Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

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shnnks 500, Star king without >
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ing sl02s
r. n. Co.'S Il MsceA bought kim
moA ~ $500 nna Mnjer st 80. gahn
Rrink q HnEsrilIs beuEht Long Ton
nj sisa. HnmHten Brofhers If Mex
ico paid ss1b fer Ton Niece, u. y
Il gnppineisn paid $50 for Black
Dorur. In speaking q the sale Mr.
Euray said that b. was wri Fleased
viii his sais and pleased With he
erDwd he had atiehding the saie-cos-
umlia Times.
Marvin EmmunE = pruzinest
farmer nprknnan living north q Mex
70. has 4 load q western lambs that
be yin soos start 10 feeding- They
wers purchased On the Omaha market
BY S. P. Carter and are Eaii 70 be
he best small buarh in that s~ection-
McCewsn Bros. Of Auarain county,
No. we're represented on the market
Monday with 3 loads II cattle q their
own raising and distinguishing 81
head Of ssl-pound yearling steers 1t
$3.50; II head Of ITO pound two
year old steers At ss2s, he halanee
being butcher cattle. Hart MCGOWAN,
who accompanied tie Shipment has
for several years past been q regular
patron 70 this market-Live Stock Re-
porter.
One Of the best loads Of cattle on
feed in Northern Andrain is owned
and being prepared BY Oscar Masse,
who lives north Of Molino- They are
short yearliBgs and have been re-
ceiFing fun feed the better part Of
the winter and win Be ready for ship.
meur m zb0ui ss ssyz- Mr.. Masse IS
an experienced feeder and has been
giving these younsters ground corn
and alfalfa. They viii weigh around
1900 pounds now.
A load Of heavy heifers and steers
from Audrain county, No, sold On
the market Monday at sS2- This
consignment was from the feed lots
Of c. E. Maxwell q substantial feeder
and stockman Of that county. They
displayed good handling and e a
credit to the feeder showing his good
Judgment in their condition They
brought g satisfactory priee-Iive
Stock Reporter.
C. II. Fennewald. Of Audrain coun-
~, No, was a contributor Monday 81
a car Load Of steers consisting Of q
head that averaged 1904 pounds at
ss.45. the top Of the market The
cattle were purchased BY Armour &
Company.
The steers were southwest Missouri
reds of a very good breed and dis
piaycd excellent handling in the feed
iotz- They were conditioned BY Mr.
FennewRld who Is . big feeder and
regular patron Of the St. Louis mar
ket His sale was 5 highly satisfas-
tory one-Lve Stock Reporter.
CONSIDTNE HAS BIG SALE
Hopewell Stock Farm was the scene
Tuesday Of ConSidine and BonsaIl's
18th annual sale Of live stock. Mr..
Considine was 50 well pleased with
the results that he announced immed-
lately after the sale that on February
q, 1917 he would hold another sale at
h;s Thomnzan farm
The sales amounted to s12,590. Two
hundred and twenty-three head of live
stock were offered to one Of the larg-
est crowds attending a sale in Audrain
this year. The majority Of stuff sold
well.
X. Brown and Wheeler CAN'T were
the big buyers. Each bought sixteen
steers. Mr.. Brown paid s7oS5 and
Mr.. CAN'T paid SIS per head.
The following is 3 list Of some Of
the prices paid:
c. Z. Duff, 20 eve at $500, $3.50:
10 ewes at 1880, s122; Curt Pryor
10 ewes at s11.25, s2ls.75 and 10 lives
at sl2. sI20; ]. II. Jones, 10 ewes at
s12, s12O; Les Williamson, 80 we al
s12, $3.50; Ed Fred, 80 ewes at So,
$500; Luther Davidson, a COW, $50; Z.
E. cantrell, COW, $40; ]. T. johnson,
one red bull, $50; J. R. Brown. sixteen
steers at s7O35; si,i2560; Wheeler
Cant, l6 steers. $1,000: Sam Brown,
ons pair mare mules, $500. and one
pair bay mules, $3.50; w. D. Mason,
horse mule, $40; Les Williamson, one
! pair mules 4 and 5 years old. $3.50;
Harrison Ford, s years grey and black
mules, s3I5; W. D. Mason. pair brown
mules, s275: W. W. Pollock, 4 and
! year old horse and mare mules, s2g5;
, B. ". Jesse, horse and mare mules
ssl5; and Wheeler CAN'T, 4 year old
horse and mare mules. sos.
JAMES HAMILTON. JUDGE.
James Hamilton, Of this city. Prof
J. L Edmonds Of the University d
Illinois, and William Collins Of north
! hiddietown. KY, are judges in The
; first annual saddle horse judging con
test at the University Of Missouri
this week.
/. The saddle horses for the eoutesi
were furnished by Z. D. Moore d
Columbia and inclnde mnnu IL.