The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11
STOCK ITENS.

Joe Hooker sold to Lewis Jones, 4 few days
ago, his brown mare Beauty for s225.
Jas. Harris sold to Jas. Bruce, 80 head Of
shipping cattle, weight 1876 lbs, at &c per
pound.
Jas. Bruce sold same lot to Kahn & Furst,
Of Cincinnati, So 30per cwt. Also12 head
at s. per ewt.
Geo Abrams, Of Crab Orchard passed
through our town the other day with fine
lot of feeding cattle, purchased in Washington
and Marion counties.
Jas. Farris Of Garrard, sold to Louisville par
ties, the premium gelding, belonging to W. L.
Dawson Of this place, for $3.50.
Jos. Waters Of Boyle county, has a SOW that
has proven exceedingly valuable, having rails
litten Of pigs, averaging thirteen at time.
Goldsmith Maid won the troiting race at
San Francisco, California, against Lucy, in
Time 2:25, 2:lsl and s:22.
In the Smile race at Jerome Park, New
York, on Saturday last, Sandfords Monarchist
beat Harry Basset the time being 5:3il. Bas-
set sold in the pools, before the race, at 800
to $50.
FOR SALE.
Mr.. Jno. W, Rout, Of this vicinity, informs
us that he has, now ready for sale, four thor
ough-bred, Ohio improved, Chester white boar
pigs, by his premium hog. Admirers of
Chesters should apply immediatel ;. Sl-4t
From the Central Kentucky News.
III. Burnside, purchased OF Morgan Hud-
son, IL 3-yr old cattle, weighing 1868 ib-, at &C.
J. W. Adams, of this county, bought Of
Robinson a jenkins, $50 head Of hogs, at 81
per 100 lbs, to be delivered on the LIST Of Nov
ember, proximo.
Mr.. A Buford, sold to John Y. Leavell, Oct
I'd, l3 mule colts at $50 per head.
Jas. L. Hsrlin, Of Boyle county, sold some
DAYS ago. to Richard Dunn, of this county, 20
head Of medium mules, for $3.50 per head.
Burnside & Anderson, sold to Tom Golf, Of
woodford, 100 head of fat cattle, to be deliy-
cred between now and the first Of November
at 5ic, to weigh over 1900 lbs.
W. q. Anderson, reports the cattle trade at
Paris, Monday last, the dullest Of the season.
traders lost heavily.
Jack Burnside, sold to W. G. Anderson, 80
head extra yearlings at $40 per head.
Capt. T. A. Elkin, sold to Cyrus Doty, 81
head Of 2-yr old cattle, weighing l0i5 MS, al
iic.
From the Lexington Observer and Reporter.
Sale Of VIM. Downing, deceased, last Thurs
day, the attendance was large, the prices OBJ
tanned were fully up to the times, "a 2-yr old
mules. about fifteen hands one inch high sold
at $40 so, 20 same age, but not so large, sl20
per head; mich cows from S25 TO $50 per
head 2yr old steers sold at DC; hogs from 4 to
Ate; pigs 81 50 to ~ 81 per head; corn per
stack from 5Oc, To 80 % estimated from 81 so
TO 50 per barrel in the field; oats 81 IS to 81, :
so per hundred hemp sold low from S25 to
$50 per stack hams Sc, shoulder lie, sides
lic.; household and kitchen furniture sold
we'll.
COURT DAY AT PARIS
There was great many people in attend
snce and the offering of stock Of all kinds
were much larger than usual. The supply u
mules greatly exceeded the demand, and conse-
quently there were very few sold; the buyer
and seller were from s. to sl5 On the head
apart, and only those sold that were compelled
to. Many farmers said they would buy il
they had water, others said they had not sold
their first shipments TO the South There were
about 600 cattle on the market, and owing 10
the drouth there was bat Little demand for
them, the best 2-yr olds sold at ilc head,
weighed from 1000 to 200 ill.,, medium Tyr
olds ie, yearllngs about the same. Anderson,
Of Garrard county, sold rs head, Mr.. Dunn,
Of the same county had part Of his lef' I'M
sold.
Next Monday l. court day here, and II We
have a few good rains better demand may be
expected for stock of all kinds kinds.