Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-11-26

best noRs afe'wortu d ~ IN Oipoi"
natl; best shipping cattle 4.iO and extra
sheep 81.
j. @. johnson bought in the West
End bunch Of extra good butcher stud
at 2l to 2lc.
Woods & Lynn will ship q car load
each OF sheep aud hogs Of their own rails
ing to Cincinnati to-day.
Louis Walk bought of John Gooch
some shoats at Sc and Of Thomas Dalton
some butcher STUFF a, &c.
II. p Tutte, of the West Fad, has
rented Mrs Alice Cloyd's farm near Tur'
nersvile and moved to it,
F. p. Bishop has rented the Bennett
Cioyd farm near Hustonviile. containing
225 acres for next wear, for $3.50.
Fifteen No cotton mules for eale,
! 10 of them work mules They are lat
and fine. ). H Shanss, Stanford.
-Ssliie Simmons, 2,l3l, brought 49,
500 at the New York sale, Il lseleai,
gool mare without record, brought Sl,-
425.
&C. G Mcclure, OF Paint Lick, cold TO
r ,bert Arnold 20 500 pound cate at SIC
and to Adam Pence 20 OF same at same
price
There is a grape vine at O,s, Portugal
which bears sufficient amount OF grapes
to make an average Of $50 gallons OF wine
a year.
j. II. Baughmsn Il Co bought 200
barrels Of corn at Lancaster at 81 on the
car. NJ. J. Harris. OF Crab Orchard,
bought 400 barrels at the same price.
The Barrow place of IS acres will be
sold by the commissioner county court
day in December. r. J. Bush, who lives
on the premises, will show any one
through.
w. s. Warren has a COW which he
tells us he has to milk every time che
bewls. ste gives a gsllon each tin
and sometimes she bawls five or six times
times dav.
Wheat in the Louisville market
Tuesday took quite a surprising Jump,
going from 50 cents to 80 csrts, The
price was made by the Bsllsrds, who
bought 5000 or 10000 bushels.
The Richmond Paragraph tells OF
one Of the largest and highest priced
sales Of cattle this season, when II notes
thai T d. Chensult sold to j. w. Bsles
200 OF GOO pounds average at &c.
John Murphy delivered to Monte
Fox 10 1880 pound cate at &c. Mr.
Murphy had them Year and put $40
! p FUNDS each on them. he also sold to
Mr.. Fox seven 300 pound cattle at Ste.
j. NJ Roberts, Of Pulaski, sold at
Lancaster Monday Ii calves at $40. j
W Miller bought 8 short year ipgs at
$l3. w. K Cook bought Ct John Psrks
a bunch OF $50 pound yesrlings at pc.
Thomas Stone sold TO ID. +. Logan three
600 10. cattle at SIC and to Peter Gen
try a mule for $40.
Jake Huguely sold TO McKechnie
| Broe., milleis At Point Burnside, q car
load of wheat at Sc. delivered on the car
at Danvllls Fsrris Il whitley d. livered
to We'll l02 big cate at &c They aver
aged 1920 Same sold to Embry the 20
exporters which Joe Mcdowell is feed
ing for them at Ate. They are to 90 in
| DeCem Der - Advocate.
The Winchester Democrat reports
sale of 400 barrels OF corn in the Wsd's
Mil reighborhood at - TO IS cts per
barrel in the field the purchaser n shuck
| the corn and have the fodder. Same pa
per saws there were 200 inferior cat'l- o.
the market Monday. A lot of nice 200
pound steers brought 3 so; feeders, LEGO
to /. 100 pounds, sold st 3.35 to S!c; good,
smooth 200 pound oxen brought 3lc;
500 to l,OOO-pound steers 3 to S.35; fri'-
ers, 600 to 700 pounds, PC; lighter once
9 to pic; common bulls J to &c.
For the Fall Races At Lexington round
trip tickets via Queen x Crescei Route,
will be- sold for II fare, good until
Nov 30 to return. No extra charges on
vestibuled trains. Ask sgents for par
ticulars. " @. Rinesrson, general pas
senger agent, Cincinnati, O.