Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-27
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.
va has 20 mile tracks.

FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.
/, Iowa has 20 mile tracks.
Corn is selling at 1915 at the mil
here.
John Anderson sold to John John
son, Of Boyle, Q small bunch Of heiiers
at $l9
-Blanch Louise, 2:lo, Paul, 2:O9i and
Guinette, 2:l0, all PAGERS, are now owned
in Boston.
The Lexington running races will be
started this year by Col. W. X. Letcher,
Of Richmond.
Statistics show that there are fewer
horses in America now than there were
two years ago.
William Hum bought in Casey and
Adair counties bunch OF nice 2-year.
old cattle at &c to PIC.
The manufacture OF beet sugar In
this country increased from $4,000 lbs.
in 1887 to 43,6ts,7S7 pounds in 1898.
Ed DeCernea. of New York, bought
that great team, Mahsla 2;l9i, and Sea
Girl 2:lSi, for about sll 900 for the two.
A. G. Barrow bought the George
Snyder farm OF i30 acres near Winches-
ter at s95. 1t sold several years ago at
sllO.
The entries to Hsrrodsburg trots
close May LIST. Five dollars dominates.
Write to +. NJ. Cardwell, secretary, for
entry blanks.
Il have on hand q l5l hand mule
jack for service which will take the place
Of the jack. John S. Wells, recently sold.
+ p. Woods.
-Springland, NJ. d. Richardson's gray
colt by Longfellow -Aconite, has been
heavily backed for the American Derby.
He is also eligible for the Kentucky Der.
by.
William Morelsnd has bought in the
last week in this and Boyle counties
about 800 hogs at Ale to 40. He sold a
portion OF them in Cincinnati at Sc to
so.
The guaranteed purses of the Har.
rodsbnrg Fair cover nearly all classes of
trotters and PAGERS. Only s. to nomi.
nate. Entries close May LIST. Write to
T. NJ. Cardwell, Sec'y.
Liberal premiums given to saddle
mares and geldings at the Har-
Fair, June q, %, 20. Write for
full particulars and entry blanks to I.
VI. Cardwell, Sec'y, Hsrrodsburg
Colorado has 5000, 900 acres under
artificial irrigation. The farm products
exceed Sl2,000,000 year. There are H.
100000 cattle, 100000 sheep. The coal
fields cover 10000 square miles. The
supplies OF marble, granite and other
stone are inexhaustible.
May wheat sold at site, the lowest
price ever recorded on the Chicago Board |
ii Trade, Tue sday. The days transsc.
ion on the board made fortunes for a
number of dealers, PsrdridRe's profits on
he deal being estimated at S250, 900 and
hose OF S f. Rosecrsns at 100000.
The New Hsrrodsburg Fair, besides
To guaranteed purses to trotters and
'acers, will open stake for saddle mares
md geldings of any age, to close June
st. when it takes S. to nominate and
2. so to start, payable the evening before.
Amount OF stake guaranteed $50.
Write for entry blanks to T. NJ. Cardwell,
Harrodsburg, Ky.
The Kentucky Weather Bureau re-
'orts that wheat is in good condition;
ats and clover are almost failure, gar
en- stuff will be very late this season,
wing to the replanting being retarded
y rain, and potatoes are rotting 10 the
round. The damage to fruit has been
realty over estimated. Many of the
rees, particularly apple trees, are put
ng forth new bloom, and there is a
'ir prospect for crop especially OF the
tier varieties. The prospect for straw
erries, cherries and pears have also i'm.
roved during the week. Tobacco plants
re in very unfavorable condition.