Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-06
LAND. STOcK AND CROP.

Corn ruld vt $3.50 in the field in Clark
this week.
New curn sold in Columbia. KY, al
81 33l per barrel.
ID W Vsndeveer sold a 400 10. steer
to b. Spalding at 81.
III. S. Withers sold to Ben spalding, 8
head ,lG2l.lb. cattle at 81.
The Lexington trotting races begin on
the 10th and continue four days.
DIR. T. B. Montgomery sold his wool
this week, 2,l36 lbs. at 26l cents.
Wakefield, Farris & Allen bought Of
J. f. Farris 81 yearling mules at 500
II. S. Withers sold to DIR. T. B. Mont
gomery an extra fine sucking mule colt for
sos.
Anthony Hum sold TO ]. II. Alcorn
42l acres Of land, adjoining Col. Weather
ford for 81 800.
Davis & Stages, Of Hilham, Tenn, sold
to Doc Baugh a mixed lot Of Tennessee
cattle, 30 head, for 500
Wyatt Sandidge cold to w. F. Evans
the "Dillehay" farm Of 2Ss acres in the
West End for $50 per acre.
Sam Dudderar sold TO j. A. Harris &
Son, 2 head 1,055-lb. feeding cattle at Al
and head 1,077-lb. at sc.
Near DoneraiI, Fayette county, 1lll
acres Of ground with some Improvements
we're sold at $s4 25 per acre.
-FoR SALE.-Two red bulls ready for
service One is thoroughbred, the other
graded. J. S. Murphy, Stanford.
The Lexington Pres is after one
Heath, Of Wayne, for selling hogs in that
market knowing them to be diseased with
cholera.
Maj. John d. Harris, of Madison, de-
livered few days ago to Webster & Co,
100 cattle at O., equal to 500, or $4,000
for the lot.
Geo. A. Whitney, Of Montgomery,
bought Of Thompson Bros, 100 head Of 2
year-old mules for November delivery at
500, and aged mules at $3.50 per head.
Public sale Of short horn cattle, Oct.
l4th, by r. b. & Z. p. Woods, and Col.
c. ii. Rochester. For further particulars
and catalogue address them at Stanford.
Brown & Wiel, Of Cincinnati, shipped
from Lexington on Wednesday night last
six car loads Of fat cattle, averaging 1900
pounds. for which they paid from TO o.
cents.
Green Woodcock, Esq, made a sale
last week through II. NJ. Linney, Of his
farm Of 2O9l acres, in this county, to Mr..
]. w. Soper, of Jessamine, at SIS per acre.
-[Advocate.
S. II. Helm tied the head Ct $3.50
horse to his leg the other night TO prevent
him from jumping. 1t had the desired ef-
feet both then and thereafter, for he got
tangled and killed himself
&C. G. Ware sold to W. F. Ramsey, Z
scrub heifers Of 7OO.lb. weight at cents,
and a milk COW to Judge Sauhey for $S5.
He also bought Of Burnett Il Brown "a
scrub heifers at 81 80 per cwt.
Specimens Of our corn show, which Is
to occur on November court day, are al
ready beginning SO arrive. Thepremiums,
which will be six in mum Der, are the most
liberal ever offered by newspaper.
PARIS CoURT.-About $50 cattle offered
at from 81 to cents, and nearly all sold.
About 100 unbroke mules on the market,
selling at Sl06 to Sly; good many broke
mules at SIS to $50, and "a 2.yesr-olds
at $ll7. Not many horses, but those offered
sold at $50 to 500.
In Cincinnati cattle are quiet at $l.75
to 81 70 for common; 81 to S. for good to
extra butcher; common to choice ship
pers, 81 so to SO so; cows, 81 to $3.50; heif-
ers, 81 25 to $475; stoekers and feeders,
1915 to 81 so. Hogs are declining, SS.s5
being the highest for best shippers and
butchers; fair to good packers, $3.50 to
s. So common, $3.50 to S7,35. Sheep are
weak at % 70 Al, stock ewe', p to 81
wethers, 81 to Al; Lambs are dull at A TO