The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17


w,xrrr...riv. ho,r,i. of co,o o,
which the cash will be- paid. Apply ~
this Office.
WIN MUMMY .old IN iom,. HARLAN NJ
Bowie 10 head fot 2.vcar ola mnle, a., an
average Of s5s.ssi pcr head.
AP, Butt 4 Son LEFT for The South this
week with lot Of extra mule, for which
they refused $50 per head At home.
Clifton Prewiu sold "a head Of s,ork
cattle to VIM. r. Prewiu. OF Clark. AZ slc
per pound.--fMt. Sterling Sentinel.
Jane. sauires. Of Bourbon. bouqh, Of
John GaitskilI, Of Clark. 81 wethers. aver.
age weight 100 pounds, At S5.75 Der cwt.
- 100
- IN -, - -, y, . 'yrI,
60 90" "" wv ~ 80 !" 's s,.,
at Jndse I.ytle,. farm.
m. - i, ,s-oo,
- l1.s e~s 80" ~ 80 . "',
-, - l' "" ~ W., ""' 49, ~
"g f y, oos s al-yuns ~ iI'',Vo' '"''"s
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' $50, '.V'N 1''' " Du'o" u
Vs"' -, "'' o'
80 !, 20 80. ~, "eAui ~" wv
s1o :. AZ 81 30, s"u wv az 'O"' "e,s""s =
~ ~ s'''-s P'i P0""u'l AeA' 're~
The Winchester Sun says the tails were
frozen of Of two calves belonging to /. n.
Masnic. The calves had laid down over
night and their tails iroze so tight In the
sno" that they pulled of when the calves
got up IN the morning.
For the nine months Of last year, ending
October l, there were imported into Eng
land, 42,ls2,l02 cwt. Of wheat, or about
7s,OOO,OOO bushels. The remarkable fact
In the return il that nearly two-thirds came
rom ue Oni'eo STATES
According to the report OF the Depart
men' OF agriculture, the corn crop OF 1878
was 'hir'y millions oil bushels in excess OF
isI'' ana There was a falling on IN potatoes
o' iory'siA miii'onS OF ousheis' hentueky
rai'en ~ per cent less tobacco last year
'hah 'he year previous
LEXINGTON CoURT.-Demand fair for
gooo eat'ie' saie OF lot oi z-year oids
" sou per ew'i ye'nhng' atSzz per head'
ana S-year o'ds AZ sS' per mead Inc ma
!of''y OF the saies run ron Sie 10 4sc per
10. one hundred ana my mules sofa al
voc Tor z'year o'ds and from soV to sloo
Tor broke "ock'
Wheat has not been so low in "a years as
II was last week. Cotton has reached
lower price than at any previous period in
,"en'y-'hree years Corn mas not been so
70" since $50 eAoep' once IN iooi' nor
nas mess PORK oeen so low sinee loi4'
rrlces are generally ID per cent lower than
"e'o'e 'he "ah-t'inc'nnau Enquirer
II. W. Bradley, Trustee for Dr.H Brown,
sold on the 18th, lot adjoining drug store, in
Hustonville, to Cozatt & Rose, for SIS. .....
House and lot lately occupied by Judge f.
W. Brown, to Dr. II. Brown, for $3.50.
Farm on Briggs branch, about 80 acres, to
Dr. Thomas Montgomery, for ssl5. Terms
one-third cash, remainder in siS and ~
months.
LouIsvILLE.-The market for cattle is
active at Sc to llo for good to extra ship
pers; SIC to 3,c for best butchers, and &c
to &c for thin to fair; oxen bring from &c
to SIC Hogs are a little higher, choice
selling at $3.50 to $500, with a few sales as
high as So good light to good, $40 to
$40. Good, fat wethers are in demand
at &c to &c; other grades Of sheep dull at
&c to &c.
The live weight Of vanmeter a Hamil-
tons prize steer recently butchered liz
Chicago, was 2.4OO lbs, ofial POS lbs. tai
low 800 lbs, hide sos lbs, carcass -four
quarters) net beef 100 lbs. The dead
weight Of beef was 20 As lbs, to the 100
lbs. live weight. This is an enormous