Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-10-19
FARM HND TRADE,

other day.
Alta sale OF Aberdeen-Angus cattle
at Springfield, H., 81 brought s1,S9O,
averaging $3.50.
Duroc Jersey boars and good ones,
too. II taken at once will sell cheap.
II. ]. McRoberts.
Red leaf tobacco reached sli III ~"
cinnati market last week. wh'cn i WV
highest price of the year Tor red
The Harrodsburg Democrat reports g.
salcs Of three car loads Of hogs at ) I'd
s.l5:l.lOO-pound cattle at ic and out'h'
er cattle at Be-.
DC. Terhune has bought 80 lar
ear OF sugar colts 1850; two loads OF
mixed colts at 81; one Of courrd"y
stun S2i, and one at sl4.
Woods Il Lynn shipped Saturday 10
Cincinnati u car load of light butcher
hogs bought Of WIN. Barton NJ =
Bauphman and DR. Hugh Reid AT "tc'
q. l.. Huffman bought OF sam Helm
a small bunch of hcifers at 2'c' some
of same Of ). G.. Scanlon at Sc ana I"
bunch of hogs Of J. II. swope at dtc'
The Winchester Democrat says the
meeting at the Cumberland Presoyt''
rian church there closed with - con
versions and - additions 10 the chnr'h'
Gen. John B. Castleman, Louisville
ma. offered the Shakers near Harrous-
burg, s23. 900 for what is known a. the
"Oficc Brick, " aud 200 acres OF their
land.
BOX won the Kcnton stakes at La
tonla saturday. defeating Engenl"
Wilkes. White Frost and The Elec'or
in the order named. White Frost was
favoritc.
At 81. Louis 2l6 saddlers and harness
horses sold at an average Of sI>'' Ihe
highest price paid FOR single pair was
$3.50. the highest price for single
horse 5000.
Cotton reached the lowest prices III
40 v,urs. with the exception OF l>'t'
The January future sold down 70 DIV
CT. a pound. ~ against q. 20 cts. al th'
close ON Friday.
The export Of wheat during 'ne
month Of september, just past beat all
records. II amounted 10 2''>o''N''
bushels against Il, 6it,slj for the same
period last year.
The bourbon News says that Nose
Kahn bought 20 l,jso-pound cattle a.
,ic. and Weihl - l,5OO-pouud do al
Itc. J.E. Clay bought 100 shoats' lo'
pounds, at a. each.
At Durham, y. G., seven ionr-7torl
wooden prize houses, filled with tooac
co. and eight dwellings were destroyed
by fire. The total loss Is s-'o'Voo' VIII
5000, 900 insurance.
II /. estimated that fully $4,000 wa
bet i'm the auction pools ON the trots
II l. al new record for Lexington lh'
association made money and VIII DC
able to pay out OF debt.
\ Minnesota farmer insists that corr
makes "A better and cheaper fuel thar
coal. He raised enough corn on II
acres IN heat his house and feed 1--WE
horses and "A COW through the winter
The old mule owned by the Jone
Lumber Company, at Williamsburg
fell from the tramway Thursday AM
wa. instantly killed, The mule ha'
been at work on the tresue Tor /
years.
Il. Hayes Brummett, OF Somerse'
has answered the advertisement OF IN
Oueen OF the Maoris for a husband AM
cabled her he will 20 10 her a. soon
she sends him the wherewithal for hl
passage.
Robert j. and John Il. Gentry vii
mace "A match race AT Louisville Friday
Browne, the regular driver OF tn
horses against time, will handle IN
reins over his choice, while fd ueer
will drive the other.
From January LIST TO September lft
the Kansas City dressed meat house
killed O,5Si sheep, an increase O
nearly 30 per cent. over the record 10
corresponding date last year. The
report prices - cents To $50 hlghe
than last year
The greatest amount of money wo
ON the turf by any single horse in an
country is s29O,OOo, which amount Is
the credit of Isinglass. The larges
American winner is Domino, s2o2'5S'
The sons and daughters OF Longiello'
won nearly 81 100000.
The Advocate says that Cogar
Davis have handled POO cars of whea
this season OF 800 bushels TO the cal
making a grand total of 100000 busi
els. Atan average of 80 cents pc
bushel. the firm has paid out fully sl2S
600. This wheat was mostly shippe
South. but some of it East for expor
Ornament won total of s23, $50. 60 d
two-year-old. He started In IL race
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