The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17
LAxD. STOCK AND cRoP.

this week at So per head.
-Jno. Duncan Of Madison sold 200 choice
Of 800 cattle to Mccain at $40.
John $. Owsley sold % head Of GAO
M cattle to VI. Siraus at cents.
Joe. A. Cohen sold 10 Farris n Elkin
81 hogs Weighing PSI ns. at a cents.
Hale n Nunnelley sold to John Sam
owsley 800 sheep at s2GGi per head.
W. II. Murphy sold % head Of 2sgl m
hogs to Moreland 4 sandidge at Al cents.
There j. decided boom in fat cattle
and holders are now asking - Is to 81 for
best.
Good butter is worth 30 to 10 cents in
Lexington, but here il commands only %
cents.
IL. &. Mcdowell has sold his great trot.
ter, Trinket, to a California party for ST. :
600 cash.
The total wheat crop of Illinois ia &C. r
100000 bushels, the largest ever raised in
the State.
-Farr, a Elkin shipped to Cincinnati
yesterday a carload Of 26l pound hogs, for
which they paid $40
J. A. Givens purchased car load Of
aged mules in Whitley county this week,
for which he paid from $50 to 500.
J. d. Swope went South Wednesday
with car load Of horses and mules for
which he paid from $50 to $50 per head.
Ninety l,GS7. N cattle and one hundred
100 N cattle were bought in Fayette last
week, for shipment to England. at $i75
per cwt
w. +. Nanon sold to James b. Ham.
ilton - acres Of Casey County land at 50.
and 80 acres to Geo. +. Douglass at S3.25
per acre.
The tobacco-growers Of Virginia claim
that the adoption Of the Barnett process for
curing tobacco will save $500. 200 annually
to that State
last years sugar crop in louisiana
amounted to 2ll, si0,OG2 lbs,valued at SlG,-
iO9,Sjl. The molasses crop in the same
State was pa, 40 barrels. The rice crop
lOO,GS9 barrels.
--Thonas Hin, Deputy Sheriff Of this
county, sold in Cincinnati, six hogheads
Of tobacco, the best bringing him $3.50,
the lowest 1925 His whole crop averag-
ed even S2l.-[Owen News.
A. 5. Myers bought Of g. T.. Ramsey
q acres Of land lying near the toll-gate on
the Lancaster PIKE at S625O per acre.
Henry VI. Ware bought of same AZ acres
on Crab Orchard pike for $3.50.
j. f. Farris has Just gotten through
with his wheat crop and finds that the
yield Of 81 acres was ! ESQ bushels. 1t was
Of the Fultz variety and very heavy, one
hundred bushels by measure weighing full
ly 10.
Five dollars could have been realized
in Paris Monday for choice English beef.
Mr.. Jacob Hostetter, Of this county, who
has 100 extra fine cattle, averaging 100,
has declined 81 81 and would decline s..
lex. Press.
Leo Hayden sold to NJ. Siraus four l :
405 lbs. cattle at 30. Danl STACY sold to
Frank Harris for future delivery his lot
Of cattle at 4 cts. Capt. b. i. Powell
James A. harris and James Grow sold their
lots to VIM. Prewitt to be delivered in the
future at same price.
--Geo. p. Bright has left at this office a
couple Of Pearl Millet stalks that measure
over ten feet each. lie says it is a great
improvement over the Hungarian Millet,
as three full crops can be cut a year from
il, besides being better feed. lie hal only
three pints Of seed to commence on, 80 he
was unable to test it this year, preferring
to save all for seed and give it a thorough
trial next year.
-LExINGToN CoURT.-From 250 to 300
cattle on the MARI ct, with prices ranging
from $3.50 TO 81 per hundred. There
we're about 100 mules ON the market, most
ly broke, with sales made at from sos to
SlSs. The supply Of horses was large and
the demand good, with sales made from
S654o 500, according to quality. There
was an active demand for good sucking
mules, with sales made al from $50 to so.
Mare mules of first quality would have
brought S75 readily. Lambs sold at from
So to $3.50 per head.
AT Mrs. Iligginbothan's sale on Fri
day last yearling steers brought S25; ?
year-olds, 1885, calves, SIC; sheep, $3.50 to
S5.s5. hogs, Si5Oi yokes Of cattle, sll7 to
Sl30.....C. II. Breck, Master Commission
er, sold last Friday to 5. 7. Walters $40
acres, the property Of the late Mrs. Mary
Dunn, at S23 per acre. Also, to w. 5.
Hume POI acres of the Curt Campbell
farm, at Silver Greek Station, at $50 per
acre. William Kanalzar also sold his
farm, on Tates Creek, for 5000. VIM.
Arnold sold to l.. W. Hudson 81 Of the
finest and latest mules that have passed
through the streets of Richmond in a great
while. They were shipped yesterday to
New Orleans. The price paid was Sl5l.5O
pdf head Riohmond Register.
-AANAlNNAAAs - Z nidNtAahlt NtlbiAr
from the Fast has had the tendency to
slightly lower the price Of cattle. Hogs
remain quiet sheep are in fair demand.
Following are the
QUOTATIONS.
CATrLK-tiood 10 choice hutchers ....... sl.50al15
Fair 10 good i.605l1
Good 10 choice oows-................,..- 3.2l93sj
Good to choice heiicrs a.75aA2j
common to gool oxen............. 250ai50
siockers 250a3.25
Ioas--seecied butehers ................. 5.20assO
common 10 ..... f.00G5 ~
SUISSE Common 10 ohoicc.................. 2.25ai1i
Lamhs-Comnon 10 choice-............... 3.OOa5.00
In Louisville, the following are the
QUOTATIONS.
CArILE-Good 10 extra shipping, .... Si2l TO st50
Common 10 extra oNcn...,.........,, 500 10 $50
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