Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-13
fARn AND TRADE ITEns.

FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.
james Ware sold to Prewitt & Wood
a bunch OF fat steers at Sc.
A. G. Huffman sold to NJ. s.. Baueh'
man young Jersey bull for s25.
John Murphy sold to Jones Bros, a
bunch Of fat cattle at 81 cents.
John Blain sold to Cover, OF Pulas
XII, one of his fine jennets for $500.
WIN. Perkins sold to Mcclure, Of
Rockcastle, 8 lot OF milk cows at S26 10
to $50.
For Sale. -Yearling Durham bulls
ready for service. w. II. Murphy, Stan.
ford, Nv.
James Eubanks bought OF various
parties Of the Mccormack neighb orhood
a carload OF lambs at &c.
Mule colts are selling well in Mer-
Ger. The Democrat reports the sale Of
several mare colts at SIS.
Last year England paid us $4,000
600 for live cattle and sheep, and twice
that for meats OF various kinds.
Martin Bros bought OF Winsee a lot
of butcher stuff at q and of A. {. Mar
tin 3 head OF same at same price.
Wheat sold on the Chicago Board OF
Trade Thursday for 65c, the lowest point
in the history of the market there.
William Moreland sold to Simon
Weihl 100 distillery-ied cattle at Ilc.
They are to be delivered about July
Goth.
H. T. Bush sold for his son, Rich.
ard, his three year old mare, Alice, by
On Time to Logan Denny for 500, Mr..
Denny to handle the mare.
Board x Russell bought two car
loads OF lambs from vaKious parties at
ole. Russell & Hatchett also bought )
cars at 6c -Harrodsburg Democrat.
William Moreland bought OF J. y.
Cohey lot of hogs for July delivery at
&c and Of various otser parties lot OF
butcher stuff at 3 to Sic. He sold to ].
B. Gentry. of Jessamine, a car load OF
lambs at 81. 40.
We will shut our mill down about
the 10th for 10 days for repairs and gen
eral overhauling So those who may need |
wheat or corn ground during that time
will please do us the kindness TO bring /
it before the Goth. j. ii. Baughman q
Co.
The Arabs at the Garfield Park track,
Chicago, suffered last week a severe loss
by ire which destroyed Arab hors-
rs and three OF their dromedaries
Among the horses burned was $4,000
stallion from the stables OF the Sultan OF
Turkey
In eight years the orange produc-
ton OF Florida has grown from 100000
boxes to 100000 boxes and it is esti.
mated ttst the next crop will reach D.
100000 boxes. The average net price
realized by growers during the season
ust closed was 81 81 per box.
County Court. - Yesterday WAS q
pretty day but a rather dull one and
,nly a small crowd attended court.
There were about 200 cattle on the mar
xet and those that changed hands
brought from q to Bic. Quite a mum
Der OF plug horses changed hands at -
20 $50 No mules were offered. A. j.
Watson sold to Farris Il Whitley II
steers at 3 and II heifers at
go. Thompson Bros. sold steers at 4
,ents and three young cattle at $3.50.
D. VI. Cress sold to b. F. Robinson a lot
II steers at 3.3j to &c.
d. G. Terhune bought in Boyle and
lincoln counties 5 irst-class mare mules
It S55 to $50. He also purchased 81 9TH
II No. yesrlings at same prices. Il. ID.
}ruce cut field OF 80 acres OF barley this
week. This field yielded 81 bushels to
he acre last year, but good judges esti
nate that the ravages OF the army worm
his season will reduce the yield promis-
d this year by at least 600 bushels on
he 80 acres. b q Fox sold for X. W.
.linor Il Bro, of Mtchellsburg, u road
lorses TO II. Kindig, OF York, Pa, for
1 $50; also for q. w Welsh a harness
Gliding for SlG5; for K. l.. Salter 10. for
j 30 and for b. q. Fox q Co. another
or = 10 Advocate.