The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-10

Ora rls,sgi, of ,bis civ has to.
m,,o vicc ,b., measure. over 40 fec, in
le,,,b -rp,r;s Ker,uckian
.-Job, n Kerpcdv hougb, NJ Frank
Cham, % IA, Cattle of G5o lbs weioht. At
a. oen,s -rparis Kenuctien
Alex NcCliutock. of Iloutbor. aolJ a,
Nar.l.Il No tai co,swold sbec, s,r a
7se an ave,,g. NJ s9t d mo, head
Geo. A. whitney. Of Montgomery. sold
and Skinned IA Tobn Rogsrs Of Lexing.
ton % unhroke mule. n, 800 each
Cd n uow.,d sm;,b has r,,ch,ssd
a isios ,br,o Mill No,,L n Fc,i.
mono. c,.,s;n;no ict acre. q, 40 900
II r n..h b.s TOO nice red m.le
I s5o.,. ws,s6i,, .ho,, io, n. n, ale or
viii e,cbsn,e one n, sro,her a. Good.
mn gsdd;o oru.,, ooun,y .old bis
tobacco cron =, an average mice Of az
nor hundred pounds One bossbead sold
=, 400 49,. Lnnd,.d
The National t,oson Excbanoe has i.
su.d c;,onI,, .Low;na ,he total cotton
crop If Tho Ini,ed state. for ,be wear end.
inc A.s.., a tsso 70 no 4 -Go IGI hale.
-FlI;n & F.,,;. bougb, If Adam Ponce
.nd o,h.,. cor Lad n bu.che, c,,,Ie
r., wh;ch ,bsv n,,d from 40 * 10 a. 40 N,
byndr.d Thev we,e sb;nped IN c;,c;p-
natl Tuesday.
CIV. n s,ou, the Now Jersev man
Who bo,gb, so many ewes in this section
Lac, se.son IA hack AMIN. hi. time IN sell.
lie sold two oar Loads nj Tennessee ewes TO
farmers nesr sbepv Civ. at s9G7 per
head
Pans CouRr.-A slim attendance, and
tho nricc NJ mnles A., little of. Only a
small number ON sale. and one or two lots
were taken home unsold. About 100 cat
lie sold at 81 and % cents. A few horses
aold we'll. al 500 10 500. One lot Of 3.
wear old cattle brought SiS per head.
The corn this year, at an average Of
% cts. per bushel. will he worth $500, OOO,-
600; the wheat crop at so cents per bushei
will he worth $3.50, OOO. 900, and the cotton
erop at 10 cents per pound will he worth
5000 600 600. making a ennd total of the
three great staple. Of the country s1.ISO.-
OOO. 900.
A flock Of GIG sheen has reached Nc
Cook county. Dakota. which was driven
through from Alabama. the Journey occu-
,xinp four months and ten DAYS. On the
trip the sheen swan seventeen rivers. and
only nine were lost during the entire time,
while there was an increase Of twenty. seven
lambs The sheen were sold on on arrival
and the drover cleared 5000 above all ex.
penscs.
A number Of statements like the fol
lowing il roine the rounds of the press
showing the great profit Of sheep raising:
"Iast fall. Jerry spaulding. of Iowa. Mich,
bougbt a large number OF sheen. paving
30 so IN 81 n head. the flock averaging less
than Sc a piece. and fed them through the
winter. April Is, he sold 600 fat sheep,
averaging 1lO pounds. at G cents posnd.
or IS 40 a head, agercgating 5000.
The LouisyilIe Trotting Meeting will
no held this ve,r ON the 9Th. 9Th. 7th and
sth of October. and entries for all the
npr.ss excent the Cali House stake and
the "speeial for sensational trotters." will
close At HIM. September 18th. The fact
that this meeting will he MANAGED by Mr..
Jobn NJ Coplsv ia a sufficient guarantee
H., NJ, .,,o,,n, Of labor nonev wil no
SHARED 10 make II eminently successful in
eve,v nar,icnlar
-CouSry CouRr-A pret,y fair crowd
in town but owing To the inee.ant rain not
q s,ast smouut Of busiuess wa, transacted
The auctioneers report from 100 to $50
c,,,Is ON the market mostly of common
ouality Cant H. T.. Bush saws that
owing 10 the rain but few sold publicly.
though many changed hands privately at
/ 81 40 q cants. oommon broke mules sold for