Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-07

Boone Bros. bought OF w. II. Tray
Tor some heifers at PC and of various
parties lot OF butcher stuff at IL u
2tc.
| Kelley Taylor sold New York parties
24o cattle averaging 1900 pounds at
to ltc, the entire lot bringing him the
small fortune of sl3. 260.-Glasgow
| News.
The Harrodsburg Democrat reports
sales of 500 hogs at 800. j. X. Sumrall
sold his crop of wheat at 92tc. He has
just threshed it and 1t shows 30 bushels
To the acre.
o. Il. Huffman bought OF Il. X.
Wearen some fat hogs at pc and of X.
l.. White and Charley Lowell lot OF
butcher stuff at Be.
Il. w. Minton writes us that his sale
of Poland-Cnina hogs ut Lebanon, Nov.
10, averaged 1927 for the entire IS.
Ten averaged s2I.40. The highest
price was $40, paid for two-year-old
SOW. Farmers Home Journal.
JIG. Lynn bought of George Jones,
of Pulaski, 20 calves at SlI aud of 9TH
er parties lot of 800 10 l.000-pound
cattle at to 3tc. He and VIM. More
land also bought about 500 turkeys in
Pulaski for j. X. Christian u Co. at >
TO &c.
A. G. Dunn, who attended DIR. b..
Ramsey's sale near Paint Lick Friday,
tells us that good crowG was in at
tendance and most everything brought
satisfactory prices. Sheep sold at s2.js:
yearling Jacks $50 to $50; 5-year-old
Jack sl75: mare mule colts $50; heifers
$3.50; steers 3ic: horses S25 to sl35;
corn in field sl.35. The farm had been
previously rented
Simeon Wiehl shipped from here
Wednesday 10 cars of export cattle. IS
OF which were bought from James Ben
nett and 80 from Mrs. Mary J. Clay.
These cattle averaged | 800 pounds and
were engaged 80 days ago at 4sc. For
export TO England Gen. Black bought
from l.. L. Qulsenberry two steers, the
combined weight of which was 4,470
lbs. He paid Ate. for them.-Richmond
Register.
Trotting horses have made no new
records during the season just closed,
but not so with the PAGERS. Only one
old record dating back IA far ~ 1894
remains. That is the gelding mark,
which still belongs to Robert j. Bessie
Bonehill and Lottie Lorraine are tied
as the best pair OF pacing mares. The
world 5 wonder, Star Pointer, has rae
ed mile as fast as Gentry went one
against the watch, while Patchen has
beaten all previous records.
During the past few days Moses
Kahn has shipped - cars OF fine Christ
mas beeves from this city. to England.
The cattle. which were prepared for
the market by Bourbon farmers,
weighed about l.5O0 and cost sl.25 10
st.75. Jonas Weihl has shipped To
England Is cars OF Christmas beeves
selected from G.. Alexander's herd.
This is Weihl's third shipment from
this herd, there being SOB in the entire
consignment.-Bour News.
Those OF our farmers who have been
feeding mules for the Southern market
are feeling blue now. They are not
bringing in Atlanta what they cost
here six months ago and the prospect
OF better feeling is not iattering |
Mr.. G. X. Grow, an old Lincoln county |
man, but now with the Brady Miller
stables, the biggest in the South, Told |
an |. j. reporter that he actually felt /
sorry for his friends here who went
wild on mules several months ago.
They are bound 10 lose money. said
he, land fear they will lose heavily
Kentucky people are mighty good feel
ers and when boom comes in any line
they're likely To overdo themselves