The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-12-10
In Real Estate,
hnOVN Stock and Crop
Dk0H hS1orts Of Spe-
cial interest ::

VIM. Haden, of this county, shipped
a car of l91-pound hogs to Cincinnati on
Saturday.
Over IL 900 animals were on exhibit
ton at the International Stock Show, at
Chicago, last week.
Albert McCown sold to John F. Wag
ers rs 225- pound hogs for December de-
livery at 2 SAC.
John F. Wagers bought Thursday
from Thos. Curtis twenty-eight l4O-lb.
hogs at Sc 25 per hundred.
ball Bros, the Versailles horsemen,
won three prizes on their saddle horses
last week at the International Show, at
Chicago.
J. Z. Henderson sold his farm OF 90
acres on the Dry Branch pike to Wade
Ferguson, of Bath county, at the high
price of s17S per acre Harrodsburg
Leader.
John Wagers and Matt Shearer ship
ped to Cincinnati Saturday carload OF
mixed cattle and hogs. The cattle weigh.
ed $50 and were purchased at TO &c a
cwt.
The r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
bought Friday at the Madison Ware
house ID, 500 pounds of tobacco at SO &c
s2l and at the Farmers Warehouse 3, 0O(
pounds at about same figures.
Jones Dunn sold his farm of 65 acres
in Bourbon to w. A. Parrish, of Gym
thiana, for Sl25 per acre. The farm o.
the late Mrs. Eliza DeJarnette, mile
from Paris, sold to VIM. Farris at 500
per acre.-Paris Kentuckian.
Another cent was dropped from thu
price which wholesalers are paying TO
Christmas turkeys, Friday, lowering tn,
price from IA to l3c. Christmas turkey
will be &c cheaper on the pound thar
were the Thanksgiving fowls.
| Van Benton shipped Saturday a car
load of hogs, averaging 200 pounds, tina
he purchased from different parties a
6 ? and &c. Mr.. Benton sold Friday t,
Tatem & Embry, of Louisville, 20 hea,
of 952-pound cattle. These cattle will
go into the slop pens.
Monte Fox, of Danville, representa-
the New York Dressed Beef Company
bought IS loads of good cattle here las
week at to z l-4c. The loads, whicI
averaged from 10 to 20 head to the car
have been shipped. Winchester Sun.
Mat Shearer shipped to Cincinnati,
car load of hogs, averaging 220 pounds
which he purchased from different pal
ties at &c. Mr.. Shearer also bought las
week 30 head of heifers and steers, pay
ing for the former 5 l 2 cents and tn
latter cents.
Mr.. Joe S. Lindsey sold this week I
Mr.. Maury We'll 81 cattle weighing |, As
pounds at s7.35. Ben ID. Golf sold {
Monte Fox SO cattle weighing /, $50 ID:
at 1915. Mr.. Fox also purchased fror
Robt. and Warwick Gay us cattle weigh
ing LAO pounds at s7.l5. The fat ca
tie in Clark county have now been abou
taken up.-Winchester Sun.
Farmers Week" at the State I'm
. versity will be held from Tuesday, jar
} 9, to Saturday, Jan. 10. The program
, is most interesting one. Corn Grower
Association will be held on the I'll
which will be made up of lectures an
demonstrations bearing on soil fertilit
and other fundamental questions pc
] tanning to the growing of corn. TIL
: horse, the dairy and all important que
ATOMS pertaining to farming will be di
cassed. Last year the attendance wa
over 1000 In January let it be double
George ID. Robinson has closed oil
his recent shipment of mules
the South and has purchased anoth,
car which he shipped to Cordele, G
He purchased of Center Bros. ten mar
at 5000 each. He bought at Richmor
court mules at Sl65 each and hors
at $40 each. w. B. Burton tells US
bought this week of Hubble & Eubank
of Lincoln county, what he conside
the best load Of mules ever shipped fro
, Kentucky-23 head, all mares, four to S
years of age, weighing LOO to 1900 Ii
each. They cost him 1926 per hea
He shipped them to Wilson, N. c.
= lancaster Record.