The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

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-First National Bank Stock Of Lexing
ton, sold this week, ~ shares At Sl22 an,
ten at sl2l5o.
Hale 4 Nunnelley bought Of J.. NJ
Maxwell. 27s head Of mouni,in sheep Al
$3.50 per head.
A dog went into bank at Barlsiowr
and attempted to escape with a money
package Of $50
"A lot Of mule colts sold in Casey thi,
week at s2j to Si5, though but few reach.
ed the latter figures.
Sam Hayden bought Tor Sam +. Mar
tin, Of Nicholas, 20 mare mule colts, at an
average price Of S6l.
John o. Crouch, Of Montgomery, sold
last week to a Pendleton county man, 50
scrub ewes at - each.
-Gossett a Jasper, Of Casey county,
shipped from this point this week 10000
pound. Of dried apples
john W. McRoberts, Of this county,
has rented the farm Of Joshua Dunn, near
Bryantsvillc, at $3.50 per acre.
j L. Farris shipped to Cincinnati this
week 25 cattle and 40 sheep, which he
had been grazing for some time.
The lIoltzhouser farm, 3 miles from
Barisiown, containing 215 acres, has been
sold at s22 per acre, says the Record.
w. II. Prewitt shipped from Crab
Orchard Wednesday car loads Of 400 N.
cattle bought Of q. w. Evans at cents
CEDAR Posrs AND ,200-LB. SrEERs.-
II you Sant Cedar Posts or Feeders, call
on or address; Joseph Ballou, Stanford,
Ky. s2t
Judge T. W. Brown sold to Mr.. Flor
ence S sores Of land on Hanging Fork
near the lIus,onville Turnpike at $3.50
per acre.
Wiring from his new home in Nc
Clellan county, Texas Mr.. J. Y Carpenter
says. We have fine crops Of corn and
cotton, prices Of latter 81 to 10 cents
A lumberman named Williams is at
Chattanooga contracting for the shipment
Of one million feet Of oak and ash lumber,
purchased near that city for the Boston
market.
In the twenty-mile race at Louisville
between Miss Jewett, Of Minnesota, and
Miss Pinneo, Of Colorado the former won
in forty-fve minutes and eleven seconds,
using seventeen horses.
Several papers have copied out item
about a gentleman in Boyle raising 80 bu.
Of clover seed to the acre, without seeming
to doubt the truth of it. The fifty was a
typographical error. II should have been
five.
The IT. Louis journal OF igicaiisit
says; In our humble opinion the sooner
the farmer gets his pork to market the bet
ter prices he viii obtain for it. 1t brings
better prices now than we fear il will by
and by. Rush the fattening process to the
utmost
Special attention is called TO the ad-
vertisement in another column offering for
sale a splendid stock farm in Boyle county.
Il is we'll located, being half way between
Lancaster and Danville, and Is in every
way desirable. A bargain can be had by
applying early.
The Fall meeting at Abdallah Park
Cynthana, Ky, will commence Oct. 10Th,
and continue four days. Premiums to the
amount Of $500 are to be awarded, and
Judging from the list Of fine horses entered,
the races will be hotly contested and excit-
ing. The Kentucky Central K. II. will Of
fer special rates for the occasion.
IT J. Burgess, Of Scott county, sold to
5. A. Gano 500 head of hogs, to be deliv-
cred between the Goth Of October and the
10Th Of November 400 head to be weigh
ed at the point Of shipping, at SiG0, and
the remaining 100 head, to be weighed in
Cincinnati, at S. Mr.. Burgess took in
exchange 81 head Of l,GOO-pound cattle at
81 Co. Lexington Press.
-Auciioneer II, T. Bush reports the
sale Of Sam NJ. Owens as follows: One ex-
ira mare $50; horse ss65O do $50;
2-year-old steers $500; yearlings s27;
cows from $3.50 to $3.50; steer calves
$50; heller calves SlG95; pair mules
$500; mule colt Si6; hogs $3.50 to Si45
per cwt; shoats S30j per head; corn per
shock sl.j0; per barrel 81 .GS
-LEXINGToS COURT From 800 to
400 head of cattle on the market, selling
at from $3.50 to $500. There is but little
change to report in the mule market. Broke
mules ranging from SIS to slSS. A large
number Of common horses ON the market,
prices a shade higher, ranging from $50 to
S75. About POO head Of mountain sheep
which sold at an average Of about So per
head.
--CNciSsArI.-Feeding cattle con tinue
active, and with more favorable reports
from the Eastern markets, shippers are in
demand. There is a fair demand for good
hogs, especially those well fatied and suit
able ior lard purposes The large re.
oeipts Of sheep have lowered the markets,
and prices are unsteady. Below are the
QUOTATIONS..
cArrlE-Gooi to choice butchers......... s3.5osiiO