The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-30

Israel Braun, Of Cincinnati, bfoush
Of Mat sandidge, ihis week, o. carload o.
1893 %. cattle Of sac
- Hale AND Nunnclley have about q
mules and horses, purchases in Pulaski
county, which they wish to ell
- The proiracied dry weather il tellinr
on the corn crop. and unless rain comes
soon. Il will cut Il short The late corr
especially j. in jeopardy.
- In the great irotiiug race at Chicagr
between Maud $. and Trinkei, the former
made the last mile in the remarkable time
Of 2i3i. notwithstanding she vas pulled
down h q walk under The wire
-- Mr. j. G. woodward sold Messrs
IIayman a CO., on Friday, three thousand
bushels Of No. ! wheat at Ole per bushel
This is the best crop u wheat raised 10
this county, this season, and was marketed
IN the best condition.--l Lexington Press.
h A. and J. T. Tracy sold to 10,
Qnisenberry 10 lamb. At $3.50 per head
Joe r. Qnisenberry has shipped over 1000
lambs this sesson, and bought nearly all Of
them in Clark at an average cost Of s3.l2l
per head or total 81 S22 900. -lClark
Democrat.
WINCHESTER CouRT.- About IS cattle
on sale at Winchester Monday; prices from
3, to Q, cents. Good cattle were in de-
mand and would have brought 81. A few
broke mules we're sold At from SIS to 500
Horses were in demand and sold n from
$50 TO 500.
- The largest sugar producer in Louis
lana made, last year, on thirty-two hun.
dred acres, sG,siO,oOc pounds Of sugar and
1870 barrels molasses, for which he re-
ceivcd over n halfmillion Of dollars. The
largest wheat raiser in the world, pairym-
pie, Of the Northern Red River country
raised crop Of wheat that sold for $4,000
but It took $4,000 acres Of land to raise il
nearly six times A. much a. was required
to raise the sugar and molasses.
-- LOUISVILLE AND CiScTNSATI.-Ther,
Is an advance in the price Of good cattle
since last week, while inferior cattle have
declined In Louisville good 10 extra
shippers are quoted at - - to $3.50, best
butchers 1915 to -, common to medium
Sl.j0 to 81. The hog market is steady al
s4.5j to ~ 90 for choice packing, and y
to siGj for light to fair butchers. Best
sheep S3.2j to $3.50, common 1913 to 81
Iambs-C 1mmon 10 extra 81 to $50
In Cincinnati, common to medium cattle
are worth Si75 to 1925, good butcher
So to 81 ., best shippers 81 to S4.15
Hog Selected butchers SAFE to s., light
to fair 81 25 to Si75. sheep-Common to
choice s225 to 1915. Common to extra
lams 1925 to $3.50.
- The following address to the agents o.
the c. s. r. Il. explains itself: The Gin
cinnati Southern Railway Company hsv
ing decided 10 make an exhibition at th'
Industrial Exposition to be held in Gin
cinnau, IN september next, OF the mineral
and vegetable products Of the country trib
uiary to the Cincinnati Southern Railway
it is desired that such a display he mad
a. will be cNditable to the railway, TO thu
citizens and to the country. Therefore, you
will please use every effort to secure tn
cooperation Of the people in your neigh
borhood, in furnishing specimens for ex
hibition, viz; Ores, iron, coal, stone, coke
timber. grains, grasses, fruits, VEGETABLES
etc, in short anything in the mineral am
vegetable kingdom. 1t will be to the adj
vantage Of every individual along tn
line, to see that the finest specimens b
placed on exhibition, that the world a
large NAV form some idea Of the resource
and possibilities Of Kentucky, Tennessee
Georgia and Alabama. Transportation l.
all such articles free.