The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-13
LaxD, sTOcK AND cROP.

3D. Hemp is worth 50 for ii2 pounds in
Fayeiie
Al Jones bought in Pulaski and
Wayne counties 60 2-ycarold cattle At s25.
Several sales Of wool have been made
in this ncighburhood ut 30 cent?.
- Mr.. John NJ. White cold to Thomas
Robinson one pair Of extra work mnle-
for s2lO.
John NJ. Hail bought, this week, 200
mountain sheep, consisting Of wethers and
ewes, at S25O.
Geo. W. Afford shipped a carload Of
mules to Okslona, Miss, Saturday. new
market for Mr. Afford.
~ Geo. W. Afford bought this week
mules at SG5 to SIS. lie sold to J. W. Al
len 4 Bro, Of Casey, 20 2oO-Pound hogs at
20 CENTS.
90 Mr.. james A. DePauw writes ~ from
Atlanta, Ga, that the mule trade there Is
little dull at present. mules having de.
clined about SIS dollars on the head.
Good mules still demand good price, and
those l5l hands high are bringing from
$40 to $50. Horses slow.
- At the sale Of Mr.. d. +. Crim's stock,
in Clark county, Friday last, the following
prices were obtained 30 extra good two.
year-old steer brought $685.; 9 long year
lings Of extra quality brought SlO2j; 10
fat heiier- brought s4.25 per hundred; 20
sheep, lambs included, brought $3.50, and
hogs sold at from $500 to S4.0s per humid
red. The latter were light weights, and
not ready for market.
-LLxINoroS Court DAy.-Maior S. NJ
Hibler reports 1000 cattle on the market
yesterday County Court day, mostly Of
an inferior quality, with many remaining
unsold The hest price obtained was 81
per hundred, while as low as 90 was ac.
oepted for very inferior stock. There were
about 100 mules on the market, with
prices ranging from sos to Sl2j Common
horses were very abundant. and brought
good prices ranging from $50 to 500
[ Lexington Press.
-LouIsy mLE.-Cattle-Re liber-
al and market fairly active on good to
choice butcher stuf, that class being rath-
or scarce. Common to medium grades be-
ing in liberal supply, ruled dull, with
rather slow sales. Stockers and good
feeders In good demand, but no advance
in prices. Good to extra shippers S4.2j TO
s4G5; best butchers, $3.50 to 81; medium
TO good, 50 to 1926; common, $2.25 to
s2.75; thin, rough steers, poor cows, &c,
81 so to 81; good TO extra oxen, $3.50 to
81; common oxen, Sass to 50; light stock
ers, $3.50 to 50; shippers and feeders, So to
s3.75. Hogs-Choice TO extra heavy, s4.25;
fair to good. sIl5; light to mediam pack
ing, 1915 to 81; shoats, $3.50 to S3G5.
light and market active
and firm, the demand being good for
both butchers and shippers. Extra $3.50
10 s.; common to meiium, S3.25 10 81.
- CmcISSATI-Cattle- - Receipts very
air and Of a good general average quality,
with but few Of the best grades Of either
butcher or shipping quality among them.
Common grades Of all classes meet with
lull sale, even at very low prices, and the
market continues quiet for the better grades
81 all classes, the general range being as
Iollows; Common, 81 G5@2 25; fair to
81 zoos; good to choice butcher
grades, 81 25C14; fair to good shippers,
n 25Ca5; good to choice COWS, So ESQ
s.; good TO choice heifeis. s. 50CG4; fair
10 good oxen, 50 1904 so; some lower
grades. $SaS 20; common to good siockers,
81 2593 25; fair to good feeders. 81 jO(G
25. Hogs.-Selecied butchers, 81 400
so; fair to good heavy packers nominal
y 81 2jCal 40; fair to good light Of $50
10 22o lbs., 81 20@4 40, with some rather
heavier at 81 As, aud some common light
1t 81 1904 IS; common tail ends and
rough grades, 81 2SCS4. sheep-The sup
ply continues very light. and far short Of
he wants Of buyers. and the market rules
nclive and frm at higher prices. with COM
mon to fair at 3l@4lc., and good to choice
1t 4i@ SIC. per pound gross.