The Kentucky register. (Richmond, Ky.) 190?-1917, 1916-10-27
LAND. STOCK AND CROP.
WAT the Farmer, and Traders q
Madison and Elsewhere arr poiu.


Taylor d Fox sold 10 W. ii Cross,
oi Hl,ion.i.ie, Tenn, pair OF mules
,o' 400. C. \. Wright, Of Columbia,
T..a received bunch u mule colts
50 CD b. q. Fox bad engaged for hIm.
d paid prices that averaged around
=, I-DanyiIie Advocate.
"r-. +. P. Dnnagan, o. Pulaski,
B. CHI aere Monday Of Grover c. Ard,
o SUD, Wayne county, a pair O four.
&. '-o'd work mules for $50
ai Paint Lics Morris Green sold
.-.-e head Of cattle 10 Jack Davis ior
11 per head.
Lace B. E0banks, Of Boyle, sold
ia Eubanks and Hubble cattle. which
81. has ueen feeding. to Fox Il Nc
J.7ie., Of Lebanon, al s5.s5. There
sore 50 in the herd
.a The West End OF Lincoln. Vow
e S Eads bought Of J. d. Burton,
4 head Of Steers that averaged ! ,225
3 nds, al : cents.
~,anaope Wiedemann bought the
b Il Khegel farm OF 40 acres in
Bourbon county last week at 500 per
acre,
81 Danville Palmer d Moore. Of
C.seland, Tenn, bought 10 broke
10 Is Prices ranged from Sl35 to
SID a head.
SIMON We'll, OF Lexington, spent
$. erai days in Lincoln and Boyle
cg-a les, adding to the big herd Of
slpPers snd feeding steer. be is col
.ec,ing for the winter feeding Among
HI, purchases were: from Harris Bros,
o. Hubble, 35 head Of steers thai
Averaged 9jOi pounds at $3.50: from
Hairy Frye, Of the same section, a
steers, OF about The same weight at
from s. 10 $50; from Cash d Myers.
near Tunesyille, - steers at $50
head; from J. Myers, west Of Stanford.
b light steers at So a head. from d
[. and NJ +. Allen, OF Huslonviiie. "A
cattle averaging over 1000 pounds, at
from 80 to $3.50; from c. c. Combest,
Of Casey, II steers, averaging ,Oss at
$50 to $3.50; from Evans Il Durham.
Of Boyle, a steers, averaging LOO
pounds at IS 50.
senator X. L. Hubble, Of Lincoln.
sold p head Of heavy feeders to simon
We'll al $50. They averaged LOO
pounds.
At Lanark, Scotland, a new record
for Blachfaced rams was established
when 100 was paid for a shear.ing
Forty-fye bead OF trotters sold last
week by the Kentucky sales Company
brought SlO,435.
L. ;. Mayes, Springfield, sold six
Duroc gifts 10 John ~ Sweeney.
Rockfeld, for 81 200 and an under six
months old boar for S225.
The 1916 crop Of tobscco seems 70 be
on a boom in Bracken county. crops
selling at from $40 to SI7 30 per hun.
cred pounds.
Powhatan Farms and r. T. More
land were the leading winner, al the
Kentucky Stale Fair In actual
money, Moreland was first with sgs..
%, while Powhatan Farms were sec
ond with SsS5.l0, but they won three
silver cups which added considerable
extra value 10 their Total winnings.
w. ; N!coll was third with Ssl3.75.
r. NJ Reese, Gallaiin, Tenn. recent
ly sold ten Hereford cows and calves
to a Mississippi party for 81 900.
The Richmond, Ky. Commercial
Club will purchase four high elias,
purebred Shorihorn bulls 10 be dis.
tributed, free Of charge, among the
farmers Of Madison county. The
distribution will takeplsce during the
Agricultural Fair, which is to be held
during the month of November. Madj-
son county turns out large number
d feeders every year and II is hoped
That the quality will be improved bv
he addition of the pure-bred bulls
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