The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-09

IsyO. STOCK avn raor srrws.

this week
Logan county, X cniucky, hi. year, pro.
duced about 425,Ooo II wheat
Corn !. selling In the shock in Washing.
ton county, for 81 20 per barrel
Two year old mules sold at Lebanon last
Monday at from s67 30 to SIS 30.
l.. A. Moore received this week Of I'd.
Carter, ~ head cattle weighing i49s at 81
a. W. Afford purchased Of sundry par
ties this week, car load of hogs at cts.
Kentucky has this year 325, 600 600 bush
els Of wheat and go, 100000 bushels Of
corn.
Mr.. J. d. Dickerson left Wednesday for
Virginia, with ~ head nice mules. lie
went the overland route.
John u. swope shipped three car loads
Of hogs to Cincinnati yesterday, for which
h" paid cents per pound.
J. Campbell Hayes sold this week to Al.
ford a swope, IL head extra feeling cattle
weighing 1900 pounds piece at ~.
Daniel stsgg has delivered to Bedford 4
Furgerson, 20 head cattle, 10 Of which av-
eraged 1874, and 10. 1885 at 81.
Mr.. n. d. Lackey delivered this week to
Messrs. Afford a Swope, for Brown, Of
Cincinnati, 20 head cattle averaging $50 J
a5..
Eighty-nine vessels sailed from New
York last week, with cons ignments Of grain,
seventy seven Of which carried 2.4OI ,a5I
bushels Of wheat.
lie. Bruce started to New York on
Tuesday, with five car loads Of tine cattle.
Two car loads were Of his own sising and
averaged $40 pounds.
A. q. Cowan sold in Cincinnati this
week, 81 head cattle at prices ranging from
9. to A! lie says that hogs sold while he
was there at 81 GO to - 30.
Judge Kendrick sold to Mr.. Andy q.
Cowan, Of Lincoln county, IL head Of fat
cattle, last week, for $50 20 per head. Their
average weight was l,24o pound.-[Som-
erset Reporter.
q. W. Afford bought Of Geo. Holmes, :
hea,l 2 and Swear old mules at $34 per
head; Wakefield Il stodghill, Of Danville,
bought Of same party four 4-year old
mules al $50 per head.
The great stock men Messrs u. b. Groom
Il Son, have fled their petition in Bank
ruptcy. The liabilities are placed at $780,
Ooe, and the 200 head Of fine cattle in Mr..
Groom's possession are estimated to be
worth $4,000
Kennedy 4 Co., Of Bourbon, received OF
X. W. Owens, % head cattle averaging
1871; lot Of DIR. X. II. Owens, averag-
ing 1900 and a lot Of s. W. Givens, average
i4Jo, Tor all of which he paid 5! cents per
pound.
The race advertised to be run by Ten
Brock and Parole at Jerome Park, New
York, did not come of, as Ten Brock was
announced ont of condition. Parole gal
Hoped around the ring apparently conscious
Of having beaten the pronounced King Of
the Turf
THREE TRAcrs or LAND FoR SALE
One containing 4S0 acres, situated on the
Lexington pike | miles from Lancaster,
and Of as good quality as. any in Garrard
county; also a tract Of about 100 acres,
. about o miles from Lancaster, and another
tract Of about liz acres, lying in Lincoln
county, snd adjoining the lands of Green
berry Bright. Address John $. Gill. nd
J, II. Bruce, Lancaster, Ky.
PARIS Court DAY--Msi. :. VI. Hibler
reports from 800 to 900 cattle on the mar
Ike, at prices ranging from to 4! cents per
pound. There were great many mules on
sale at prices according to grade. Fifteen
Swear olds sold at S9l per head; 10 yearl-
ings at Sal per head; Swear olds at so.
Broke mules brought from $50 to Sl35 per
haad Tbara wara . ora.t n,anv horsa. m,
ham.,La, :, ,aw G..
COUNTY COURT DAr.-There were very
few people here on Monday, and fewer
stock. A cold rain tell nearly the whole
day, throwing ddmPer on all kinds OF
business. The stock transactions were par,
'iculariy dull and but few OF the small
number offered were sold. Following are
the auelioneers REPORTS
Auetioneer j. NJ. ggins-Cold, disa-
greeable rainy day. Abo ut 20 cattle only
on the market many OF which were not
sold. | made the following sales IL
calves at sli 90 common COW and calf
500 dry cows at cents per pound; 10
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