Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-24
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--swope a Ovens are shipping hay from
Mckinney at $l4 per ton, f.t
s. II. shanks sold TO b. +. Robinson
7 head s35 Lbs. cattle at 81 and 1 bull,
I ,2l5 lbs. at 2lc.
Lee d. Nunnelley sold carload Of
$40 pound hogs in Cincinnati this week at
81. 20; equal TO about 81 20 at home. III.
james A. Anderson, Lancaster, KY,
has several head Of fine graded cows and
heifers for sale. Very superior milk
stock.
--Jno. q. Lynn sold 0 scrub cattle TO j.
NJ. Hail TO be weighed in October al 81
and bought pair Of 3-year-old mules from
him at $lC0.
The Nelson County Fair commences
at Bardatown, Sept. 4th, and continues
four days. Secretary A. r. Carothers has
our thanks for favors.
p. p. Nunnelley bought Of various
farmers 100 head Of stock hogp, average
about 1870, at to &c. They are for DR.. r.
NJ. Nunnelley in Clark.
B. r. Robinson was here yesterday re-
ceiving the lambs he engaged the early
part Of the season at ~. He offered to
take 4 cents for them, but got no buyer.
--Simms, Msttingly q Co., Of Lebanon,
sold TO Lou Beauregard, Of Louisians, Z
head Of mules at s117 and to Capt Phar,
OF the same State, 35 head Mt $2l5.-[Leb-
anon Standard. r Ia
Ben Robinson, the Garrsrd trader, says
that the X. C. r: r. is gentleman. They
paid him cost and premium for the "a
cattle that were injured in wreck without
word and with no trouble 10 him whatever.
Judge W. f. Walker bought Of q. t.
Higginbotham one pair Of 4year-old
brown mules for $500. Maj. A. o. Burn
side 4 Co., Of this place, bought Of Andy
Thompson, Of Mercer county, 43 head Of
cattle, weighing l 800 pounds. at 81 so per
hundred. Lancaster News.
la New York yesterday common to
good native steers sold at $4.671@6.40 q
ewt. live weight; prime TO extra do. So 80
@6.72; Texas steers s4.2O@5; mainly at
$i67s; exporters used 60 car loads and
paid sG44@672 q cwt for good and
prime lots; shipments 6ss head Of live cat
tie. t
The steamer Holland, which has arriv-
ed at New York from Havrs, brought 1sC
Percheroh stations. This IL the largest
shipment Of grown stations ever imported
from Europe. Not single animal wai
lost on the voyage. All were shipped tc
the farm OF their owner, w. Durham. al
Wayne, Illinois.
| -GEoRaETowE CouRr.--About $50 cat
tie on sale and prices ranging from 81 %
10 81 80. Good toppy sugar mare mules in
demand at $500; cotton mules little Off
as IL ia too early In the season for this class
Of stock. Horses in good requ eat, and sell.
ing at from S35 TO $llO per head, accord.
ing 10 quality.
The Georgetown Times says Garter
Moore sold TO Kratz, Of Baltimore, "a
head Of catile-S0 head at 81 cents, and A
head at 8 cents, TO be taken the last half Of
September. They will average over !. SOC
pounds At the sale OF Carrick's effects
old corn bought $2.45 TO So so per barrel
and new corn about $l2 per acre.
The Cincinnati cattle market is quiet,
though best shipping cattle find ready sale
Common is quoted at 2 to 8; fair to medi
um 81 to 4; good to extra butchers Al 10 5
common TO choice shippers A to G; stocken
and feeders 80 to Al. Good light shipping
hogs are in demand at $40 to 65; besl
butchers and heavy shippers TO 81; com.
mon to Al; stock hogs AZ TO 5.l5. Sheer
are dull at "a TO AZ; stock wethers 81 TO 4
do. ewes 2i and 81. Good lambs are II
steady demand at 5 10 Q; common 4 10 43c