The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-12
LAND, STOCK AND CROP

+. I. Pence, ST., bought of ii. Z.
Baughman a COW and calf for $50.
E. B. Robertson bought of r. E.
Horton two yearling heifers for $25.
d. v. Kennedy sold to ]. Combest,
of Casey, three-year-old mare mule
for $3.50.
Harry d. Frye sold to Wilson Alex
ander % barrels of corn at $S.25 at
the crib.
Mat Wells sold to T. w. Jones a
small bunch of hogs at from IL to
10 cents.
R. & C. Guthrie, of Shelby, sold to
Charles Thompson, of Fayette, five
mules at 500.
D. ]. Rigsby,. Of the East End;
sold to Thomas Y. Shaw six 9O-pound
hogs at IL 1-2c.
David Eubanks sold to Mr.. John
w. Eads, of near Hustonville, red
cow and calf for $40.
r. S. Scudder, of Mckinney, re-
Gently bought of Wal Singleton
sow and eight pigs for S42.5O.
Russell Craig Martin, of Knox
vile, Tenn, is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. c. w. Lowell and family. -,
Burton & Morris, of Shelby, sold
to Leonard Wells, of Fayette, car
load of export cattle at IL lee.
R. C. Nunnelley bought of differ
ent parties in Madison Is extra nice
cattle at 9'and 10 cents pound.
Middleton Lynn contracted TO
Pence & Williams bunch of 36
heavy hogs for IA 1-2 cents pound.
]. M. Harrington bought of Bur-
,Dt,f m q
and two sucking mare mules Tor
$500.
Caywood & McClintock, of Bour-
bon, sold to Clarence Wright a pair
of four-year-old mare mules Tor
1921. =,
RI. Berry, of the West End, sold
to Vowel & Eads, of Hustonville,
four hogs weighing 73O pounds at
IA 1-2c.
S. s. Purcell, of Rockcastle, who
was here at court Monday. sold to
]. F. Cook e. Co. five 600-pound
heifers at 8 1-2c.
]. w. Mcclure sold to T. w. Jones
a bunch of 655-pound cattle at &c
and two hogs weighing $50 and 237
pounds at IA 1-2c.
Rigsby & Thompson bought of X.
l.. Smith IL 400-pound cattle at S35.
They also bought of the same party
four calves for 500.
ii. M. Rankin & Sons, out on the
Danville pike. sold to j. c. Johnston,
of Danville, 60 head of hogs, receiv-
ing 1900 for them.
b. w. Gaines sold to John M.
Cress a 900-pound fat heife.r, at nine
cents. Mr.. Gaines }a;so sold to j..
Bowling 80 ewes at $40.
j. s. Turpin bought of c. c..
-NNhers. q. milk cow for. SGT so. Mr..
;, , p .1sssntN NJ - - s sgf
IL. c. King sold to John Cress -
R00-pound hogs at Is cents. Mr..
Hing also engaged another bunch to
\ gb in July to the same party at the
same price.
William Elliott, of Henderson
county. sold 10000 bushels of corn
to A. Waller & Co., at $1.63 3-4 per
bushel, the highest price ever paid in
that county for corn delivered on the
river bank.
E. T. Pence. Sr., sold to Charles
Rose, of Winchester, an eight-year-
old mare at 10 cents a pound. The
mare weighed 915 hounds. Mr., Pence
bought of Mr.. Ross 13 425-pound
heifers at &c.
R. E. Horton. of Waynesburg,
sold to T. w. Jones eight cows at
five and six cents pound. Mr.. Hor-
ton also sold to ]. w. Wilson four
3OO-pound heifers for S25; to j. D,
Baxter two 4OO-pound steers for $50
and to T. w. Jones six 15O-pound
hogs at IL cents.
The highest price we're paid in the
State of Kentucky for grass-fed cat
tle was paid this week when Mr..
James CALDWELL of near Paris, sold
to Messrs. We'll & Thomson, of
Bourbon county, load of Is cattle,
weighing over 800 pounds at S!2.-
so per hundred. They will be deliv-
cred the latter part of July.-Paris-