Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-22
LAND AND STOCK.

The Adair News reports the sale Q
$50 fat hogs at 3ic
| For SALE.-Four Poll Angus calves
]. w. Baughman.
J. +. Cook sold his wheat TO j. II
Baughmau " Co. at 65c.
The Central Record reports the sal,
OF corn to be fed down at $50.
Mark Hardin sold to Frank Rout 4
bunch Of 90-pound shoats at Is.
Seasons are now due. Please call al
once aud settle. NJ. 5. Baughman.
A Kansas City packer predicts that
hogs will sell ut cents before Feb. lst
Henry Whitaker bought in RocS-
castle lot Of mule colts at SIS to 500
For SALE.--l5 first-class, 500 pound
long yearlings. Bird Matheny, Preach
ersville.
Bay horse, fve-years and 10
shoats for sale. George w. Craig, Tur.
nersville.
Beazley Bros. sold to w. $. Drye a
three-year old sorrel gelding, combin-
ed, for 800.
a. NJ. Pence shipped to Cincinnati
Wednesday a car load OF sheep he
bought at &c.
Seasons are now due and you are re-
quested TO call aud settle J. X. Baugh.
mua, Hustonvile.
|. c. James with Red Leaf and VIM.
Goebel, is here from Harrodsburg at
tending the fair.
The Glasgow News reports sales OF
81 finland mules at $50 to $50 aud ID
weanlings at $40 To $50.
Col. J. L. Chinn had two valuable
farm horses to die from eating tobacco
on which Paris green had been sprink-
led.
There was panic in the wheat pit at
Chicago yesterday caused by the fall
ure OF brokerage firm and wheat
dropped from % to IA.
The Georgetown Times says there
were $50 mule colts on the market Mon
day; small ones sold at sl2 to 500. "a
grade s25 to s35, sugar colts go TO sj5
Today's Winchester Democrat re-
ports sales OF 81 cattle |, 800 pounds av-
erage at sc. W. b. Kidd bought 500,
1850 pound cattle In West Virginia at
As.
At Oklahoma City, John Il. Gentry
won the race with Joe Patchen In two
straight heats. The time announced
was 200 and 2:07 respectively. The
PAGERS were handicapped, the half mile
track being an Inferior one.
Notwithstanding the rain good
crowd attended the sale Of the effects OF
the late Joseph Il. McClary Tuesday.
Three milch cows were sold at an aver
age of $40; others from s25 to $50; three
calves at ell so each: horses from $3.50
10 $50: u compound cattle were knock
ed of to ]. Crit Eubanks at 3sS; corn
In the shock 81 per barrel. House
plumber and farming implements sold
we'll. Fifty acres of the farm were sold
20 George Rankin at $50 % per acre,
md the remaining 100 acres TO J. NJ.
Tudor for s25 per acre.
The largest foreign tobacco shipm ent
,ver received at Louisville came Mon
lay. The shipment was composed OF
;umatra leaf from Amsterdam, Hol-
aud. 1t weighed 1891 pounds, and
he customs people collected for duty
"a ,6s2.3S. The tobacco will be used
or cigar wrappers.
Terhune * Miller were here Monday
uying mules for the Pennsylvania
market and purchased 70 young mules
nd colts, for which they paid an aver.
ge OF 5000. For 81 yearlings they
aid from go TO s3S J. l.. Bond bought
so l,0O0-pound cattle Ia Anderson,
iercer and Washington counties at &c
D iic. L. C. Bond bought from Hard
sly Il Son, Of Taylorsville, 45 1000
ound cattle at 4fc.-Auderson News.
About 5000 cattle on the Mt. Sterling
,arket Monday. quality best seen ere
D years; trade brisk, cattle selling
Ugh. Big crowd present with some
,reign buyers. Best 9O0-pound steers,
&c, most sales made from At TO iic.
earrings, At TO Az heifers, 81 to 81;
ows, "a to 3i; bulls, 3 to Ste. Beard,
Lexington, bought about 20 aged
rules at s65 TO 800. Cal Newman, of
hanover, Pa, bought 90, one, two and
lree-year-old mules at from $50 TO s6j.