The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

Messrr. Murphy * Root sold 10 John Stod-
ssll, a few days ago, fbe lot Of extra mules
which was advertised in this columns short
time since. Price not given.
q roR SALE.
Mr.. Jno. W. Rout, Of this vicinity, informs
Us that be has, nov ready for sale, our thor
olgh-bred, Ohio improved, Chester white boar
pig. By, Shis premium hog. Admirers Of
Cherters should apply Immediately. 3i-4t
= GOOD TINE.
Reuben Harris, Of this county, bought four
year old plug horse from some party few
day. sgS at $500, and gave him a trial on
Helms t,sck last- week, and he made mile
IN pos ,ls frst lime he was ever on track.
Mr.. H-sHelm bought him on Monday last at
ss25-s Mr.. II. certainly has good thing.
sf STAMFORD COURT DAY.
A very large crowd in town on Monday last.
There were some 500 had Of cattle on the
market, chiefly pountair and Tennessee feed.
eu. Bidding wasf heavy. and but few sold.
in-.eed se have never serftthe market 80 dull,
"a. iln.abic, of eoprse, 10 the drought in the
's,as prsrs yssien. rne.buysrs were on hssd.
but the prospects 80 gloomy thar they cdnld
nrt-ronie apsorhe yrw- Of ,sN,rs-
:, Cob W. N. Carpenter reports the following
: ~~-plpg horses from $50 to sil0; cow
h"m 81 we. conm mon heifers from SO 90
to SCI ~ good cafvcs s---si - ,-stcei
/, (goodl s45; Al 2 and .3;yr old steers lwitl
dawn SsS; good mare : 80; IS ycarin
steers SO; p S-yr old Steers sS5; good Sel
ding Sl0l..
Captain Jake Higgins reports the following
Twenty eight yearling steers S2s Is; | bul
S35 so; 10 Swear old sieers (common) s34
mare SIP; i7-yearlings SO SO; 5yearlin
steers $40 25; pair 4-year old mules 500 81
, horse SOS; II s-year Old steers common
BIZ; horses from $50 % $40; yoke steer
n so 90; 2 cows sl5; ssteer. loldD SIS. Tn
general complaint with our traders was scai'
/, iiy Of water.
George W. Afford bought this week a lot @
boys from J. c. Hays at 50 IS per hundred.
sl MooREs PUBLIC SALE
At the sale Of James Moore, near Shelb,
City, On Saturday lasi, Col. W. NJ. Carpent<
eport- the following &les Fat hogs So so &
! 50 90 per hundred; shotes at 50 s. per head
II yearllng mRle s7s; lditto s65; calves SIS
brood mares 800 and 500; geldings SIS am
sos. Good milch cows $40 To $50; yok
oxen good ssh; 3-year old steers $50 %
The farm. containing los acres, sold to Mael
Moore at $50 per acre. Corn sold in the fell
at 81 IS and 81 90 per barrel.
LEXINGTON oouRI DAY SALES.
Capt. P. C. Kidd reports to the Observer an
Reporter the following. =
The number of people n aiseSSu~<c va
very large, estimated as many a. 5000. Tn
offerings Of stock were also very large, perhap
Us many as 1000 head of cattle Of nearly ey
cry grade the best 2-year-old sioers weighing
900 pounds, 81 81, medium 81, common 8 I,
81. Fat stock for this and the river mari e
sold from to cents. Steer calves from fif
teen to seventeen dollaIs; warnings from TO
cents, according to quality. A great many
rough cattle remained unsold. There was
good many mules on the market, and very few
sales made of green stock. Pairs Of null,
sold at satisfactory pricsa
Auctionecr X. II. Atchison reports the fol-
lowing 10 the SAINT paper: A good many
horses we've sold at prices ranging from s75 to
$3.50, according 10 quality. Some old plugs
sold az low as $3.50 40. A large amount OF
stock Of all kinds Was ON the market; bidders
seemed shy 10 take hold. Mott OF tic sales
were made on time, as money wa scarcely to
be had At all. Sold one four,year-old colt
lgresnl st $50, and other horses at various
rates. Number one CATH brought Al, medium
81, and there we're large number ON tie mar.
Set. A pair Of medium number one mule.
rcd ior $3.50; single mules, well brCke, for
$40. und weaving mules at 5000.
HARRY BAssEIT BEATEN AoAIs.
Harry Basseil the victor Of poor Old Long.
fellow has sufend another d.feat In the great
fou mile dash at Jerome Park, on saturday
last. the race being Won BY MonaIehi,t in
s<sl, By two hundred yard. honarehit Is
<splendid son of the old hero Lexington. aud
rss pnrchased at Mr.. Alcsander's annual sale
1869 BY hi present owner, Mr.. sanford, for
ose Thousand nine hundred dollars, Harry
1A@fett selling foe thee hundred and fifteen
doIiars at tie same Tine. MonaIehist Is rich |
bay. with two uhile feet and star in the fore
bead, fitcen hands THREE inches high. and con
sidsrsbIs Of the counterpart, Of hls illuslrious
sise: - n.y. the LeTa9soa Press