Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-09
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The proprietors Of the Lincoln MILL
want to buy wheat and corn.
1 have 175 ewes, nov Landing. which
| wish to sell J. II. Miller, Stanford.
Eighty or ninety nice twoyear-old
cattle for sale. W. q. Wallace. Stanford. :
New ouions and lettuce made their ap.
pearance IN the Lebanon market last week.
-Redben Williams cold to VIM. Prev
1T, one fat COW at 8 cents, weight, 200 lbs
"A Lexington firm has on hand ~ 900
skunk skins and 10000 pounds Of turkey
feathers.
John NJ. McRoberts sold an Alderney
heifer, to calve this spring, to w. Fl. Hie.
gins for s75.
"A carload Of 225.lb hogs sold in Ma
rion this week at &c and % head Of ! 400
ID cattle at 81 per head.
The New York cattle marke, yesterday
was active aud closed steady, lc higher;
extremes 1907 rs live weight; general
sales at So 3O96 So per cwt.
Call at the INTERIOR JOURNAL Office
and get your Horse and Jack Printing
done. We do il in the most approved
manner and al the lowest PRICES.
j. II. Woodcock, rear Lancaster, ad.
vsriises the sale Of his personally, including
many head Of mules, horses, cattle, SC, to
occur March 18th See lad" elsewhere.
John f. Lusby. Of Owen county, had a
eve to drop three ismbs, none Of which
were the same color One was black, one
white and the other spotted like leopard.
Dudley Peaks farm Of $50 acres one
mile from Georgetown sold at 500 per acre;
100 lambs TO be delivered in June or July
sold at 50 Is per head and 200 barrels Of
corn at sl.75.-[Times.
Eek Governor Stanford IL thought to
possess the LARGEST vineyard owned by any
individual anywhere in the world. The
vineyar at Vina, Cal, embraces $500
acres. all in thriving vines.
The wheat crop Of the county IL COM
ing out wonderfully in the last few days
and bids fair to make a fine yield.-[ Clark
County Democrat. The same report comes
from msny other parts Of the State.
PARIS Court Large crowd in town.
Amount Of stock on marke, light. 200
hesd Of cattle offered and generally sold A.
to 81 cis for stocters, with good demand
ONLY broke mules sold, ranging from 800
tn Sl75 per head.
-Messrs Burgess, Gentry q Co.. have
sold the following lots Of mules: To Ed
smyzer, Of Pennsylvanis, 81 large broke at
$3.50; to Levi Miller. OF Pennsylvania, %
small at $40; to s d Golf Clark county,
extra broke at $l75
AT sale in FAyette q lot 81 cattle
supposed to weigh 1850 to LOO pounds,
brouRh, $40 O5 per head; yesrlinRs $40;
calves s27 50; yeArling heifers $500 As;
sheep Sos so; brood sows Sl5C9 IS; mules
$l4O9ls3; hor-es $S0@l0O; corn 81 per
barrel
AT Massie Arrismith'- sale on Tues
day, near Bethel. stock and grain sold at
the ioll"wing prices "a head Of sheep ~
S. per head; Is head Of hogs averaged s.;
three head Of yeArling cattle, $'5; 500
bnshels corn in crib At IS cents per bushel;
$500 bushels of wheat at 9ic per bushel.
-[Csrlisle Mercury.
The Statistical Agent Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture in London, reports
that continued rains and floods have done
crest injury to the wheat crop and there
are gloomy apprehension for the year
The area ia reduced and much resolving
will be necessary There is also much
alarm at the foot and mouth disease among
cattle.
The demand for butcher cattle is light
in Cincinnati, but feeders are active. Com
mon "a to 50; good to choice butchea AZ "a
50; cows AZ N 81; shippers 5 to o; oxen 8 tC
81; stockers and feeders A to g. Hogs ar,
firm at for com mon. along uD to 7,75 fol
selected butcher and heavy shippers. Sheet
are in fair demand at to cents. Lambs
scarce at 5 TO &C.
MARS a English report the Harrods
burg market last Monday: Large supply Of
stock, snd the late good prices on cattl'
sustained. OOe lot OF nice feeders. S. 81
per 100 lbs; good lot Of yearlings, abou
Sc various other good lots at same fig
ures; medium grades, Age; inferior do. 8 Il
3ic Horses in demand at S75 to l25 pc
/ head No mules offered