Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05
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Joseph Moore sold 10 J. ii. Miller, 8
shoats averaging 222 lbs. at41.
Three pairs Of extra work mules for
sale. Apply TO SIN Baughman. q
s.. H. Shanks cold 10 b. +. Robinson
"a head Of l,lGl ID. feeders at 4 cents.
The second crop Of grasses bids fair 10
be a. good as the inst The hills are as
green as May.
Baldwin & Womack sold TO McElwain
4 Crabb, four horse mules, Gyears old, Sv-
ersge height ISL hands. for S55O.-lB. g..
Gazette.
PANS CouRT DAY = 200 cattle on the
market. best ferders S475; medium 81 to
81 so; yearlings SIS to $50; calves SIS TO
$2S; good demand.
MIR. g. Porter Stagg that Mr.. Har-
ri-on claims that from one pounl Of Irish
potatoes planted he dug lSl pounds. The
public can decide M 10 the location Of tho
prevarication.
j. b. Hunter sold 10 Nioholasville l7S
sheep at 81 go per head John w. Logan
sold yearling mules at 800 each; 4 3
year olds at sl35 each and'2 mule colts at
ssj each. Il Lancaster News.
Senator John S. William, and his
step-son, Col. Hamilton, sold SO hogshesds
Of Burley tobacco for about $4,000. One
hogshead sold at $50 so per cwt.-the high
est price 10 Louisville this year.
Hogs are dirt cheap and all the time
growing cheaper. There is not likely 10
be stflening demand for porkers for some
time. Corn and hogs aie both too plenli-
ful 10 make meat high.-IGlasgow Times
The wheat crop Of Ohio is reported at
25,5Os, 1896 bushels against 45,450,000 last
year. Corn was severely injured by frost
in the northern portion of the State. The
yield is estimated at 6s,0O0,000 bushels,
against 100000 Of the year before.
During the year ending Oct. lst. the
Cincinnati pork-packers Association re-
ports the receipts Of hogs at $50, 22s against
7Si ,4Os Of the preceding year; 2lS,425 eat
tie compared with 24l,67l and 70l,7l7
sheep against sO4 AIS Of the year before.
Joseph spaulding received on Monday
50 head Of weanling mules, which he had
purchased during the season. They are a
splendid lot and cost an average Of about
$40 per head. The highest price paid for
a single animal was slOO.-[LebanOn
Standard.
Jos. Bond bought Of Witherspoon, Of
Woodford county, AZ 2.yearold mules At
ST. per head. Ben NJ. Osborn sold to Jos.
p. Rogers, for cap" Rogers. 40 hogs
weighing 1853 pounds at 4lc. The tobacco
crop has been housed in good order and lie
curing nicely. The crop will be about two
thirds Of an average. A few choice crops
we're raised, but il is generally short
[Georgetown Times.
AT Mrs. Menefees sale on Oct. Ind,
stock sold ~ follows; Eight 2.year-old
steers 1877 per cwt; milk COWS $50 to $Ss
per head; horses $67 10 $40 per head;
corn 81 cents to $3.50 per shock hay SlO.75
per shock; hogs at $4.O5 per hundred. The
farm Of l75 acres sold 10 j. N. Mensfee at
5000 per acre; household goods and far
ming utensils brought good prices fully up
10 the times. III. T. Bush, Auct
The Cincinnati cattle mArketi is steady;
common $l.75@275; fair to medium $50
$50; good TO choice butcher grades $40
4.75; common 10 choice shippers $4.5OCs5.-
IS. Hogs.-Markst steady; selected butch
er and heavy shippers s5@5S0; fair to
good packers si.50@4.9O; fair TO good light
Of l75 TO 40 lbs, s595.25; Of less weight
s4.65C94.9Oi common siC945O. Sheep
Market quies; common 81 50@S 25; good to
choice $S.5O9425; stock wethers $393 20;
stock ewes $2-50@3 rs. Lambs steady;
common to fair Ss76@l5O; good TO choice
sL759550.