Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-04
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A Warren county man cold to Nash
vile party a car load Of mules at $40.
M. ID. Gilmore sold fat COW to ]. I.
Harris at $40. She weighed 1880 lbs.
Rev. X. A. Noel, Of Lancaster, has 10
choice Cotswold yearling ewes for sale.
DIR. G. A. Cox has sold bis fine pair Of
young mares To Cincinnati party for $500.
Two very fine young horses, sired by
Mr.. f. =. Powelrs stallion, were shown
yesterday.
The Bowling Green Gd-ehe says that
dogs killed % sheep for II T. Gardner the
other sight.
j. NJ Bailey, OF Brodhead, sold head
Of cattle to J. NJ. Hail for s65, and yoke
OF oxen for $50.
Five hogs belonging to Mr.. George
Vaughn have died from what is supposed
to be lung fever.
-R. b. a +. p. Woods bought Of X. M.
Fisher Of Danville, a Bates-Fogathorpe
yearling bull for $3.50.
Beard Il Caruthers, Of Shelbyville,
bought in Warren county, IL mules at a
little over $l6O per head,
Lawson Webster has sold TO Gray 4
Shropshire is acres Of potatoes, to be de-
livered at Lexington this Fall at 30 cents
per bushel.
Statistics Of the seven surplus corn
producing states-Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
indicate comparative shortage OF 2l3,
O0O, 900 bushels, or SIS per cent. less corn
on hand than on March 10, 1881, and also
a decrease Of rs, 600. 600 bushels Of wheat
or A per cent. less.
WIN. Arnold, the proprietor OF Ar
lington, has sold to w. W. Baldwin, Of
Maysville, 20 fat mules, to 8 years old,
aud No. good ones, at Sl4S.27 per head
or s., 725 for the lot lie has bought 100
barrels Of corn from Mr.. Taylor Rice Al
"a per barrel, and 80 barrels from Mr.
Sam Oldham at same price, Richmond
Register. st-
Below are the ruling prices for pro
visions, &c, in Stanford: Bacon shoulders
loo; hams, l5c,; sides, l5e. Flour, SAP
to 81 so; corn, $3.50; meal, 81 per bushel
oats, 75c.; coffee, l2l 70 zoe, molasses, Coo
to Toe; dried apples, SIZE; peaches, loo
Irish potatoes, si.25 to 81; sweet potatoes
81; butter, 25c.; cheese. zoe; eggs, loo
salt by bu. barrel, $225.
There Was good deal Of private ira
ding among the stock men yesterday. w
II. Prewitt bought 900 to 1900 lambs o
various parties at 8 cents, delivery to b
made June 10Th, and lambs 70 weigh q
lbs. Tola Wood bought Of j II. q ). II
shanks 25 head 2 year,old cattle at sac
and Of j. II. Shanks six head at S45, equa
to about Al cents per Id. Dwight Roc
bought cattle from J. v. Anderson, G
Todd, at $40. ...
COUNTY COURT DAY.-A fair day,
fair crowd and fair lot OF stock IL abou
all that can be said Of yesterday. Tn
auctioneers estimste the cattle at 800
400, and all agree that they were general
Of an inferisr quality. Capt. ii. ]. Bus
says that owing to shortness OF feed an
grass they did not sell as we'll as was al
b ticipated Most Of them were withdraw
but those sold brought to Al cents p'
: pound for best and q to 81 for commo
= and scrub stock. No mules offered. Hors
sold from $50 to 500 per head. Capt.
NJ. Higgins reports sales Of cattle at p
D 4 cents. Horses at $50 to $50, and Of
mule at $40. Col Ike Damn failed to n
= port.
= The horse show was witnessed by
i large crowd yesterday, which seemed hig
: " entertained Ny the performances Of q
!. handsome animals. Prominent among q
il beauties were Mr.. s. Baxter Blacks Hal
a bletonian, splendid specimen OF hor
? aesh; Mr.. +. s. Powell's Zoe eombin'
v horse, Abdsllah Glencoe; WIN. Hubble
,s Fancy Boy, Levi Hubble's Ga Time al
If w. q. Dunn's Abdallah Messenger al
,e Abdallah Prince. These horses are adv'
tissd in this paper, and especially attic