cludIlg Ise8 S01sA
ern& MARKET STEADY.
Hop-SeoA- ) 70 1c ioEsr.
sheep ESQ stsady.
81 Loais Cab
No . rcd 50
No . hard IS a 81
Ne . Corn II = Is3
No . yellow N 4.
No : white II I.7aE
No ? cats Al
No : white al
.chbcaxo Close
whs4i Dec 81 IS . Nay s. 81
q - B
.cerp Dec s. Is IA Mag 81 l-s A
LAY So
Oats Dee . IS A May asa
Pos4 Jan 1881 \ MAJ Is5i,
Water Hale, OF Aadrain county.
No. vhO has gained recognition IN
Ae State OK Missouri as q feeder q
heitera. marketed = consignment o.
his choice productz in 81. Louis Mon
day that brought him the top on
heifesS and which vas very satistae.
tory 10 him. The consignment in.
Guided g, averaging sec lbs. and
vent TO the killers for $3.50 per
eSt- Mr. Hale makes a speciality o,
handling heifers and also max.
ing them good. He is thoroughly vers
ed in the art Of feeding and his pro-
ducts generally top or hit close to
the top Of the market-Live stock
Reporter.
Mr. Peters. a prominent horse
MAJ Of Springfield. Ky. is here buy
ing Rex Mcdonald colts for his
big sale to be held soon. Last fall he
took Is Rex colts home with him and
hopes TO take fully as many this
year He is the guest of Jas. Hamil-
ton.
J. l. Walker OF Andrain county had
a load Of hogs. e5 head that aver
aged 24s lbs. and sold at $s.s5. On
he ST. Louis market Monday.
Fat cattle prices continue to as.
send in St Louis. Monday a load
Y thoroughbred black Angus yeariirg
we're received from Leslie Davis, one
Y AHdrain county. Mos rising young
eeders- There were twenty eight
'seves in the bunch, averaging s1s
ns- and were bought by Morris G.
%. for $3.50 per cwt, thereby ex.
ieeding the previous record price
the year by a good loo.
Mr.. Davis accompanied his Shipment
( cattle TO the market and when
cen by a representative OF the Re
statd that he was highly pleas
d with his sale. 4 bought these
attic when they were calves" he re-
marked. "and put them on feed the
9th OF March. They were fed al
traight ration OF shelled corn and
ottonseed cake. for about 7 months.
there was very little grass. and
iey come mighty nearly being
dry lot cattle.
They were kept on this about
months. or to be exact, until octo-
er 10th. During the feeding process
ley gained about 500 lbs, Or some
ing over two pounds per day. III
link ! did wei with these steers.
they were little or no trouble to
e and It was a pleasure to feed
lem--Liye Stock Reporter.
Mrs. c. w. Pease brought the Leg
the sample Of her fine peaches.
hey are beautiful specimens Of the
MT, especially when you consider
at they we're raised in a dry wear {
Through the inocnlation of hog !
loiera serum, Mr.. E. ]. R~odekobr
8 saved the farmers Of Dade conn.
$1,000 in the last three months. |
r Rodekohr represents the Col. e
&c Of Agriculture of the Uni. b
rsity of Missouri as u
.rm Advisor. He inoculated LEO y
gs. Hall Of these hogs were sick K
treated. Nevertheless, all Jfy.
with the exception Of 3.s5 per n
Among those that died, about y
per cent small pigs worth no
re than 50 each. According to F. P
Mumford. dean of the College OF al
F~iculture. to estimate the saving
$1,000 is conservative. -
enneWald Bros, prominent farmers I
! stockinen OF Audrain County
. had on the St Louis market
nday of their own feeding two
DIS Of hogs that weighed 227 an
lbs. both Of which sold at sS.s5
top OF the market.
IL FINE COOKING VESSELS
De OF aluminium and copper ~free
b each range sold during demon.