The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-05
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~ cents.
II is estimated that the wheat crops Of
Ohio this season will he worth $40, 0O0,-
900, and hay s20,OOO,0OO.
Three billions two hundred and ffty mil.
lions bushel. Of wheat IL the estimated
crop of the United States for 1877.
Mr.. Geo. X. holland has sold his fine
farm Of 202 acres, lying on the IIustonville
Pike, for 5000 to Mr. Preston Beck Of
Wayne county.
Robt. Bonner, proprietor Of the NewYork
Ledger and great stock iancier, has bought
Of Foster n Simpson, Of Clark, their 4-year
old gclding, Centennial, for $4,000.
In some portions Of the county, corn is
being cut, preparatory to sowing wheat
and rye. The corn crop is better than il
was expected to be, being about an average
crop taking the county over.-[spencer
Courier
There was some movement In the mule
trade here last Monday, and several lots
changed hands Mr.. Lewis Oats, OF Wayne
county, bought siz, pay ing $50 so for one;
$50 for one pair, and $50 per head for
three others.-tSomerset Reporter.
HARRoDsBURo CoURr.-About 100 cat
tie on the market. Most all Withdrawn, at
from 81 to A cents per pound. The con-
tinuous drouth has caused very great de-
preston In live stock at this point. Plug
horses and medium mules selling at low
figures.
The TaJ, Field and Farm, one Of the
best authorities in all that pertains to a
horse, says in regard to drenching diseased
animals through the nose, that ait is al
ways attended with the greatest danger to
the animal, and ought in no case ever be
resorted TO-"
II. p. Thompson, the Clark county ira
der who recently failed has liabilities to
the amount Of $4,000 with only $4,000
assets. The amount that he received on
the farm which he is said to have sold with
a view to defranding his creditors was SIS.
700 but only s220 Of II has been obtained
by them.
PARIS CouRT.-There were about 400
head OF cattle on the market, Of all grades
except No. l. Prices ranged from 81 to At.
There were about 200 mules for sale. One
lot Of Is 3-yesr olds brought $l47 per
head Another lot Of ia head brought
500, and another Of Al head was bid to Ss5
and withdrawn.
The LOUISVILLE LIVE SrocK MARKET.
-Cattle-The cattle market is the worst Of
the season, there being entirely t,o many
Of that kind that made up the bulk Of the
receipts. There were very few good cattle
on sale, nearly all being Of an inferior
grade. Beet shipping cattle, A to SC; good
to extra oxen, q to SIC; extra butcher cat
tie 81 to 4lc; medium to good p to Ste,
common to medium, 2 to 2lc; scalawags,
thin steers and poor cows, II to lie. Hogs
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