Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-26
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

Wool wanted, 10000 pounds, \.
r. Nunnellcy.
rhre" good milk COWS and calves lor
sale. Hugh Sargent.
The lIutchcait farm OF 49, acres. !
miles from Paris, sold Tor s94.ooo.
Ben W Gaines. Jr, bought Of Noel,
of Madison, combined 1rlling Tor Sl20.
Nj r. Elkin bought Of Jane, Giv-
ems heiier~ at and mills cow Tor
80
William Burton OF Buckeye. sold 10
j. {. Robinson. of this county. nice
colt At 81
William Porter sold To Jake Robin
son combined sclding Tor $40. and
bought Of G. J.. Robinson a yearling colt
for 80.
In Cincinnati cool butcher cattle
are in demand at 2. To T. shippers are
dull at : to ! ?; hogs arr easN a. : To-
l'+'; sheep steady at g to -; ycaring
lambs ! o6
WIN. Lang. miller at Walsh's distill-
cry, ground liz. bushels OF corn in one
hour Friday night, on pair oftop burrs.
This j. said to havc downed the best rec
ord in the county.--laris News.
Capt T.. r. Rochester has already
engaged ..2,0oO bushels OF the new crop Of
wheat al - 20 - cents delivered at the
stanford Roller Mills lie say- the
prospect Tor a large crop was never more
promising.
The will OF the late H. W. Givens
hequeaths the farm upon which he re-
sidei 10 W. J.. Givens, who will rontin-
ne Ia cultivate il. lie and the old gen.
tleman have lived there alone Tor the
last i've wears.
The new Kansas City track will be-
completed about July J. The improve.
ments areto cost 5000 aud will in
cludq besides the track and stables, an
anphthea,rr With a seating capacity of
10000 and a club-hous..
Tom Terrell sold To \. 7. Nunnelley |
Tor the Peacock Coal CO.. - barrels OF
corn delivered on the ears at - Tom I.
says b" could have sold the corn ~ the I
same price last iall and not lost about ~ .
barrels by shrinkagc and the rats
A beet roo, sugar factory in Caliior- .
MIA, IN a run Of two months, made a net
profit Of $1,000, equal to live per cent.
upon the amount invested. /, used
1902 tons OF beets. and produced l,04o
tons Of sugar or about one ton Of sugar
to - tons OF bects
The general average condition OF the
American wheat crop April II, accord
ng Ia the monthly report ol the Agri-
cultural Department. was ~ per cent,
a better showing than any since 1854,
when the average was a. per cent. i'm
he month Of April. The percentage OF
he Kentucky crop is ~ per cent.
Jos llaas has bought in the past
ew weeks between 5000 aud 10000
bs ri wool at - cents per pound. Farm
'rs say the wheat was never hooking
better at this season oi the year. Some
ii it has already begun to head ont.
James Il. Leaveli. of Bryantsville. lost
rom fire his large barn. containing three
inc roalsters, about ~ barrels OF corn
mi a number OF valuable farm implc-
ncnts. advocate.
-WN'nENrER Corgr.-J. 4. lianscy,
uctlOneer, reports about 2O0 cattle on
he market Twenty head extra steers,
weight 30 pounds, brought S4.2j and
i premium on the head; y good steers.
200 pounds, >j.Ei; 10 head. no lbs,
37l; - good calves brought so per
read. The recent dry spell has serious
V affected the tobacco beds in some
'ars oi the county. In other places Sc
ious complaints are made Of the inroads
i the ily.-Democrat.
The Kentucky Association success
ally inaugurated its Tooth racing anniver-
airy "Wednesday at Lexington. The first
ace or3.year-olds, 6furlongs, was won by
.ong Roll in l:l7, Marhma ID Queen Of
lilies, 2-yeai old, I furlongs, won by Dai-
Y +. in go; Oracle VI. ID, Happiness
Il. l.. VI. I.asley ran Silence in this
ace AMI Ed Jones his mare, Lady Jones.
he 81 race, jfurlongs, was won i'm l:07
y Grayson, palisade I'd, Samaritan, an
Their Of I.asley's horses, ID. Tie 9TH
ace, iurlongs. was taken by Miss Hood Z
\ l:20l, Walsatch "a, Cheeny 3D.