The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-24
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

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AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NARKRT.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs, Swine.
This week. ...... SIC 4043
6 oast y wseT ago. III sSa s4 IL
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle, sheepSLambs Horses Calves.
Fl III york u: :s,s Is IS 4
Western. 600 80.
Canada go. l34S
Total. SIC 1913 20 s3s
Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton and Lowell u, Fitchburg 6l-total II.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice SO O0C4
D 90 GsafS e Il Gs a Ganyy
Prices OF store cattle-working oxen y pair,
from 800, $lTo $20Os2Io.
on Mich cows and calves from '''s''' s''r" Is
Farrow cows $l5as5.
Yearlings sloe1s; two years old $2os2s; three
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, wool sheep
IS, 81 80, IS rs each; extra - 0Ossoo y head, or
Spring lambs SOLO 10; sheared sheep
Veal Calves s4@i9.
hides &c q b; country hides sHc " n.
Brighton tallow osoSc y NJ country tallow
'S Ssi;s ( !, n sasa 10 each
sheared sheep skins SOC each; lamb skins
5O@75c each calf skins leslsc v n.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
N.B. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
but stall-fed 100 TO l400 lbs bullocks. Extra
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-There were at this market ss7 head OF
Cattle n Of the SUNNY last week making
total OF SIG. From the West 500, and the bai-
ance were northern pasture cattle. From the
some likely Lake steers handsome and smooth,
| offered by NJ Il Shackett, which sold the early
Of Tuesday At prices aI up 70 LA last week.
| at full prices. We are surprised TO ind prices
| held firm on cattle, when we consider the state
three year old steers at SC = H. D W, estimated
| to dress SIS lbs each heifers at &c. 40 shrink,
equal TO $4sc o cwt live weight. Brady
| sold cows at shc, dress 605 lbs each at &C.
dress s25 lbs each. NJ 7 Shackett was at market
| although considerably bruised up by his acct
e esns i smooth banch OF sc IS shnnp average
| live 1905 ms 10 at &C, IS shrink 1t &C, 80
shrink other lots OF small cattle from 1880 Y h
DIV William Colwell sold Western steers
at IKE average l4O0 ms; lots Of 81 head each at
&c. average 400 bs Is steers at 80 20 v cwt, av-
erage 1850 lbs; IL Cherokees at otc, average
| Sheep and Lambs-Only about 1000 head OF
| Lambs and Sheep since last tuesday from the
| North, which has had tendency 10 n0ld prices
| and quicken the demand. The best lot OF
| lambs noticed changed hands at exc. II any
higher prices are obtained this week they must
| be superior lots from the West at l0c the out
| side figure. The quality OF Northern lots gen.
orally speaking, were not really fat, and In many
| cases were not desirable for slaughter. b r
| Fuller sold III lambs at &c, average 90 MS old
sheep at sc. Hastings q Gilbert sold 20 lambs
at &c, average 80 lbs. Riford sold 30 lambs, ay-
erage 90 lbs, at SIC y h, ID w. Erwin sold liz
lambs average 90 lbs, at &c. o 4 Taylor sold 100
| sheep at 4hc.
Observation-Disclosures are just beginning TO
take country turkeys az prices paid Tor mems
| hens A moderate demand noticed. We quote
spring chickens csc D N F; turkeys and hens lie.