The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-19

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Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton and Lowell II, Ftchburg l2O-total 1877.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice $40 00td
10 49, extra 50 00a9 70; FIRST quality $50 s.h; sec
ond quality s6aT 30; third quality Sob ~.
Prices of store cattle-Workng oxen y pair,
from 800, $1I5, s200Cd2Ib.
Mich cows and calves from s35aGo; extra G5
a9O.
Farrow cows si5a4O
Yearllngs STOOLS; two years Old s20Oa2s; three
years old $30d45
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, wool sheep
49, 90 49, SO 10 81 each extra - 5Oe $50 y header
from t14@7%c h. ID. Yearlings GiS@THc 7 n
Spring lambs s5tas on; sheared sheep 5oGc
Hveal Calves s3alo
Prices OF hides, tallow and skins-Brtghton
hides 9c(ag n Nj country hides Safa9c II ~.
Brighton talow 5iE@5s,c y n; country tallow
bAM5Lc d ID.
Pelts 81 I5a2 80 each.
Sheared sheep skins 2jc each lamb skins
soc each calf skins 100 lsc r ID; dairy skins I5c
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CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. B. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
but Stalled 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
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.
There seems to be a fair call for not very
heavy, but nice cattle. These were found among
the arrivals from the West, ard prices on such
STOCK has not varied particularly from last
week. Nearly One-half OF the western ware
Texas, and 1t was hard disposlng OF them at soc
Off on lower grades. Wiser had some so
choice stilleIs, that were certainly as fine a
lunch as were In market. Several butchers
that they could no. shrink over 25 per cent,
These were all bought by one party, Consider
able many OF the Western changed hands at
market Northern cattle consisted principally
Of mich cows, for which there was not very
nourishing trade S Woodbridge sold 10
steers to Burr at &c live, average 1900 lbs, to
take up to Keene, n II ; 10 to Wentworth at &c
| re 80 steers to II Locke at Ilfc; j Wiser
| sold his so fine steers to G White at &c. Hatha-
| way Swift sold 80 steers to Learnard, av-
| erage 1850 MS 81 steers at nc live; several
| small lots at &C; 60 oxen to VIM Scollans at I1ac
average 400 lbs, and 32 at csc, average 1900 lbs
| Sheepf End LambS-150O head In market. Deal
ers hit poor market for sheep this week, Il
| Long says "that he never had to beg for a bid
before for nice yearlngs," but this week butch
ers had things their own way and bought at
full &c off on best lots OF sheep, and slim flocks
at greater reduction. For spring lambs prices
were about the same as last quoted b Long
| sold LA head OF old sheep and yearlings 40 OF
the fOcks were yearlings) at &c y ID. Rice
sold a lot OF IS yearlngs that were contracted
| for a year ago at prices as high as the market
would admit they weighed 1920 lbs, or shade
over 50 lbs.
SPoultry-C W Bailey had quite a number OF
Turkeys, Geese and Hens some 300 head; 9th
or dealers small lots. The market does not lni-
| prove and hardly expected at this season OF the
| year Best grade poultry lie; medium grade
| Ice ordinary lots lac d H.