Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-30


: September wheat is selling at 6s
I aud December at Ga In Chicago.
t Pence & Siler sold TO aGarrard coun.
: ty party IL yearling steers at &c.
: George +. Brown sold three good
mule colts at Lancaster Monday for
s6S.
=. Kaufman. the s.. Louis plunger,
made s55O,000 in wheat deals in Chi
cago.
c. T. Bohon, of Hustonville, bought
in Garrard bunch of mule colts az Ell
to $50
Orion Lester, of Adair county, raised
eight watermelons that aggregated
1929 pounds.
Bingen trotted the fastest mile of the
year at Louisville in 2:06i. He won the
Frank Fehr Stake.
Searchlight won the Commercial
Club Stake at Louisville, zoo pace, in
tle fast time OF 2:05.
William Cooper, of Pulaski, sold to
several parties in this county lots of
yearling cattle at &c.
j. G. Burnside, OF Garrard, sold to
John Hurst 20 yearling steers at SIS
and bought bunch at sl5.
will be in town Saturday, Oct. /. |
with 100 one, two and three-year old !
cattle G. w. Jones. Somerset
Red Jersey COW. with broken horn
leather strap around neck came 10 my |
place week ago. John Sherron, stan
ford.
johnson a. Young. aged 81, and once
a noted breeder of Shorthorn cattle,
was found dead 10 bed in Montgomery
county.
Lieber Karl surprised the sports at
Brooklyn by winning a race. He has
done no good since he met Plaudit at
Louisville.
Horses aud mules that cost the Cow
eminent three times as much are be-
ing sold at an average OF $50 at
Chattanooga.
The rich Futurity. valued at $4,000,
will bs trotted at Lexington, the first
day OF the big meeting. which begins
Tuesday. the 4th.
Siman Magus, imported by Pierre
Lorillard, but recently bought by APP
plegate & McMeekin, of Fayette, was
killed by lightning.
Arthur Cation has sold TO Vienna,
party, the stallion Caid, which
got second money in the Frank Fehr
stake at Louisville, for $500.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian saws
that at Stegar & Thompsons sale 30
mules sold at an average of 800; l20
fat hogs at 3t cents: stock hogs cents
and cattle cents.
Conrad Hiatt, Of Rockcastle. sold ia
Garrard l. steer calves at Sl3 and
bunch OF yearling heifers at sl3. j. l.. ]
Hutchins, OF Preachersville, sold 20
steers the same day at $50. Il
John NJ. Goocb, OF the Goshen Sec
ion. tells US that he has an ear OF corn
which has 10 rows OF grains on it. II L
would make enough meal 70 feed an 9
family, ne says. n
Hudson & Page, of Adair. sold 70 b. u
;. Robinson at Lancaster Monday 20
teers. averaging $50 pounds, at $40 d
nd 10 Price Bros. 20 of same a shade ~
letter at &c. They also sold bunch n
Z calves at 1885. Fl
Klatawa made new worlds record
Or three. year-old PAGERS. at the Louis -
lille trots, breaking his own OF LOOT, r.
lade at Peoria. He is owned by John
,oyd. OF San Francisco. The time, T,
:O55. Is the best made on any track
his year in harness in a race.
The Winchester Democrat SAYS that n,
lille there was quite a demand for
attic Monday, the sellers had to make y
oncessions and many of the 1000 on -
ne market were left unsold. The high
81 price, .35-was obtained for some -
lain cattle, weight 1900 pounds:
.eers, 700 TO 500 pounds, 81 10 3ic:
ghter ones 20 Ste: fat bull sold for Ba
&c. There was strong demand for
lule colts and many were sold. Com :
ION mules brought from SIS TO $50. A -
rivate sale OF 20 cattle, 1900 pounds,
/ - is also noted.
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a Kansas City stockman tells this
iory about the commanding general