The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19
LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

- Eight mule colts sold in Marion thi
week at s35 to $40.
Five to seven cents per shock will b,
the price for cutting corn in Clark.
Mcdonald, Of Tennessee, sold to W. s
wigham, l75 sO-pound ewes at ? cents pei
pound.
John Tewmy, Of Boyle, sold to Alfort
a Co, Of Midway, so 2.year-old mules al
SlSs per head.
&C. NJ. Spoonamore sold to ThOs. Boone
10 head 2-year-old cattle, averaging 1,lOt
lbs, at 81 cents.
John Burgess, Of Fayette, sold to Mr.
Kendig, Of Pennsylvania, 20 2-year-old
mules at $3.50 per head.
Il have for sale a few thorcughbredCots.
void ram lambs, at s. to 81. Will take
other stock in trade. J. +. Farris.
- Peyton Embry suffered the loss Of a
promising young jack colt this week. Of a
disease known AZ the "run around"
John NJ. Hail bought ofMeDonald, Of
Tennessee, so large sheep at 50 per head
and Of F. L. Warren, SO ewes at 81.
Judge J. A. Lytle has sold 100 acres Of
his farm on the Milledgeville Pike at S33..
S3l per acre, to Ed. and Peter Carter.
Wheat has advanced in the last week
) or cents per bushel in Chicago and has
risen in New York to $ll7 for No. white
- Edward Burgess, Of Scott, sold IA
Thos. J. Burgess, 10 mules at $65 per
head, and mule colts at S33.33l cent.
per head.
Henry W. Bradford sold te Jane.
wathen, 6 head Of fat cattle, averag,
weight about 900 poGnds for sl75.-[Lsb
Standard.
- Messrs. Jas. Grow and J s. Murphy
Trustees for John NJ. Lewis, sold his farm
Of 100 acres, in Boyle County, at auction
on Tuesday for S2,6S2.
David Prewitt, Of Boyle, bought o.
John NJ. Hail, Of Lincoln, 81 head o.
sheep at $50, and l75 head Of MELON
aid, Of Tennessee, at 81.
- The TINES says that 40 head Of cat
tie were shipped from Clark this week
that weighed from 800 to 1875 lbs. They
cost SI.35 to $40 per cwt.
- Gen. J. S. Williams and Willie Ham
ilton have some 40 acres Of tobacco thi,
year that will average I 500 lbs per acre
Last years crop brough; them Sc, 400 from
80 acres.
&C. T. Fox sold last week 10 Captain
James Chorn, Of Clark county, As head Of
cattle, weighing / 600 lbs. at $4.S5 per cwt
and : head which weighed 1900 lbs, al
81 per cwt.
The fastest trotting time ever made be-
longs to Kentucky horses, as follows =
so-so. 2-year-old, 2:3li steinway, 3-year-
old, 2:25i; Trinket, 4-year-old, 2;l9a.-
Farmers Home Journal,
- One Dime, the horse that ran in the
race that the Presidential party witnessed
at Lexington, made the fastest mile
time on record--3;O5i. lie is the proper
~ Of q. W. Bowen Il Co.
- Sales Of II mules al sos per head
los cattle, averaging 1878 lbs, at age
60 head Of l,5OO-lb cattle at S4S5, q
lot Of common sheep at S2,l0 per head
aud stock hogs Of 200 lbs sought at 81 pei
cwt, are reported in the Winchester De@o
cdL
GEORaErOwS COuRT. Abont 400 cat
tie on the Market. ranging in price from
2lc to SEE per III. One bundled mules
brought from $50 TO Sl2O per head
There were number of horses ON thu
market at from S25 10 500 per head
Sheep, S2.l5 per head.
- Mr.. STERLING COURT DAY.-Ther'
were about $50 head Of cattle on the mar
ket, and brought from $3.50 to 1925 pc
cwt One hundred sheep were on thu
market and sold at from 81 to $3.50 pei
head. About so 2-year-old mules wer'
sold at about $50 per head. A few plus
horses were sold at low figures
go LOUIsvMLF.-Cattle continues dull a
1915 to S425 for extra shippers; 1925 4
S3.G5 for best butchers; medium 10 good
$3.50 to $3.50; thin 10 common, 3l.25 4
s225. Hogs are active and sell at $50
to S3.75 for choice; fair to good, 1925 Il
S34Oi common, $3.50 to S275. Stoer
sheep are dull at any price, other grade
are active at So to $3.50; common, Sl.5'
to $3.50; lambs, extra, So to $780, com
mon, S2.25 to S2.75 per cwt.
-DASvILLE COURr.-Auctioneer II. I
Bush, hands us the following report
About $50 TO 800 cattle on the market
generally Of fair quality. Bidding was 1
little quicker, but not much advance il
prices from the last two Courts. ! Ohere'
about l25 head, selling from 2 to 81 cent
Tor the best. Broke mules sold at $50 Il
$40 per head horses from $50 TO $40
per mead. | offered one pair Of ianel
black mares, which were bid to s225 AM
! Withdrawn.