The Iifon farm of 2ft$ acres, lying
in Favette countv, has been bought by
Miss Annie Price, of Cincinnati at $00.
A. C. Robinon sold to a Chicago
party hi thorough-bred, by
Harry O' Fallon out of a Bay Dick marc,
for $150.
At Mt. Sterling 132 cattle sold at 2
to 3 cents, 28 yearling mules at $100, 10
mule colts at $50 to fi0 and 15 aged do.
atl(K) to $130.
Cattle are lower in Cincinnati, with
hogs are in fair demand
at 3 to 4.15; sheep are steady at
2j to lj; lambs 31 to 5J.
D. N. Prewitt bought at
Monday a carload of hogs at 3 J, 350 head
110-pound sheep at $3 50 and yoke of
3,000 pound cattle for $75.
Bales Si Wagers shipptnl to Baltimore
14 cars of cattle that weighed from
1,200 to 1,400 lbs. and cost them 3 to 3J
cents. Richmond Register.
There were 1,500 rattle on the Winchester
market Monday. Feeders sold
3 to 3J and plain from '2 to 3.
Prices lower than lust court.
Pence Si Farris' yearling pacer, Eddie
W., showed an J in 17 seconds at Danville
Wednesday. This is a 2:10 gait and
remarkable considering his age.
Col. Underwood Bold to Win. Cloyd
yearling mules at $70; to R. Cobb, a
bunch of 1.3S3 pound cattlo at 3J cents,
and to D. N. Prewitt a yoke of steers for
178.25.
The Madison county farmers met at
Richmond and held a mooting to protest
against the Tobacco trust,
which waa presided over by Hon. John
D. Harris. Delegatos were also appointed
to the Tobacco Growers' Convention,
to be held at Lexington, the 2d Wednesday
in Nefember.
