The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
LtND. sT0CE AND cROP.

Osr HuSpRED BUSHELS Of good seed
Rye Cor ale. J. =. "ruce.
Thomas House has changed the day Of
bis sale from the 1t to the 3rd Of October.
s.M. spoonamore sold to Thos Boone
ten head Of 2-year-old cattle, averaging
klOO lbs, at 3 cents.
In Cincinnati wheat j. worth, Tor prime
to choice amber, 92c to 9ic; prime TO choice
red, CSC 10 csc; white, 95c to s7o.
Al John Y. Joayells sale In Gsrrard,
corn in the field sold at SiO5 to si.27 per
barrel, and hogs at $3.50 per cwt.
have for sale few thoroughbred Cots
void ram lambs, at g. to 81. will take
other stock in trade. j. +. Farris.
q. W. Afford bought this week Of sun
dry parties, young horses at s65 to s75,
and two good mules at S65 and $50.
VIC V. Stout, Of New Jersey, bought
pair Of good mare mules in this county for
$500, and fine horse mule for $50.
Moore a Moore bought Of +. C. Graves,
Of Bourbon, three car loads Of cattle
weighing 1850 pounds, each at Ss.45 per
hundred.
The Winchester Democrat reports sales Of
60 cattle, averaging /, Gls lbs, at 4lc. Stock
cattle sell at Sic, and fatiening hogs at
3lo TO SIC.
JJAllep. Of Casey county, purchased
Of J. q. Smith, Of this place, last Satur.
day, so 6ne fat sheep at p cents per h.
[Columbia Spectator.
Josepb spaIdipg bouybt Of David and
James Lawrence. 80 head Of 3-year-old
mules, at $40 per head; OF Glen and b. J.
Spalding, head at 800. 90 Lebanon
Standard.
The Blue Grass Pork House at Lexing-
ton was sold BY the Commissioner Tuesday
for $4,000. The Banks Of the city, the
pfneiPai ereui'ofS' o""gh' T" 'oSA'e 'ne'n-
selves
In Mercer county, Gable Hugely bought
Of Will Nicholas New York steers that
averaged 800 pounds, at &c, and OF Pres
Burrus extra nice l,GOO-pound steers at
cents.
At NJ. Nj. Harbers sale in Madison, says
the Herald, five two-year-old mules brought
S4S.T5 per head; yearling mule, Sl1.75;
2 two-year-old steers S2s per head; 2scrub
steers sl675 per head.
Don't forget that the J. NJ. Lewis farm.
near Parksyille, is to he sold on the 10th.
II has good water hne orchard OF Seiec'
irnli, Is convenient 70 ehurehes ana SCHOOLS
and Is IN good ne'shoorhood'
J. Braun, Of Cincinnati, bought Of Alex
Thomas % head of New York cattle. aver.
age weight I .Gl5 pounds, at $40 per cwt.;
Of VIM. Juett, % head at same price, and
Of Frank Wilson II head, weight l. 400 lbs,
at 4c.-[Georeetown Times.
AZ p.,..,,. lac. al. ., sho,,ho,n
and thoroughbred stock Of various kinds,
take. place on the 18th. In addition to
the things advertised, large quantity Of
bacon, a lot Of hogs anP numerous other
yaluables will be sold. II will pay you to
attend.
c,u IN H;sgins reoor,. the sale Of
II a. Uuhh,rI Yesterday. as follows: a
n,;ll COW. from $3.50 20 $50; horse,
s,O. 1 colt s25. Hog, 3 cents per ID 4
calves, Sl4 per head; corn per bArrei, ~
held' slSO Household ana Ahehe" '"f'
niture sold remarkably we'll
T. J. Curtis has sold to David Curtis. a
On, of cattle. 4OO-lb.. at "a cents; Il
same marty IS head-9OO lbs, at "a cents;
IN Le delivered this month. RIP. McCord
has sold IN Chenault and Smith, his cattle
7AO lbs At cents Edmund Baxter
ST. to same. II 3 snd 4.ycar olds, l,72S
lbs At A oenis..A. McCord, to same, 8
head and S-year-old, l'5oO lbs, al cts
Il Richmond Register
LExINeroS.-Four or Eve hundred cat.
tie ON the market. The supply exceeded
the demand. consequently prices ruled low
Seventeen good 2.year-olds sold at $685.
n inferior 2.year.olds at SOS; 30 good
yearlinps at 500 so; IS do, at s27. Mules
of which $50 were offered. ranged from S4I
for unbroke TO Sl9e for good broke stock
uor.es sold for $40 TO 800; lot Of ~
hen sold a, 20 "a per head.
LoulsViLLh-ine ca'''e nafNe' snow
nut niue signs OF inlifoseue"'' "oou "
extra shippers, 800 70 sf'<o' "sS' ousS y
ers $50 TO of'zoi medium 70 goou, 81