The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27
LASD. STOCK AND ca0P ITEMS.

n goOd morse l"f Tlei Apply 10 rev. D..
Il. Peoples.
Mr.. Lewis Jones has about Is head Of
fat cattle for sale.
WINCHESTER CoURr.--Eight hundred
cattle on market, best held at 4 cents.
swope Il Afford bought in Lancaster on
Monday mules, at an average Of s65.
Thomas Robinson sold to Mrs Whorton,
Of Boyle, fancy saddle mare for S27j.
I'D. swope, Esd. left yesterday for Tai
adega, Ala, with a car load Of mules and
horses.
Hugh Anderson sold to r. S. Muir, of
Fayette, 81 head Of yearling cattle, at 4
cents per pound
Capt. J. G. Cowan started TO Columbus,
Georgia, with a carload Of mules purchas-
ed in Madison, at 800 per head.
The well-known McCioOdwin farm, "Mel-
rose" three miles from Danville, was sold
this week to Granville Cecil, at $50 Is per
pcre. II contains 1923 acres.
Thomas Robinson has for sale dark
bay harness mare, by Mambrino Chief; dam
by Scythian. She is very speedy. Call
on or address him at this place.
A lot Of 2-year old feeding cattle, aver
aging 1900 lbs., sold in Scott county, this
week, at sS7 20. Yearlings Of 500 pounds
bringing $50. Seed wheat 95 cents.
The Blue Gras Clipper says the mule
trade in Woodford is getting quite active
as the yellow fever abates in the south. IL
reports sales of several hundred at $40
per head.
Clark Cash shipped three, and Logan
Thurmond, one-car load Of fat cattle from
Mckinney Station to Cincinnati, last Sat-
urday. They were Tennessee cattle Of
their own fattening.
At Mrs. Mary Tipton's sale and renting
last week, the farm of GA acres was rented
to Thomas Gallagher for 1926. Corn sold
at 81 % per barrel, hogs at about 81 per
cwt.-Mt. Sterling Democrat.
NoMfNhAI W ut iaf--N HaTc W.
longing to Mr.. Robert Porter, Of this coun-
ty, dropped a mule colt last Friday morn
ing, that was four feet seven inches in its
stocking feet, and weighed $40 pounds.
Eighty carloads of stock, mainly from
Southwest Virginia, were shipped over the
Virginia and Tennessee and Midland rail-
roads yesterday for Baltimore. 1t requir-
ell five trains to transport them Lynch
burg VA News.
On Wednesday last George NJ. ID. Stoner
sold to +. d. Langsiord, IL hogs averag-
ing lac lbs, at SS per cwt......on Friday
last, W. Kelly sold to Brown Bros. X Co.,
9 heifers, averaging 77S lbs, ats2 80 per
cwt.-l Nelson Record.
DIR. NJ. S. Shuck sold to Samuel Spald-
ing, two weanling mules at s25 and $50
per head ...... Messrs. 7. E.& ]. W. Spald-
ing sold to james NJ. Miller, A. head of
extra 2-year-old mules, Isl to l5l hands
high, at Sll0 per head.-lI.ebanon Stand
ard.
Capt. r. ID. Logan, Of this county, sold
his tine bunch Of fat cattle last week, to
Thos. Anderson, OF Garrard. Thirty-eight
head brought &c, and three head ilc. Az
erage weight about $50 pounds. They
will be shipped to Europe Danville Ad-
yocate.
The Richmond Register, OF the 2Oth inst,
says "Messrs. Kennedy Il Bedford, OF
Bourbon county, have had an agent in this
county, the past week, buying fat cattle.
lie bought 800 head at 81 20 to 81 per
ewt. This is an average Of about S65 per
head, making a total Of nearly S2s,OO0."
q. Graham and John Bartlettson, OF
Wayne, shipped from Somerset to Cincin-
natl, last Wednesday, two car loads Of cat
tie, A. in number, for which they paid in
Wayne and Clinton counties &c and &c per
pound. They also sent As head to Boyle
county, which they propose to sell pri-
vately.
At the sales of Squire C. Gaines, in Fay
cite county, says the Georgetown Times,
broke mules sold from $50 30 to SAP.
Cows s22 to Si7, and 20 head Of cows and
heifers belonging to 7. II. Thomson, Esq,
brought from $50 to si7; heifer calves so
80 to S2l; las mountain sheep, 81 ~!
per head.
CYNTHIASA COURT DAY.--About 200
head Of cattle on the market, Of all grades.
Few fair to medium yearlings aud 2-year-
olds selling at 3l@3sc; common at 2l@3.
good many mules on the market, Of diff
ferent grades; broke mules selling at from
$50 to 800; green 2-year-olds, from $40 to
500 colts, from SO to SIS.
The Georgetown Times notes the follow
ing late mule sales; Col. Thoms. II. Payne
sold To VIM. Leonard, Of New Orleans, 81
head, TO 90 away October ist Price about
sl35. This lot is an extra one. John
Burgess, Of Fayette, sold 10 Afford n Mar
tin, 60 at $40, and Dudley Logan, same
county, SO at same price.
VERSAILLES CoURT.-Some four or Eve
punches Of calves brought from SIC to
$40 90 per head. Milk COWS, with calves,
brought from $50 to sac. One yoke Of
large oxen, weight i,775 pounds each,
brought SIG so for the pair. There were
no mules in town. A few sueklings chang
ed hands at AN average OF s25 per head.
Hogs were dull at "a cents, and feeding
callle Nere only worth 81 10 81 cents.