The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-22
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I Corn bought At sale in Scott county
this week at ~ - per bbl. in the crib, and
oais at 30 to 70 cents per .bushel
pr r. n NI,n,goncry Ia. ,urcboscd,,l
Fisher 4 Son, the thoroughbred shori.horn
bull, Sir Knightly, for about $3.50.
A., srrp,,xo cor,r -Abo,, 900 ho,d
If c,rlo on tho u.,t., and sold from o.
~ A con,s no, nornJ. eow ov,ro ono. .oI,l
a, A. conf.
Farmers are further vanccd with their
Spring blowing than they have been at
this season for wears. and we learn that II
this Gne weather continues, corn planting
will commence next week.
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u Is estimated ihai at least i'ooo acres
OF land are now IN wheat in this county.
Much OF the crop Is 20 lar advanced That
the farmers are grazing their stock on H.
earring that u might Joint and yet he Kill
Ell by The frost.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Owens has pu,cbased Of
his brother. James u. Owens. his 2.year old
Fnouirer colt. Gen. Williams. a 2.year old
buehneh my me yeariihg co''i 'h" 'ls
nan interest," IN 'he noted race MORSE p'''
pillioh' Tor sl,oo"'
4 writer in the Taf. Fied and Fai7a,
saws that lice which greatly trouble ami
mails al this season Of the wear. may he
thoroughly DESTROYED a. follows: Take
pulyerized aloes and sprinkle il with
coarse pepper box on the neck, side and
rump, and rub il in with the fingers. Then
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Capt. Higgins. anctioneer, furnishes ns
with the following report OF pr. j. u. ows-
ley's sale: Is hogs at - 10 per hundred;
head OF cattle al So; Steer calves al sls
each; : heller calvessl3 - aud SIS 'oi
COW so 20 do. S''j Horses siS To $50;
| pair mules $40; old mule sls %; l
wagon $40 100 bushels oats ~ :" cents
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The cattle market in Louisville remains
ahoni the same a. our last report: besi
butcher stud ~ % to ~ 10. Siockers -
30 tn ~ n. Medium To good ~ 40 To ~.
Common To medium - to ~ %. oxen ~
I" - -. Hogs have advanced ~ cents
on the 100 lbs. and the market - now firm
Select butchers 81 fair to good " 90 to
% -. sheep extra, 81 to ~ 10. Com
mon to medium, ~ to 81 -,
GEoRoErowS CouRr DN.-Four hun
dred cattle on the market Good feeding
steers, weighing in the neighborhood OF
1900 pounds, sold for - 81 per hundred;
- steers, averaging 900 pounds, brought
$40 30 per head; II yearlings, common
stock, SOS %; one lot dry scrub cows, S2s
%; wcanling calves, S2l 10. About one
hundred mules on the market, ranging in
prices obtained from So To Sl2l. Many
common horses at low prices.
u,,,v tt c,,w same
time since, sold his line stallion, Mambrino
Starlight. to Michigan parties for 500 and
guaTanteed to deliver him safely in that
State some time during this month. TN
Tuesday morning he secured car and had
every thing in readiness TO ship him, but
on the way To the depot the horse reared
up and falling down broke his fore-leg.
The loss falls heavily ON Mr.. Crow, but he
takes il philosophically, saying there ia no
use "grieving over spilled milk
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.r.,;onoer rsnor,s ,b,, abou, GOO cattle
,,or. an tho mako, of ouality generally
ho,,or ,h,, have haeu oe,ered for several
81 r., c.,,Io bronoh, a, ls,s, five
conf. ola % be,d of y.orlinys At s27
40. 10 common calves At sl5 SIS; 5 scrub
do, $40; q good ones at 20; % head oil
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