The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-11-13
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC.

Will Turner sold to o. Edwards,
five 25Opound hogs at cents.
Claude Redmon sold 10 his. of
tobacco in Cincinnati at 81 to $50
ID Hume bought three colts at the
Tranter-Kenney, sales, at Lexington,
Tuesday.
Edwards & Ellis sold in Cincinnati,
% bids of tobacco at an average of
Is cents.
Ed. Turner sold to w. H.::sRenick
for an Illinois party. % head of fancy
feeding cattle, at 1925.
w. G. Boswell bought of the John
H. Boswell estate, last week, 100 acres
of land, near Leesburg. at $50 an acre.
Henry Caywood, of North Middle
town, sold his crop of 25 acres of to-
bacco, to Charlie Scott, at Sc all round.
Fletcher Mann sold nice: pair of
mules to Sanford Carpenter, and cart
mule to Collier & Stewart, of Millers-
burg, at good prices.
| In Fayette. Silas Trater, of Little
Hickman, has SOW that has had three
filters of 10, II and 18 pigs, total of
40 pigs within twelve months.
1T is estimated that the amount of
Texas wheat now on hand and unsold
by the farmers does not exceed 6,00O,-
600 bushels. The total yield in the
state is placed at 100000 bushels.
-Adair & Ewalt shipped four Short
horns Young Mary bull and three
heifers, to H. P. Barrett, of Henderson !;
also six to j. F. Cook & Co.. Lexington,
who will ship them to South Dakota.
any offerings new hemp is quoted in the
Lexington market at last years prices
about $3.50 per hundred. On accou ut
OF the drought the crop this year il
light, perhaps not more than two-thirds
of crop at that
Reports from the country say that
the grain sown recently is coming up
beautifully since the recent rain, and
although the plant will be small and
badly rooted to withstand severe win
ter, yet it may pass through all right,
especially if we should have plenty of
snow.
Ora Powell, agent for Swift & Co.,
bought Of Stanley Prewitt thirty ex-
port cattle, weight 1000 pounds, at
81 so, and of T. E. Nelson forty-five,
weight 1850 pounds, at 1925. R. B.
Scott bought for Maurice We'll to DR.. H.
@. Hart thirty seven cattle, weight
1860 pocnds. Price private. Winches-
| ter Sentinel.
AT w. r. Scott's sale near North
Middletown, Wednesday, horses brought
$65 to $1O5; mules 800; pair mules
brought So 80; 10 feeders, LOO lbs,
So. 70; COWS $23 to $40; calves, SO to
SIS: sheep, $3.50 to 81 90; sows, s. to
$12; fat hogs, 81. 70; shoats $3.50;
clover hay, $12. so per ton; timothy
1880; oats $500; corn in field, 50 so
to $275 bbI.; fodder, 81 cents shock,
Farm implements fair prices. Good
crowd. A. T. Forsyth, auctioneer. E.
f. Rash, clerk.
AT the Tranter- Kenney horse sales,
at Lexington, this week, the following
sales were made to Bourbon county
parties:
To F. j. Barbee, Tiltonia, b f, by
G. F. Clay-Idoltary, for 500; to. same
Nora Warning, b m, 7, by DR.. Sparks
Lady Forrest, for $3.50; to same, Miss
Carlisle, f, 1, by G. F. Clay, for 500.
To John T. Hedges, Bessie v, f, 1,
by Baron of Glenwood-Bessie Spencer,
for So and Ensign, CHI &, L, by Baron
of Glenwood- Warlitta, for $13O, and
Brownie Blue, br g, 1, by Victor Blue
Omega. for $75.
To J. Q. Ward, Victoria Blue. b f, 1,
by Violet Blue-May Dudley, for $3.50.
To James l.. Dodge, Reproachless,
blk f, 2, by Direct Hal, dam Regents