Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

Highest cash market price for corn.
N DEL & Son.
-TurkeytIue bringing &c on foot since
Thanksgiving.
-FoR SALE. Boar ready for service.
+. II. Beszley, Stanford.
Louis walz bought of John NJ.
White some hogs at &c.
Chance, the once great race horse,
was sold at Lexington for s25
j. X. Baughman sold TO Holiday
Bros, of Adair, 30 cotton mules at $50.
w. II. Treylor bought of j. II. Dali
ton aud others 100 barrels OF corn at 81.
Two car loads If corn wanted at
once to ship. See j. II. BAushmsn 4
Co.
Eighty thoroughbred yesrinrs were
sold n, Lexington for sl2,675, an average
sl5s
The great race horse Morello. which
a. a three yesr-old, was king OF the iur',
is dead.
Three OF the hogs which w. II.
Murphy xii ed this week weighed LOO
pounds.
90 Riley Grammar is said to have made
q 100000 wipriog at San Francisco
Monday.
The medal for the best corn shown
at the worlds fair has jrst been received
by J. w. Bowen, of Madison
C. NJ. Proctor sold to John Embry
40 export cattle to be delivered Dec. 5th
to 10th at Ate. Winchester Sun.
r. Z. Fox & Son have IL weanlings
by DR.. Hooker, 2:23l. in training and all
are doing splendid work - Paragraph.
M 5. Bsughmsn sold to Holiday
Brcs, of Adair, % cotton mules at i62 80.
They are to be shipped to Columbus,
Ga.
The sale of yearlings was completed at
the Woodland 4 shanklin auction at Lex
ington, l40 being disposed OF at an aver
age Of SllS.
Versailles had the best court day for
some months. Cattle sold at from 10
81 cents, and hogs at cite. Thirty sheep
brought 81 10.
The farm OF n. b. Risk. containing
10 acres, lying partly in Franklin and
partly in woodiord, was sold at assig
nee's sale to II. p. Mason, OF Franklin, at
$50 50.
The Barrow place Of 60 acres will be
sold by the commissioner county court
: day in December. +. J. Bush, who lives
on the premises, will show any one
through.
The Advocare says that VI. J. Fsrris
bought OF ID. c. Terhune, of Mercer, q
bunch of good feeders, 1900 pounds sv.
ersge at %. Same paper reports Gales of
fat hogs at Sc.
TX. Tribble delivered to J. g.
Johnson, of Boyle, 70 hogs averaging $50
pounds at Sc. Mr.. Tribbe bought for
Mr.. Johnson of A. NJ. Feland, a lot OF
butcher stuff at PC.
There came to my place three weeFs
AGO black 200 pound boar with both
ears cropped. OSner can get him by
paying for this notice aud bic keep. J.
VI. Cash, Turnsrsville.
The Village Farm Stable, of Buffalo,
won $40. coo this year. FL Geers, who
campaigns the stable, msde % stsr,s.
winning -, second in %, third in 10,
fourth in four and unplsced 10 times.
J. w. Bales, of Richmond, sgent fer
Schwanzschild IL Co., New York, hAs
bought and shipped from Boyle, Gar
rarJ, Lincoln aud Madison counties in
the past week / ,lS7 export cattle bought
1T prices ranging from to 4 cents.
Trainer NJ. + McHenry, who won
tle Kentucky Futurity with Rose CToix
expects to do the same trick next year
With his Baron Wilkes FLY, Sister Alice,
two years, 2:29 This flly is good ore
as che is reported to have beaten 900,
timed separately, in her races this seasor.
B. q. aud Monte Fox sold TO n. w
Hubinger, of New Haven, Conn, their
speedy pacing yearling, Margaret F, by
Nuthurst, for $500. Margaret + will
make a great race mare. Anderson d
Spillmsn bought OF various parties, 200
barrels OF corn at 81, delivered. -Advo
cate.
"A. VI. Pence is now using for hIs
buggy horse, the former great show mare
Baby Pence, for which splendid ANNA
he frequently refused I'll 500. she is
still good locker, Notwithstanding she
has three promising offsprings, the
youngest OF which, sucking cot, great
ly resembles lite dam.
In the past five years Ed Geers bss
earned an average Of t54, 900 per snnum;
expenses 32l 900, leaving net winnings
s33, 900 per season, or for five wears 1865.
600 OF the above amount noble old Hal
Pointer, 2:O41, and feet footed Robert j >.
2Olb, each earned as much as t29 900 per
year. He saws Star Pointer is the fast.