The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
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=. y. Kennedy sold to Mr. sandidrc, q
nice i-year-old gclding for 500.
Gen. W. T. withera. Of Fayetie county,
sold several young trotier. last week, at
from $500 to $1,000 each
Large quantities Of wheat is now being
shipped from Chicago 10 Liverpool via
New York NJ forty cents per hundred
Decken 4 Walker, Of Clinton county,
soid this week 10 Col T. r IIili, 20 three
year-old steers At SIS per head. They
have forty more on hand in the neiehbor.
hood.
g. W. Alt.sd boAskt of parties this
week, in Rockcastlo, ~ mules, > SV'Fy old,
and averaging Is hands, at SO per head.
lie also bought one horse, the get Of his
stallion, screamer, Tor sos.
Sixteen hogs raised near Bordeniown, N.
j., weighed, dressed, sS5, 792, 7ss, SOS, $40,
6Ss, 62G, 6l9, COG, 500, $50, ei2, GOl, 5e6,
$50 and 500, an average Of 643i pounds
and a total Of 1921 pounds.
LEXINGTON Counr.-Over 1000 cattle
on sale, chiefly common. Good cattle in
demand at 4lc; sales averaged &c. Mules
In demand at $50 to $3.50; horses in i'm
proved demand. Sales, one colt, Sl65, an
other for $3.50, and two for 500. Piugs
si5 to s75. Business looking up.
John McElroy sold to Joseph spalding,
Esq. II head medium mules, at SIS per
bead, Mr.. Spalding shipped them on
Friday, TO New Orleans. John McElroy
sold to Messrs. Thornton a Dood. IS head
Of nice beef cattle, average weight 200,
at $50 per head.-lLebanon Standard.
LouIsviLLE.-Cattle are a shade lower
and trade dull. Good to extra shippers,
~ to Al; best butchers, 4 TO a.; medium
to good, 3. to 80; thin to common, 2 to q.
Hogs are IS to 25 cents lower than last
week; choice, 81 to S4.25; fair to good. 49,
G5 to 1885, common to good light, $275
to sS.25. Market active for all good weth-
ers Of 100 pounds extra, to s; common
to Medium, q to - cents.
The Treasury Department is advised
that arrangements for the shipment Of cat
tie to England from Baltimore have been
made and will begin on Saturday. Cattle
are shipped to Baltimore from Chicago, as
the State Of Maryland has no Law regard
ing the inspection Of cattle imported or for
expectation. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury will designate = veterinary surgeon to
inspect all cattle before shipment.
Wheat has gone up to so and 50 cents,
and corn has jumped to $3.50 per barrel
in our market......J. A. Forrest 4 Co, Of
Memphis, report the mule market brisk at
$40 to $3.50, and $40 TO 500 for horses.
W. Il. Kidd returned Monday night from
New Orleans. lie sold So mules, 20 Of
them averaging IA hands I inch high, at
S72.25, and 10 head averaging IS hands, at
slOi5O, and the remaining 10 averaging
uNei ~ hahu.i ~ FiVo-pV iIne mas ueeh /
brisk all through Februmy.-[Winchester
Democrat.
Mr.. II. II. Grow, Of this county, writes
us rs follows from Atlanta, Ga. "For the
past two months, until recently,the market
has been brisk for mules, at low figures, the
range Of prices being from $50 to $40; the
latter figures being the exception and not
The rule. | think most Of the stock men
have done moderately well this season.
Mr.. Crow speaSs in high terms Of the Liv-
FRY Stables of Messrs. Clint Taylor. ]. +.
Redd, W. o. Jones and Boa 4 Broadus, and
warmly recommends them to the patron
'ge Of the stock men Of Kentucky.