Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-04-10
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

--FoR SALE.-A few bushels of clover
seed at - per bushel. \. ID. Root.
j. T.. Bruce bought OF Wright, Of
Wayne county, yoke of oxen for s6i.-
So
r.. l.. Hubble sold TO a Tennessee
party a lot Of fat > year-old heiiers at p
cents
-Harrodsburg shippers have bought
$4,000 lambs at 81 and Is for June de
livery.
Fat cattle sold at $6.05 per cwt. in
Chicago few days ago, the highest price
in years.
MIR. John Bright says the fruit buds
are damaged slightly, but not sufficiently
to effect the crop.
Nearly million dollars have been
paid for trotting bred horses so far this
year in Kentucky.
The wheat that was very forward
seems to have been very badly damaged
by the frost Of Tuesday morning.
The Kidd combination horse sale at
Louisville resulted in poor prices. On
the first day Is were sold at an average
OF S24j.42.
A mare belonging to G.. W. Foster,
of Mercer county, gave birth to three
colts last week. The colts all lived, but
/ the mare died.
Many Of the peach buds were sufli'
ciently developed to be seriously injur'
/ ed. if not killed, by the freezes of the
past week. Georgetown Times.
f. p. Owsley sold to j. \. Nanhook,
of the Prrachersyille vicinity, 3ll acres
of land, adjoining Mrs. Henry Baugh'
man on the Somerset pike for 5000.
R. G. Engleman, Jr., bought OF DR.
Steele Bailey lot containing an acre o.
ground on the Danville pike for $500
He will soon commence the erection Of
a dwelling.
f. :. Powel's Ericsson, Jr., is agar
before the public. He is fine animal
second cousin to Maud s, and Mr.. Pow
ell says he is going to have several OF hi
fine colts here Monday.
5. NJ. Owens old iavorite broo,
mare, Pauline, the dam ST Poke Courts
which sold for 81 800 at a two-year-old
dropped nice stud colt 10y Belmon
Chief, owned by J. =. Crow, Mckin
= ney.
George Dictator, property of NJ. ;
, Baughman, advertised in this paper, is
, half brother to Jay Eye See, record pic
Phallas 2:l3, Director 2:l7 and the dan
, OF Nancy Hanks ola. Director sire,
, Margaret ;. PIP.
Nj. +. Elkin n Co. bought of A /
/ Mckinney a lot of fat cows at S35; OF MI
, Rettenbarr a lot of same at cents. The
+, also bought OF J. A. Givens lot of l7'
I pound shoats at 81 cents and 4 extr
stall fed heiiers at 3 cts.
q Cattle are quiet in Cincinnati wit
but little demand for any class Bes
, shippers bring 81, best butchers 8
while other grades run down as low a
q IL; hogs are active with tops at 5.5'
!, Sheep and lambs are in demand at 4 to
:. for the former and S to IL for sprin
q lambs.
-Seventy.five prominent breeders
> the State met in Louisville and organi'
: ed the National Saddle Horse Associ'
ton. Their most commendable obje'
II is to establish a stud book similar to III
T. trotting register, thus afiording prote,
e ton to the purchasers of saddle horse
O The capital stock OF the association wi
b be $4,000.
: Horse show day next Monday prom
i ises to bring larger number of stallion
g and Jacks here than were ever show
v We will publish list OF them and tru'
n the overs will assist us as much as poss
K BILE in getting it complete. By the wa.
a the INTERIOR JOURNAL is prepared
,. print the merits OF your horse in an
r shape YOU desire, as we'll and cheaply
you could wish