The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-05

sy Bull, u. II. Hill, At shelby City, NJ g
for grades md 81 for ihoroushbred' o
Old farmers tell NJ iha, more wheat va
raised In county than Tor years and thai
the quality ia A. good ~ usual. We hsv'
heard n number Of crors being disposed
II at G5 and 20 cents, according to quality
Tho-c treasures In horse ae-h. Ter
Brock and Mollie Mccarthy, have beer
guarded night and day for some time pas
by Especial police force, to prevent an,
possible tampering with them by designing
parties. HH.t
We learn from the New Ev that IN,
wheat crop is a failure both in Christian
and Trigs counties. A field in the Ia iiei
county that promised 1900 bushels onl,
turned out 32o, and tina, Of very inferior
quality.
PARs Court DAY.--From 300 to 400
cattle. Of rather inferior quality; prices
ranging from u to ic; great many ursold.
Two broke mule- sold for Sll2 75 each,
tvo for ssi each, and two for se7 80 each.
Quite a number OF common horses sold at
prices ranging from s2Oto s75. Not much
demand Tor hne, high-piice horses. a lot
Of sheep sold at 81 s. fer head. -
LOUISVILLE The quotations on all class
2. OF cattle are shade lower this week.
There Is not much demand for shipping
cattle good to extra going ohslow at 4 to
" cents. Good butcher stun meets with
ready sale al " to cents Lover grades
run from I to 1t cents. Hogs-choice,
N.io to si.lS lair to good, ss.'S to $500
s'ocker', $500 To $40. sheep-common
TO extra s2.~ to $3.50. iambs-e1tra, ~
TO $3.50 common to medium, - to A'o
On Wednesday last, y. b. Briney sold to
Brown Bros a Co. ~ hogs, averaging 22O
lbs, at 81 per cwt......On Thursday last J.
P. Jones sold to Geo. NJ. Abell 6 steers, ay.
ernging 1886 pounds, at 81 25 per cwt....
On Tuesday last. Mudd A Middieton, Of
Hardin county, sold TO Brown Bros a 90.
ics hogs, averaging i'e pounds, at ~ per
evil X. n Taylor, OF Ciark county, sold
TO r. u Nun"eiiy l'po bushels OF his new
crop OF wheat at 'oc per bnshei delivered
at Combs Ferry Depot Nelson Record.
COUNTY CouRr DAy.--The Interest Of
the day centered in the Convention. and
stock and other things offered for sale went
begging. The auctioneers estimate that
there were from $50 to 900 cattle on the
market, mostly of an inferior quality.
Bidding vas slow, and sales were made on
a drag. Their reports are rs follows
Capt. II. 7. Bush: sold Is common
calves at $40 05; is calves at sl7 rs; Is
calves, mixed lot at sll 10; s yearling- at
so Is; Q scrub yearlings at SIS; Is scrub
calves at 81; q head 2-year olds At $23; l
big rough mare, $50 mare and colt, 81.
Col. Jake Higgins: ! made the following
actual sales; i6 scrub steers at $40; 10 do,
at So; Is yesrlings at $40; COW $2l; !
mule 500. and do, $75.
I.ouIsvILn RAcEs Summe, meet.
ing Of the Louisville Jockey Club started
out most favorably on Tuesday. The at |
tendance was large and the sport exhilars-
ting. In the first race, a sweepstake Cor
3.year.olds, one and one half miles, Of
eight nomi nations only three started. They
were Kate Clsxton, Harp<r and jim Bell,
winning in the order named. Time, ai3i. |
In the second race, purse $3.50, Janet, War.
field, and Mstagorda started, and de two
heats run resulted in the order mead. |
Time, i:43s, i;45,. The third race, pure |
$500, dash Of one and one ishth nilss.uss |
won by Dan, Edinburg second. nsanie
Itaska third, and Signal last. linn, 2.ool. |
WEDNESDAY. |
In the first race, dash Of u nile, Hark. |
away and Belle Of Nelson started. the FOR |
mer winning with great ease. Time, 2.46a. |
The second race three Quarters of mile |