The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-06
STOCK rrEna.


W. ". " SulAh p'iNtaf Ah'tohNnutNh
red bull cali, Garland, by /. Z Figher's Duke
bull, will be offered At public auction At this
place on Monday next Garland was awarded
the premium A. the best bull calf at our fair,
against full ring ofcompc,itors Mr. Smiths
only reason for selling him IL, he Is near akin
to his stock.
Mr.. George W. Afford bought Of Mat San
bridge, last week, his fine rockowsy horse,
"Blackhawk," at $3.50, cash. lie il a large,
handsome gclding, and a rapid trotter. lie
also bought Of the same party a Swear old
Foreigner at $50.
STOCK TRADE.
We hear Of few sales Of cattle in this vi
entity at 5ts5l cents. feeding cattle in good
demand bat scarce The Eastern market adj
vanced very materially last week Kentucky
u cwt, selling at II cents
Mules are in growing demand Two-year
olds selling at 800 and 800; colt. from $50 to
s75. The colt trade will open quite lively on
Monday next
Kahn& Furst bought, in the vicinity Of IIus-
tonville and Turnerville, some so head Of cat
tle at an average Of cents. They crossed the
Louisville a Nashville railroad at this point
and drove to the Kentucky Central as usual.
II. r. ARSoLDs SALE.
Captain Higgins auctionccr, reports the fol-
lowing sales Of real and personal property Of
II. T. Arnold on Monday last: 80 head Of
hogs at ebout "a cents; Z cows, from $50 to $40
per head one lot Of yearling heifers ss17 30;
2 calves, 800 rs. Horses from $40 to SOS;
mule colt, $40; one pair good mules, $500.
1872 acres land at s26 per acre. Household
furniture sold we'll.
BaURBoS COUNTY COURT DAY sALrs
Captain p. c. Kids report; There were
about $50 cattle on the market, Of common
and medium quality Of different ages. Those
Of eleven hundred pounds sold at iic.; two
year olds Of light weight at &C. yearling steers
at about the same Nearly everything in the
cattle line changed hands. The mule market
was quite brisk, and nearly all sold at very
satisfactory prices. Common yearlings sold at
s55 to SOS per head, medium At SIS to ss5
per head a lot Of Indiana two year olds thin,
at 500 so per head; medium two years olds
at 500 per head; good $40. A good many
traders are preparing to go South, and the
trade will be likely to remain active for some
time to come"
Major Iiibler's report: "a lively trade in
mules; 500 to 600 on the market, Of all ages
and qualities; prices well sustained. Two
year olds sold at $3.50 to sl5S per head; broke
mules at $50 to $500 per head; all sold ex-
cept one lot. About $50 70 100 cattle offering,
nothing very extra; prices pretty well sus-
tanned; from AZ to Sic. A good many horses
offered; prices fair, at $1,000 l75 per head.
Vehicle trade good, and generally sold"
LEBANON FAIR.
The closing day Of this Fair was attended BY
a very large crowd, and the show of stock
equal to any exhibition in the State this season.
We notice with pleasure the success of our
friend Mr.. Clay Powell, of Hustonyille, who
won the S75 premium for the best trotter five
years old and under six, to go one mile in har-
ness against time. He made it in 2:56.
Mr.. Thomas Robinson, Of this county, was
awarded the premium on the best blooded stall
lion any age.
l.. X. Jones' FLY took two premiums; one
in saddle ring, and one in saddle and harness
ring. 1t will be remembered that this two
year old was awarded premiums at the Rich
mond, Hsrrodsburg and Danyille fairs. As
one of our prominent horse men say, ,rse-.
is a cracking good'n shore"
p. Miller of Wayne county, was e'es s.l,
as usual, with his brown saddle NAL. VII, M
is pronounced by all not only the hes 49,
most perfectly trained animal that
'~-su--e :. ring.
james Kennedy ~ Onief Avis
also awarded two premiums, one in roadster
ring and one in the saddle ring.
George Affords bay saddle horse won the
"blue" in. his ring with all case, and he attrac-
ted the attention of a gentleman from Spring
field, who was extremely anxious to exchange
$3.50 in greenbacks for him.