The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

ABoUr $50 cattle on the market at
Georgcto~n court, and demands rather
lively for all Of good quality Prices not
as we'll sustained a. at former court Rest
cattle, about 1850 lbs, sold at 81 i0Ca4 %.
In Louisville at the beginning Of last
week the extreme range Of prices was 81 40
al rs for the various grades Of packing
hogs. In the corresponding week Of the
last two wears the range vas 81 50tai
MR. WI. II. ANDERSON sold to Mr..
Robert Grshsm, Of Boyle, his excellent
farm containing 100 acres, one mile from
Stanford well improved, at 500 per acre
Mr.. Morris Farris, son-in-law Of Mr.. Ora.
ham, will reside on the place.
MR. J. 8. MURPHY cold his lot Of mules,
10 in number, to Mr.. VIM. Burton at
price per head o. high as any have been
sold ia the county for several months The
mule trade having opened in the South, We
shall refrain from quoting sales as hereto
fore
4 GOOD crowd nj Dsnville court and salss
Of stock fair. Capt. English, ever prompt
and obliging, reports to the JOURNAL. IL
-old about 300 head of cattle, Good calves
from Sij to si7 so; good 2-year old cattle
81 per hundred; 1900 ID feeders s. 25 per
hundred. Mules little higher, and horse
trade dull. The Cohen farm brought $40
per acre.
AT Ben. Groom's sale Of short-horns in
Clark county, the other day, Capt. Phil. C.
Kidd the great North American livestock
auclioneer sold 100 head Of cattle, in
punches Of two and three, in three hours
and ten minutes. Kidd 10 q full-srown
William-goat, ~ an auctioneer, and the
people, North, East, West, and South, have
found it out.
IMPORTANT To GRAsgERs.-Mr. r. J.
Key, Editor Of the southern Agriculturist
and one Of the leading Grsnger- Of the
State, Will deliver an address to the Boyle
county Changers, at the Courthouse in Dan
Vile, on Friday the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ The Granger Of the adjoining
counties, and the public generally are invi-
ted to attend. Can not the Grangers OF Lin
coin induce Mr. Key. to speak at Stan
ford We suggest that Stanford Grange
appoint committee to invite him to visit
Stanford.
THE MARKETS.
TnE sheep market is dull.
LEXINGTON MARKET.-Hsgs 81, and
traders irrn; new corn delivered freely at
50 4o.....Old hemp 81, and new So.
Light beeves 81 to 3lc......shipping mutton
~ to 4le...... Forward 2-year old feeding
cattle, good stock; 4 to 4ic. This will also
include yesrlings,
CATrLE.-In Cincinnati receipts were
light and market quiet but firm at follow
ing range Of prices Common 2iCl3ic, me,
dium TO fair SlGa4lc. No extra grades Of
fering Pittsburg receipts heavy. quail
| ity fair, prices fully sustained, range Aa6ic
for inferior 10 extra. Louisville, recei pts
good, market fairly active, few good ones
on the market; best butcher stuff 81 SOFAS.
Good stock steers weighing from 500 10 1000
lbs, sold at 81 50,@3 25. Common cows
sold at 81 50Ca2 so, and bulls at $2tS2 80
per 100 lhs gso.~. New York, light re
ceipts with more irmness on good cattle
Market closed dull at sl6l2lc for native
steers Few extra fancy beeves selling AT
l2ica Isle at retail.
Hoes Louisville the market remains
active and strong. with light receipts for
the season. Various opinions are given by
parties interested, but no one seems to know
what day may bring forth as regards pric-
es. Prices are far above what was antici,
pated by packers, and We can only give
such prices as occurred from actual sales.
Best heavy TO packers sold at 81 80
G97 60, a few were sold for butcher pur.
poses at " Isl good light sold at g. 00(al
7 %; shoats sold at So 25(d,6 20 per 100 lb-
gross, owing Ia quality and condition. ......
In Cincinnati, closed quiet at followin.
prices Common SCOT rs, medium to fair
packing grades % 90C97 10, and good
packing 10 extra butcher grades 81 25(a,
J so; bulk Of sales from 81 25ta7 rs. Very
few hit over unSpld.