The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-23


Or. T. d. Montgomery sold to same parties
20 three year old feeding cattle, weight | ,2l3
at cents. John Bright sold 10 same parties
3 good Green river cattle, weight l.l92 pounds,
at a. cents. Thos. McRoberts, Of Boyle, sold
to same parties 10 two year old steers at cts
J. $. Bruce sold, one day last week, to same
parties 20 cattle from ~ to 81 cents.
W. G. Saunders, of this place, sold to Hon
NJ. J. Durham his fine gray mare by -
= for $3.50. The Judge is now fully pre-
pared for any emergency, and is decidedly the
best mounted candidate in the field
Greet Cuhdiir sold his brown horse which
was advertised in this column, to Joseph Nc
Alister, Jr. for $50.
p 7. Gentry, Of Boyle county, sold to Mr..
Hall, Of Fayette, go two-year Old mules, in
fine order, at $500 per head.
X. Cobb bought of James Carter Is yeariing
cattle at sSi per head.
Boney DePeau sold to same party a lot of
yearlings at 500.
ANOTHER r,Src,r
Dr. T. D. Montgomery Linda dropped on
Monday last, blood rcd bull calf by his cell
ebrated Woodburn Oxford. The Doctor has
more fine stock, and takes less premiums than
ANYBODY we know Of The fact is he has too
much to aitsnd to ''all by himself" and the
is hi. thoroughbred short horns
are neglected. We hope this hint will he suf
fcient. ,
h'DhN hN"His socchSs'
Mr.. Reuben Harris, OF this county, took TO
the Richmond Fair four head Of stock and
captured with them eight premiums. p. Mil
ler's black mare bore off the blue in combined
ring Of mares and geldings for saddle and har-
ness purposes. Jones' two-year old fly by
stonewall Jackson, was as usual successful,
ana her sire captured the oiue IN warmly
con.esVea ring ior 'ne Oes. ageu s'aiion' a',o
IN ,ne s"eeps'ake mig ~ ,ne Dan'iiie ra'r
on wednesday last 'ones MI! earr'en OH inc
"'ue WIN AL e"S''
s"orh s''' L.
"', o ~ 9"ope ""! e'"u'e "oi'e ""o'e
0o'or nan he'e'o'o,e "een reu' was ""',ucu inc
premium AZ hA''ii'e oi iaS' "eunesu"!'
MULE MARKET.
Our friends m the sesth report that prices
for mules will be better this seaso" shaa last
The cotton crop Is very promising, and'wili
bring good price.
OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
Our youfg friend Mae Bruc left here on
Monday last for the Southern market and will
take charge of lot of mules at Louisville.
which were purchased by S. p. Worsham in
ST Jouis. Mr.. W il in the market early and
the indications are that he will be quite sue
cessful the coming season. 1t will be rcmem-
bered that he sold about 1900 mules and
horses last year. in the southern market.
NJ, Jno n;otsr.on .noo...r,,I mn,o,rodsr
w;lI ,s.ve mi. nl,c. Coo C;eor,ia an Tue.Iav
nov, with a .nlendid lot Of muIcs belonging 10
Mr. Jobn StodghilI Others of ,,1r traders
will start soon, we understand,
cornr p,y.Ar pASyIILE
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stccrs so5. 10 calves sI5 10 Peel;ng fo,
mules pretty good. However one lot of In
diana withdrawn at $40 so; one lot Of medium
two year olds. 500; one lot sos; 5 common
yearlings, s6I 90.
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N' Na'"s" '.P0''' '''"' !" '"'s. 49, ""'
~. 800 $50 -,
mated than usuaI sold two and three yea,
old cattle at "a So per ewt.; II cattle o. :. a.
per cwt.; 20 two year olds, common, al $40 per
head; lot Of mixed and common calves al
$40 so per head; cows and calves brought flor
$40 to $50; one lot of very fat cows kro"
$40 10 per head. Horses were rather in de-
mand; sold several at from $40 TO Sli0.
Major IIibler reports about 800 cattle on The
market, quality fair, and prices shade higher
or to oie. About 100 mules, Of ordinar,
quality, offered Sod one lot Of 2 year DDS
IA hands high fat and ready for marker 10
sioo per heSa' a good many horses ohefed
anu '0'" "s"' Everything '"e'e" '''u
DEATH or LEXINGTON