Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

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FIVE r1onths made excellent gains,
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pounds Of the molzszes feed per DAY
2 feeding each steer and results wsre
gate ss~tiEfartory. especially tie price
! received Live Stock Reporter.
Bob NEnSy sold Cant 4 Roberts 142
head Of hogs this week.
il is reported that a Centrslia busi-
neks firm has contracted 1000 bush
els Of corr at 81 % per b1.
W. L. Green & Son. Of Centralia,
shipped three loads Of mules to TIE
St. Louis market this week.
Mcbride Brothers, Of Centralia, were
on the market the past week with ST.
head Of 1900 pound cattle, which
brought s12.2 Is per hundred. They
still have $50 good head on feed.
Roberts & Mundy bought 7 head Of
fat cattle from wallace Bybee, of
Santa Fe, this week, at 81 a hundred
pounds.
VIII Wsinscott Of Moline, hauled
wagon loads Of hogs to this city
that brought Is cents. The
averaged about 1900 pounds.
Carter & Son shipped three loads of
heavy yearling cattle and a load of
hogs TO the St. Louis market this
week.
Fountain Bros. Of C~entralia, re-
% head Of good feeding cattle I
from the Kansas City market, the
first Of the week, averaging 1910 lbs.
They viii feed a ration Of o and
cake on grass. ,
The 1900 or more clipped lambs !
sold from this county on the St. Louis :
market this year were more than any :
,ther state or the remainder of Mis-
souri, disposed Of during the season
at this point.
Mule colt prices are beginning 70 !,
soar in northern Boone, as is evil ,
fenced by the sale of a good mare !,
mule cole by Frank BaIlew for s135, >
while T. r. Coombs, Of Centralia, re-
fused S145 for a choice black mare ,
mule colt. ,
The oat crop Of northern Boone
promises to be a record break
n. The acreage is large and it is pre- j.,
that the average yield will be
between 50 and IS bushels per acre.