Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10
LAND. ST0cK AND c8oP.

The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want to buy wheat.
The noted race-horses, Creosote and
Mollie McCarty, are dead.
The present cattle drive from Texas is
estimated at about 100000.
Bowen q. Pennington cold to c. Va
nov yoke Of three year old oxen for Sll0.
j. O. McAlisier sold TO J. w. Allen q
Co, 6 2.year.old cattle at sos and calf for
SIS.
&C. q. Ware bought Of Cato Withels a
SOW and ten pigs, about ten days old, for
S25.
Il have good, gentle milk COW and a
yearling steer for sale. Il. f. Barrow,
Stanford.
-Foriy.four valuable COWS and two
horses persisted in burning stable at Mid
dletown, N. J.
Ten or twelve mules sold at Harrods-
burg At $40 to $3.50. Randall Litsey
bought in Jessamine Jersey COW for $500
Burgess, Gentry a Co., sold to s. s.
Phipp, Of Philadelphia, thirty eight mules
al an average Of $500 each.-[ Danville Ad-
vocate.
Hayden c. Edmunds, of Warren Co.,
bought l07 hogs that averaged over 200
pounds each, from l.. ID. Bridges, at Sc s74
cts. per pound.
A Warren county farmer sprinkled
Rough on Rats" on some hay for the de.
siruc,ion Of rats. but it also proved to be
rough on calves.
Ballast, Fellowplay, Kate Creel and
Moscow were the winners Of Thursday
races at New Orleans; Lloyd DAILY, Moni
lou, Duke Of Montalban and Centennial
Friday.
Over 10000 pounds OF bacon we're sold
at a sale in Jessamine county Friday at the
following prices: Jowls So 10 per cwt.;
shoulders lOc; sides l2c; hams l3c; lard 1871;
sixty days time.
| -CTSCISSATI. - Common 10 medium
cattle 81 5000; good to choice butcher
grades S5.25@G %; fair to choice shippers
$500 so; stookers and feeders Si75G5 so;
some extra at So
An English paper asseris that it costs
ss much to transport a bushel of wheat
twelve miles on a turnpike road in Eng
land as from an American seaport across
5000 miles OF ocean.
Statistics show that the farmers Of the
great State Of Illinois produced last year
products sggregating the enormous value
Of $500, 100000, which is equivalent to over
50 an acre for all land in the State.
.-Wm. Blair, who has driven Maud s
for six years. says that he never before
knew her to be in such fine shape as she ID
this spring. lie is confident that she can
beat her present record when the time
comes.
Hardin Purdom, Esq, sold half in
terest in a three-year-old mare that has
been driven only short time, and has 3
record Of three minutes, to Macy Bros, Of
Versailles, for $780, [Parksville item in
Advocate.
North Middleton item in Paris Ken
tuekian: Ben. +. Marks four acre surveyeC
field Of corn, planted four feet each way
Was shucked, measured. and hauled out 81
honest barrels Of good corn. This is |
naked fact.
During the last six months over IA,
900 900 pounds Of leaf tobacco have beef
cold 10 the Danville (Vs) warehouses at al
average Of $40 80 per 100 pounds. Ii
Lynchburg during the same time 10000
pounds were sold.
Mr.. Peter Gosseit, Of Barren county
planted three-fourths Of an sore in Burle
tobacco last year, and sold from it 100
pounds, which brought, at the Falls Cit
Warehouse, Louisville, S22.50 per hun
bred. This was at the rate Of $500 pc
acre.
Things sold pretty we'll at A. D. Che
nault's sale Friday. Two yearling cattl
brought S27 so each; yearling heiier'
$3.50 each; COW aud calf $50; dry COW S27
80; yearling mule colt, $50, 2year.ol
colt, $50 and 20 southdown sheep, s., lamt
included. His splendid pair Of mules wa
withdrawn at $3.50
Jas. X. Bean a Br', have declined a
= offer Of 500 per head for 100 head {
beef cattle to weigh 1000 lbs by Jul
. lst. Cattle bid fair to sell well this yea
Ward Sutherland bought Of b. II, Jone
"a hogs, averaging 1902 lbs. at 0 cents. Pc
ny Browning sold last week TO Mr.. Wiel,
Fayette, II head Of New York cattle at
cents pound 10 be delivered about Ju
lst. Il Winchester Democrat.