Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-26
STOCK
NEWS
SALE DATES.

SAIL ia EDs
November lst.-A. Pftzer and son
dissolution sale.
Nov. S.-Fleld Bros. Poland China
Boar and Gilt Sale.
November Roy Sims, II miles
southwest of Mexico, 2 miles south OF
Salt River church. Joe Gregory, Auc-
tioneer.
Oct. 31.-Ralph Leritz, 10 miles
northeast of Mexico and 8 miles north
kest of Rush Hill, Joe Gregory, Aue-
tioneer.
H. w. Staurt a prominent farmer
and experienced sheep feeder Of
Audrain county, Mo-, had in another
shipment of his aged fed Texas
wethers which sold quite satisfac-
tory Tuesday on the St. Louis mark
ct. This shipment consisted of 228
head that averaged los lbs. and they
brought SITS, the same as a string
of the same drove brought the latter
mart Of last week and Csc higher
than a shipment brought the fore
part Of last week. Mr.. Stuart is n
of the largest feeders of sheep in
his part of 1.-THE country and there
are some good ones around him.
Live Stock Reporter.
John B. and W. F. Fennewald, pro-
minent Audrain County, Mo-, feed
ers contributed three cars each OF
good steers to Tuesdays st. Louis
market. John B. Fennewald had in
50 head, 1851 lbs. at s12.2 per cwt.
and w. ]. Fennewald marketed 60
head, 1925 lbs. average, also at s12.25
The cattle were of the shippers cwn
feeding and showed good finish
Live Stock Reporter.
The sale of live stock held by John
Bunch at Martinsburg Tuesday
brought a total of S~11,S5775. The
crowd was not large but bidding was
good and those interested were much
pleased with the results.
The list of sales follows:
Chris. Hoer, 9 shoats at $3.50.
A. U. Martin, 10 shoats at $500.
c. F. Hage, 9 shoats at $500.
A. W. Martin 5 shoats at $500.
John Erwin 1st choice gilt Sl8.
End -" S18.
Tom Mitchell, 3rd choice gilt
$17.O0.
Tom Mitchell, 4th choice gilt SIT.
c. R. Cox, 9TH choice gilt $14.50.
Chris. Hoer, 9Th choice gilt s14.0O
Ed. Fennerwald, IL gifts $1,000.
K. ". Clithero, choice sow $4,000.
K. w. Clithero, second choice SOY
$4,000.
Geo. Tate, 8 sows at $41.0o
Geo. Tate, 2 lows at $500.
Geo. Tate, boar, $4,000.
S. P. Calhoun, 8 ewes $9.35.
S. P. Calhoun, II ewes $500.
E. o. P%oindexter, II ewes $7.25.
O. B. johnson, II ewes $500.
S. P. Calhoun, buck $11.25.
M. Fennewald, 43 calves $12.7O.
Ross Ewing, 43 calves $12.35.
Ross Ewing, "a calves $3.50.
Coil Brothers, Is calves $8.25.
Gilmore, 10 steer calves $23.4O.
John McMuntry, 80 steer sheep
$3.50.
C. F. Hager, % yearling heife
$31.25.
C. F. Hager, % yearling heife
S31.25.
w. H. Vanlandingham, 43 heife
calves S26.10.
Ed. Hildebrand, 2 year old viii
faced heifers $27.00.
F. P. Crane, A COWS for $40, 35.S
34.00 and 71.50.
Pearl Coil, COW $4,000
F. P. Crane, red white face b
$24.50.
Homer billiard, z roar steers
$500.
John McMentry, T BLACK heife
1925.
Ed. Stuart, 27 whitet faced cat
S19.75.
Homer billiard, 2S white fact h
fers $20.25.
F. P. Crane, 81 white face heif
$1,000.
F. P. Crane, IL white face heif
s1S.75.
Joe Considine, roam brindle mu
COW, $3.50.
t. P. Noel, 6 year Jersey COW
calf 5000.
Homer billiard, % white face
heifer $500.
w. D. johnson, black cow S43.O'
o. B. johnson, white face bull
Harry Noel, 2 red steers $500
Jas. Fisher, 6 calves $3.50.
F. M~yerpieter, brown mare 3d.
w. w. Pollock, bay a $3.50
Considere and Pollock, black
grey mare mules $4,000.
Gilmore Bros, two mules for
and 500.
Hare Noel, mule colt $4,000.
Fletcher Sims, mule colt $4,000
Homer billiard, mule colt 5000
Jas. English, mul colt, $1,000
Homer billiard, horse mule WI.
a. new cattle top for the year