The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-20

FOR $1,000
Charles IIemphill, Of Je-samine, sold to
Jason Walker, Of same county, $50 lamb.
for 81, 800, IN average Of ssG3 per head;
all HE own raising
f. a NJ. Brown, ofNorth Middleton,
aold 10 jesse Bryant, Of Nicholasville, = 2
yr-old Coiswold ram fr $500, and q lord
Brampton ram lamb for $50.
ID. A. Ely, Of Adair county, No., in
1879, planted 20 acres with Brazilian arti.
chokes sud raised thercfrom ESTIMATED
Goo bushels per acre "a 600 bushels
-- Caldwell 4 Cohen sold 10 Robert
Thwratc, Of Columbus, Ga. ~ mules, 10
he delivered, At sls5. Mr.. Thwreaie wants
these mules for his dray line in Columbus.
They also sold to Mr. shnlinc, Of New
York, a hay gelding for S225. DanvilIe
Advocate.
- Kentucky bluegrass seed Is only =
third Of the average crop this year, but
the quality il excellent, and price IS cents
for clean and ~ Tor extra clean. Nearly a
carload was lately shipped to Holland
Other European countries make regular
demand.-[New York Tribune.
-DASvILLF CoURr-About $50 cattle
on the market, with but lev good ones, best
selling at sac 30 SEC, while scrubs brought
from 2c TO 2ic. Two or three lots Of I'M
broke mules, 2.year-olds, brought sG5 TO
$50 per head; one extra aged mare mule
.old for sls5. 1T Bush, auctioneer.
A correspondent Of the Ohio Firrpno
says that he has found by experience that
six Cotswold sheep will not consume more
food than a COW, and are more profitable.
For lamb Of this breed. weighing l25
pounds. $3.50 il obtained. lie estimates
that sis ewes will produce eight lambs per
annum and fly pounds Of wool.
N. T. Bush, auctioneer. reports a large
crowd in attendance at J. n. Conkwrighi's
administrator sale, on the 10Th inst One
bunch Of 20 2-yr-old cattle brought ss2 .25
per head; another Of $ brought 1874 per
head another Of q s3j per head. Twenty
hogs, average about 1870 lbs, $50 per
head; 2ls mountain ewes, $40 to sass
per head 1871 lambs, 80; mules $40 10
S9950.-l Winchester Sun.
In 1865, at u. h. Groom's frat Short
horn sale, VIM. l.. Snyder, Of Montgom-
cry, purchased two heiieTs that were Of the
Young Phyllis family. lie has already
sold seven times the amour, invested, and
has the money Cor them. lie has now fifty
four head that are nov worth more money
a, the prevailing price, Of this year than
the farm upon which they were reared.
All these are descendants Of the first two
heiien.-[Paris Citizen.
Mr.. STERLING CoURr.-There was
large crowd in town aud business brisk.
The cattle on the market were principally
mountain stock and the number estimated
from 500 10 500 head. The hest brought
3 cents per H.; inferior ranged from u to
p cents per ID. Sales slow on account Of
water and grass About 500 sheep aud all
sold readily at from $3.50 to s2.45 per
head. About 30 horses sold at prices
ranging from s25 to SIPS per head Mt.
Sterling Sentinel.
The remarkable time, 2lls, made by
st. Julien, at Rochester, has made him the
wonder and the study Of horsemen. His
early history has never been made public
until since his last great feat. lie was
bred by Mr.. Joseph $. Dunning, Of Den
ton, New York. 81. Julien is by Nolun-
teer. fIe was kept on the farm at ordi-
nary work, and for one season was driven
to milk-cart. lie was at all times steady,
and moved from the first mor like we'll
trained horse than a green colt.
-GEoRGErowN CouRT. - Mai. ;. NJ.
lIibler reports from 500 to 400 cattle on
the market at Georgetown Monday, the
best bringing 1915 per cwL Twenty-siK
yearling steers sold at sl9.75. Eighteen
brought s2l.lO. Nineteen feeders bro ught
sSO.O5. There were fifty broke mules Of.
fered; demand good. Sales were made at
from $50 to sl5Operh head. Horses brought
'fo" ~ !" si-', Two h"nu'eu noun
tain sheep brought sl.aO, and $50 lambs
So'd al s',.o.-l Lexington rre'''
iAs' ra'i W. . "ig"a"'' nea, .o~n'
oo"gh' 'V' ewes, ''' ~n,ch ne PAN soio'-
~ ron wh'o" nc Soiu i's4o PouhuS OF
WOOL al q CENTS amounting To sooS.i''
sou 20 'aiHoS lor s'fS''o' Tue sun mas
on lambs anu 81 ''a sheep' having los,
uur'"g Tue winner only ~ heau OF 'he olu
ones. ne s,So los, aufi"g .he spring 80
neAu o. 'a"ins 'na'ng ms o. ,"'no' At
s-siIs Az" MS o." Shesi' ~ heaa, a.
$50 'ea'e' nun Pron' OF si'''i,'
Q" h's Investment o' s'io'''' ""'''''''''e
'o' Au'o'"'r'
"ofee a, whine! Soiu anu sh'PPeu
""' "e'N w S'"" nu's's'i
uhpfoAe huies " SioV yer heau' ana ~
broke mules al $50 per head, anu VIII
shin him to-day 90 more broke mules at
q IN 10, haad Iohn NfarL s.lJ Eaor,a