The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-12-29
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Without & Nave bought 265 cattle in
Boyle county at 81 TO IS.
w. L. Linville, of Scott county, grew
cabbage weighing Ia pounds.
A large quantity of stripped tobacco
in Montgomery county has been rehung
A P. Sloan, of Lincoln county, sold
drove of hogs to Boone Saunders at
Sc 25.
In Clark county, Maurice Miller, sold
drove of shoats to G. Black at cents.
We'll Brothers. of Fayette, bought AZ
steers from w. S. Taylor, of Clark coun-
ty. at Sc.
George Hurst, of Fleming county,
lost several hogs from disease said to be
measles
S. Click shipped 5000 geese from
Mt. Sterling to New York firm.
W. P Logan sold to Leo Hayden last
week bunch of 20 sheep at 81 80 a
head
w s. Weaver, of Stanford, bought 200
barrels of corn from NJ. DilIinger, at
S2.35.
j. K Baughman, OF Stanford, sold
thirty 75O-pound heifers to T. W. Jones
at $40.
In Lincoln county S. II. Baughman
sold to Thurlow Jones thirty 750-lb.
heifers at $40.
A. A. Dale, of Nicholas county,
bought seven shoats from Mrs. Maggie
Mcfarland at 81.
Tom Hedger. of Scott county, sold
Bradshaw and Hambrlck ten 500 pound
cattle at 81.
Jonas We'll bought one hundred 300
pound cattle from Rankin Bros, of Lin
coin county, at 81 80
At Danville, Joseph F. Ware sold tc
Anderson & Splllman, / 600 bushels Of
wheat at 81 20 the bushel.
at Lebanon. w NJ. Spaulding bought
bunch of cattle averaging $50 pound:
from Wade Brothers at $5.75
Some select corn sold in the Bluegrass:
section as high as So 10 per barrel. It i.
predicted that corn will reach 81 BY
spring.
w. T. Thomasson of North Middle
town, bought four head of work mules
i'll Bourbon county, Monday, for about
1910.
number of crops of COIN in CLARK
county have been sold at 50 barrel
= q
favorable start.
Wilson Alexander bought bunch OF
75O-pound cattle from Boone Saunders
and Michael Rogers. of Lincoln county
at cents.
Stanford Carpenter, OF Millersburg,
recently sold a fine Shorthorn bull calf
six months old for $50, and tne eight
months'-old bull for $3.50.
w. d. Dull. of Louisville. bought "a
shorthorns, including old cows and
calves, from Hunt Sc Duvall, of Wiz
chester, for 81, $50.
T. A. Rice, on the Danville pike,
bought from S. II. Baughman last week
a bunch of heifers that averaged $50
pounds. at five and a half cents pound
]. r. Knox, of Boyle county, sold TO
the Wells of Lexington, last week, a
carload of 20 fat beeves, averaging l.
$50 pounds, at price close to cents a
pound.
Through a Danville buyer, Burns
Bevins of Marion county, sold 25 head
of mules at an average of $270; Joe
Funk. of Washington county, sold Is
head at Sis, and J. K. Baughman, of
Lincoln county. 30 s165.
At Lexington, Theodore Solomon
bought 80 head of 1900 pound cattle at
Sc so per hundred pounds. Mr.. Solo
mon also bought 50 head of l300-pound
cattle at Sc 60 per hundred.
Frank Depp. II year old boy of
Fallen Timber, Ky, was awarded first
prize in the Barren County Corn Club.
/ He raised I'LL bushels OF fine corn on
one acre. He was awarded first prize
on six ears.
One OF the biggest cattle deals of the
fall was negotiated last week. when four
of the Rankin brothers. of Lincoln
county, sold $50 head of fat beeves to
buyers for the eastern packing houses,
at prices ranging from s7.12 to $3.50 per
hundred pounds. The stock averaged