The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25

" that he has, now ready for sale, our thor
oug' bred, Ohio improved Chester white buar
pigs, by his premium hog. Admirers ci
Chestcrs should apply Immediately. 3l-it
NEWS Faoa THE rrH.
We thank our old friend Captain William
Simms for valuable news aud paper from tie
South lie ha, just returned from visit L.
Georgia and Alabama, and is well posted as 10
the state Of affair down there. lie was in
Atlanta and Augusta, and talked great deal
with the trading and business men Of that re-
g.on, and our readers may rely upon what lie
-ays rnn,ernn- trade and business prospects
down tlerc. lis advice Ia our traders is, not
tn send any more mules or other stock South
until after new year. lie saws times are very
dull indeed, and the planters busily engaged
in preparing their cotton for market. That
the cotton sold up to this time, has been for
the purpose Of paying of present debt-, ~
leasing mortgages, &c. lie informs Us that
the planters do not need mules nov, and II
they did, they have no money To pay for them,
and the trader would be compelled to sell ON
long time, II at ALL, Besides this, there ismuc!i
stock on the market alrady, and il moe Is
taken now the market would be glutted. lie
saws, tell our traders to remain at home and
feed their mules on corn at 20 cents Ter bush,l,
instead of taking the SoutL where they would
have to pay from IS cent To 81 Ter burhel Tor
grain.
II the above news is not good to our frrmers
and traders, We think il is not bad. We thank
our old fIieId for this Information and feel
tLat our readers will duly appreciate all he
says. Our traders are too sharp. We cre, TO
rush hcadlong and blindfold into lad Trap.
Spencer IIubLl' 4 Son, If Pulaski county,
made trip to Virginia durin. the month OF
September, taking with them lot Of fine stock
which they -old at good prices Their i-year
old stallion, by Levi bubbles "Stoncwal
Jackson" brought 500, and full sis,,
brought $500. They alo sold iour-,,aI I'D
jack for $50.
A yearlng Membrino Fa,ch,n tro ted
mile at Lexington tie oiL,r da,, tiet.-
markable time Of BIS, tie fast,st time ever
mad by an animal OF its age.
Prices Duble, two-ycar old, Ercs~o
trottcl mile in harness at Lexins ton, -a.ar
day, in 2:iOl. This is the b, >, time on s,,oid
for Lorsc Of tlat age.
FIRST DAY Oh COURT.
There was a small crowd Of peol lie in town
Monday lat. Several lot Of stock W,r, f.
cred, and but few sold. Captain lIiggin- .old
several milcL cows at from Sl5to S25; heller
from SIP so to $50; plug horses $50 to So
No good ,tock offered.
PUBLIC SALES.
he hopes to meet many OF his friends at the
sale of the personal pr perty Of f. d, Pcnning.
ton, deceased ON the 3lsi inst. also Ut the sale
Of stock, crop, &C., Of |, ;. Philips, which is
advertised for sale ON the 30th AT the latter
sale good farm OF $50 acres will he rented
Read advertisement in another column
GEORGETOWN COURT.
Col Caldwell reports to the Paris Ctsen
about 400 head Of cattle on the market at
Georgetown Monday lat Prices ranged from
ga .i,on, Iso Lo,J ,ho No., hrinain, s,9o.
.oI,s r.on slo,osu aood manv hos.
81 H., c,,, ..Ia,
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