Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-09

J. w. Allen sold to J. c. Hays !
! yearling steers at s25.
S. NJ. Owens will breed three richl
bred mares TO Naboth.
Il. Chancellor bought OF John y. Da
Wis a black gelding for sl25.
For SALE.-2j0 good mountain ewes
Walter Greening, Hustonville.
A. NJ. Pence bought Of J. u. Greet
five milk cows and calves at s35.
+. G. Gulley bought OF Burton, o.
Pulaski, 20 yearling steers at s2l.
G.. l.. Carter sold yesterday lot Of
yearling and two-year-old steers at sS3'
II. T.. Gaines bought in the Preach
ersville section 80 100 pound hog at3ic,
sam NJ. Owens sold to ID. w. Moore
of Bowie. his famous old walking geld.
ing for $3.50.
H. Brown sold TO u. +. Robinson
80 hogs at Ste and to Schooler, of Gar
rard. - at same price.
The Fucker farm Of l02 acres, =
miles from Lexington on the Clay's
Mill road, sold at sl050j.
The Debutaute stakes for two-year-
old FLIES at Louisville was won by
Molle Newman at : To
Josh Jones sold to Henry Hester a
Shorthorn COW for s45 and To Danville
party Shorthorn bull for $40.
G.. W. Jones, OF Pulaski. sold to NJ.
]. Farris yesterday 20 500 pound steers
at sc. He also sold lot Of hei!ers at
&c.
A. W. Carpenter sold to W. l.. Me-
Daniel, of Port Orange, Fla, three
Poll Durham bull calves at s3j. s4Oaud
$50.
The Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin
has reports which show that this years
wheat crop will be 60,OO0,00O bushels
less than last year.
Dorsey Golddust, the producer OF hne
Eastern aud combined roads,ers, uuex-
celled for the road or market. will make
the present season at sl0 to insure. F.
Reid.
Ex-Congressman Thomas Turner,
of Mt. Sterling, has sold TO Floyd Day,
of jackson. 1900 acres OF Wolfe county
timber land for 81. 40 cash.
A. W. Carpenters fue Poll Durham
bull he bought last year in Illinois died
last week from eating clover. He was
"a littIe over TWO year- old and weighed
800 pounds.
some OF the Long Island farmers are
selling their potato crops before the
tubers are planted, the purchaser pay
ing O. cents a bushel for the estsma,ed
product and taking all risks.
Mrs. J. Z. Chinu is about the most
successful poultry breeder 10 Mercer
county. She already has 1000 sprfrg
chickens and 90 more hens will be TAX /,
en- from the nests soon.-Harrodsburg
Democrat.
BIG. Fox sold to +. NJ. Stewart, OF
Atlanta. a four-year old Gambetta
Wilkes mare for 500, and harness
gcldirg for $40. He also sold to WIN.
Agnew, a five-year-old harness gelding
for s200.-Adyocate.
Bangle, owned by f. r. Gardner, Jr',
and trained by C. B. Reid, won the
Louisville Handicap Saturday in l:5l2.
The distance was II miles and consid-
ering the heavy track the time was
fast. He sold 3 10 ?. lsabey was sec
ond and Alleviate third.
Jonas Weihl bought of james b.
Parkes, Of Kingston, 81, l,iOO-pound
export cattle at 4ic. These cattle are
the first TO leave Madison this season
and were shipped Wednesday via the
L. X n, direct TO Brighton, Mass, Tor
to England. Register,
There were about 100 cattle on the
yesterday and most OF them
hands. Some good steers
brought as high as jtc. but &c was the
ruling price for them. Heifers were
about &c and butcher stun 3 TO 3tc.
Plug horses were dull and only few
mules sold The prices for the latter
we're sij TO $50.