Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
LAND AND STOCK.

sale In Madison.
Mark Hardin sold to NJ. J. Farris As !
stock hogs at 3ic.
Corn sold In the field at TAYLOR Rice's
sale In Madison at 1925.
Beazley a. Carter sold a so.y and six
shoats to Mark Hardin for sl9.
Two pure bred Berkshire bears for \
sale. John d. Foster, Stanford, Ky.s
The Glasgow News tells of the sale |
OF an extra dte sucking mule at $50.
The Marshall farm OF ll5 acres, near
Parksville, was bought BY II. II.
Bourne for $500.
The trots at Lexington we're declared
of yesterday on account Of the rain,
but the day will be made up for tomor-
row
N. X. Tunis, agent, sold for John II.
Lucas, the Ridgeway farm near juno
ton City, to Judge F. S. futile, for
50, 750.-Advocate.
The British steamship Prah sailed
for Cape Town for the Transvaal with
GIL mules. Thirty men we're employed
To feed and tend the animals.
Extasy. the favorite, won the Ken
lucky Stakes, for foals OF 1895, at Lex
ington. The Merchant was second
and My Trick, third. LIST time 2:l6i.
Hudson Bros, Of Louisville, bought
at Beazley Bros stable seven cotton
mules at si5 to s55 and seven sugar
mules at s75 to sll0. They bought a
horse from +. Reid for sl15.
A good crowd attended II. Cobb,
Sr.'s sale yesterday and fair prices
ruled. Calves brought sl3 to els,
yearlings $3.50, butcher stuff 357,
mule colts $3.50 to s36, horses sold low 4.
| The yield Of the apple crop in Rob-
bertson county is the largest that has
been for years. Farmers are picking
and storing them for winter, also con-
verting large quantities into cider for
vinegar.
Jockey j. Boyd was killed at Chica-
go During one Of the jumping races
he struck post. After the race and
before the judges knew that he was
fatally hurt the boy was ruled of the
turf for life.
Col. X. f. Edmonson. of Kansas
, City, will be the auctioneer at Cobb &
LIZARDS sale of shorthorns, at Dan =
vile, Nov. IL. He makes a specially
OF such sales and IL at home with fine
cattle.
VIM. Bedford delivered to Louis 10
seph. " fine cattle sold In August
They averaged about 1900 pounds and
brought SIC. They will be shipped 10
, Europe for Christmas beef, and are as
nice bunch as ever left Bourbon.
News.
F. 7. Logan, Of Boyle, started hi,
= Ashley l.. in the Stock Farm purse O
$1,000 for two-year-old trotters, a
Lexington, Tuesday, and won 4th mon
It ey, $3.50, though badly handicapped il
:. the start. Her performance was highl,
}. praised and Mr.. Logan thinks it will
J.. make her bring fully $500.
: The egg Industry is big one. Flo
: the year ending June 30, 1899, tn
n United States exported 1858, 6ll dozel
e eggs, valued at s64l 1885. During tn
Il same period IL imported DDS, $50 dozen
e valued at s2l, 300, the increased dut
= on eggs having checked their import
: alton. There is no possible means o
!. knowing how many eggs are consume,
= in the United States. Every body ev
y erywhere eats eggs without keepin,
: count.
W. f. Barnard, of Mclean Co., ILL.,
bought and shipped the following lot
:, Of feeding cattle TO that State yester
u day: OF DR.. Hugh Reid 20 at Ate, }. b
u Foster at 30, F. Reid 25 at 4ic an,
= 10 Of f. p. Woods at +.35. Bryan Greg
&c DRY, OF the same State, shipped
g bought Of +. Reid at Ate, 20 of A. NJ
l. Pence at 4tc, "a of A. w. Carpenter a
Ate and 10 at &c. Leonard Yoder. ais
;" of Illinois, shipped 80 bought OF Rich
y ard Cobb, Sr., at Acc. G.. +. Brow
- shipped "a bought of j. II. McAliste
at 1 40 and of f. X. Tribble at sam
10 price. The cattle weighed from | 90
to l,200 and many of them were yer
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