The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-03

Hale a Lynn, Of Lincoln, sold 10 Geo
/ = Bright 80 sheep At s2ii per head
-Messfs. VIII and Cine Mollgaine, o.
Warren county, void Tuesday 20 fine mule
averaging l5l hands, to Mr.. orr, Of pau'
Al $50 each.
Albert Buincr found a turkey hen ihi'
week, quietly setting on eleven eggs. sh,
wascvidcnily trying to be ready for next
Thanksgiving.
Turner Hichardson, ~ Edill, hal two
carl loads Of hogs on Tucsiay', freight, for
which be paid ~ in bic county. They
averaged 30 TO-
Jim Joncs, well-knovn Colorado
rancheman, sold lasi week 10000 cattle NJ
sl5 pcr head, calves inclnicd, makinra to.
tai ofover el00.OO0
Tom Nunnelley, 81 Lincoln, bought
Monday of = Hood Smith, thirty-six year
ling cattle, averaging 700 lbs, nj 81 per
cwt- Home Journal
The Versailles San says Jacob Level
Of the Glenns Spring Disiillery, has bought
about 1000 barrels Of corn. lie paid $3.50
per barrel Tor most Of IT,
The Gilbert Bros, Of Knox, passed
through Tuesday with 6 carloads Of 2GO
III. hogs that they had bought in their
county at $500 to 1915 per cwt.
A Kentucky frm has contracted to
furnish one hundred thousand turkeys for
the Eastern markets. The birds are to he
forwarded during the holiday season.
-Foresius Reid sold thi. week 10 head
II two.yearol old thoroughbred Colswold
sheep Of hi. own raising which averaged 1915
lbs. aud ten yearlings Of same breed which
averaged 1881 lbs., at { cts per 10.
J. II. Graves, Of Clark, got the sl2j
challenge cup and also the 800 challenge
prize At the Chicago Fat Cattle show. on
his i.yeaf old steer which weighed $500
h. lie afterwards sold him 70. $3.50 10
cts. per pound
b A. y J. Tracy delivered. wednes.
day morning, 90 cattle to VI. Kahn that
averaged ,G5l ibs They had gained ASP
lis. IN three days les. than eleven months
They werc sold several weeks ago at cts
per pound. Winchester sun.
John A. Judy, Of Clark, bought Mon
day Of J. W. Prewitt, ninety cattle averag-
ing 500 lbs, at SlG2i per cwt Also &C.
ty head from Len. Bush, averaging 1900
lbs. at - and eighty head from Abe Ware,
averaging 900 lb-. at &c. and 81 per head
of.
A line horc belonging to Mr.. Phil.
Nunnel!ey fell dead on the street Monday.
lie had had the Epizootic for some days,
and had been stabbed, but he got out, and
going to the town branch, drank great
quantity Of water, and few minutes later
he was dead.
The Pittsburg Sioclmm says: "The
best lot ofcattle, number considered, that
We have had on the market for some weeks.
was sold on Monday by Mr.. tioh, Of Ken
tucky There we're ll9 head in all, aver
aging ,522 lbs, and the price obtained
was sos. The cattle were not strictly
prime, bat were blocky and we'll condition
cd, and were wiihal very desirable lot.
CORN SHow.-The second annual corn
show given by the lIceiiy Pres will take
plAoein Lexington on Monday, December
~, when premiums varying from 81 to $50
will be given for the best corn; the best
white corn, for the best yellow corn, the
best red corn, the best corn for bread, and
the best corn for feeding. Every farmer
in Kentucky is tied TO make an entry,
aud it is hoped that the farmers in this
county will see to itthat we take our share
Of the premiums. The object of this corn
show il to secure an improved quality Of
seed corn, and every farmer in the State
has a direct personal interest in aiding the
enterprise by making an entry. For full
particulars write postal card to the Ler.
iagiou Heclly F,css for circular and speci-
men copy OF the paper p
--CINuNNATI.-Ther is but little change
in the cattle market, which is a shade low
err. The hog trade is active aud there is a
good demand for heavy shippers. Sheep
and lambs are dull and lower Below are
the