Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-28
THE MARKETS.

No. 2 White Corn ............ So
No. 2 Mixed Corn ........,. 64h
No. 2 White Oats ............ Al
st. Louis Stock Yards:-
Hogs 1850 ............ 10c lower
Top $lU.4U
Cattle 5000 Steady
Sheep $500 Steady
Wednesdays Local Poultry Market:
Hens, per ID. .......... 1Sc and 13c
Eggs, per doz. Bic
Butter Fat, per lb. ........... Doc
". Fl. S%pringman a prominent
farmer and stockman of Audrain
county, No, was on Wednesday, Sept.
20, st. Louis market with stock, in
Guiding some good quality fat lambs
that sold at the top of the market,
S14.00. This lot Of lambs consisted
of 81 head that averaged 66 lbs. This
is the highest price reached on this
market for several months.-Live
Stock eporter.
Let the Ledger print your sale bills.
We are equipped to dc this work to
your satisfaction. wifi
The recent shipments by the Pro-
ducers Grain Company are as fol-
lows;
August 80, hogs: SO head, W. w.
Mundy; II head, Jack Hendrix; z
head, George Dean; Is head, ]. c.
Crockett; 8 head, F. S. Shelley; IS
head, T. l.. Carter; s head, H. Play
ter; Z head, C. P. Arnold; one head
NJ. Connolly.
September a, hogs: 80 head, DR..
Wood; 6 head, w. C. Berrey; 16 head,
B. A. Brown; 2 head, Scott Kerr; 2
head, H. R. Day; n head, c. M.
Foster; one head, C. H. Meyer; 10
head, Il. Williams; one head, Burk
Brothers.
September II, hogs: % head, Reed
Burk; 8 head, Otto Nuderschutte; 7
head, H. J. Hofsess; 6 head, H. Hull;
a head, G. w. Peck; 4 head, W. H.
Hollingsworth; a head, Ray Beagles;
20 head, R. B. Kerr; 16 head, o. H.
Erdel; IA head, J.. IA. Dowell; 2 head,
John Kincade; one head, Jack Ham
aiton; Ia head, Irwin addox.
September IL, cattle: 10 head, B,
IA. Brown; a head, T. L. Carter; z
head, j. B. Rutter; one head, A. H
Schopp; 3 head, j. H, Deale; one
head, Clark Sims; n head, j. E
Feger; one head, w. C. Berrey; one
head, Ed Gallagher; one head, R. M
Brown; n head, F. S. Shelley.
September IA, hogs: % head, Re
max Eisele; 3 head, Earl Lyman; q
head, Curt Pryor; 2 head, Reed Burk:
one head, Mrs. Pryor; 2 head; Eleva
tor; 4 head, ]. T. Johnson; 8 head
Viev Wayne; 16 head, F. Henderson
% head, E. A. Sullivan.
Mrs. Field Cleeton of 403 N. West
ern avenue has a Rhode Island Rex
Pullet which was Matched Februar!
Is, began laying the eleventh of Aug
ust and Matched ten chicks when sh,
was not yet seven months old.
There are thousands Of heads o
cattle and sheep being brought int
Audrain county at this time to aug
ment the already large number her
on feed. Fall pasture promises to b
especially fine and the farmer-stock
emn, of Audrain are particular.
hopeful wei the results Of this in
terest.
JEFFERSON CITY, September q
Missouri farm prices during Septen
Der showed some tendency to declin
and the movement of farm crops wa
greatly interfered with by the raj
road situation. The shipment of PEI
ishable fruits was difficult and price
were unsatisfactory according to
A. Logan and Jewell Mayes Of X
Federal-State Crop Reporting Sc
vice.
Of TIT forty-six products on whit
preces were secured for August az
September 20 had declined, 10 had r
manned the same and sixteen had a
yanced, hogs and lambs were down
were horses and mules Corn, whe
and oats held their own but rye W
mp and the tendency in hay W
downward
When j. B. Marshall and ]. p. M
Ter climbed on top Of the court hou
dome the other day for the purpo
81 painting it they were surprised
find i swarm Of bees making the
selves much at home IN the ball
top Of the dome. Mr.. Miller deelar
that be for n doesn't intend to I
to get the honey.
Ellis Bros, championship flock
Rambouillet sheep captured AZ priz
1T the Illinois State Fair in Sprir
field last week. Among these prii
were first for aged eve and n
lamb. This showing added much
the many prizes they have alrea
won ii Nebraska, Iowa and Nilsson
The sheep are at the Oklahol
state Fair this week whers they
expected To return home with fu
i many blue ribbons u they 4;
santurAd ins other Staten.
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