The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-22
CATTLE MARKETS.
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL Stairs.
Cattle, Sheep&Lambs, Horses. Calves.

Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
Albany 3-total l4S.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice $40 Oo@
=; extra 80 OOta9 80; first quality $50 $50; Sec
ona quality sS@s So third quality s4@S
from 500, sl75, s2OO@2T5.
Mich cows and calves from $3.50 60; extra 65
@S0. Farrow Cows s15@35
Yearlings $lO@1S; two yearsold $20@2s three
years old $30Cd45.
Prices Of sheep and lambs-in lots wool sheep
81. 49, sa So %, s. 80 each; extra - T. head, OF
from 4@5hc u H..
Spring lambs 6@Tc u n.
Veal Calves s4@l2.
Prices OF hides tallow and skins Brighton
hides &C q ID; country hides shc y III.
Brighton tallow 5@57tc u Ii; country tallow
' PETS 81 7o@2 80 each.
sheared sheep skins SOC each lamb skins
bOaI5c each; calf skins 16aisc d N.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. B. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
but stall-fed 100 TO l4OO 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.
Cattle-532 Northern and 642 head OF West
ern cattle. Some ~ head OF Western Cattle
were driven from Brighton landing to this mar
ket, n part of which found immediate sale F; they
were 1000 q weight cattle at 5i3c live. There is
no Improvement In the demand for Cattle. Last
Weeks prices DOOTly huStdlHtu. William tOl-
well with 400 Western, sold from 6A@Tc on live
weight Country butchers were taking hold OF
Lake steers which are In fair flesh, from T49c
d ID, ID. w. NJ. Il. Shackett sold ~ steers TO Mr.
Coward at 50 b ID, DIV, estimated TO dress 7?5
lbs each steers TO Buck at Sc TO dress 72b MS
20 smaller cattle from Ia SC, TO dress 800 and 900
lbs each. Dean q Horton sold steers at Sc, to
dress 600 his. each. j Shirley sold Is COWS and
heifcrs from 6alc % h, ID W., TO dress from 400
TO 800 each. i Kimball sold two year Odds
from 500 800 b head. Houghton Wilcox sold
II steers TO Mr.. Lane at &c, dress 700 lbs, hef
ers ut st1c to dress COO lbs 2hefersat &c, dress
$50 lbs each. Colwell sold 40 steers at &c live,
average 14oO lbs 10 steers at 6Ac, average 1850
lbs, at ~ at sac and IL at 6Lc live.
Sheep and Lambs-S5l0 this week against 5I66
last week and 1915 two weeks ago. Thus we no
tice a rapid Increase from the North. Well,
Sheep and Lamb owners have their hands full
10 dispose OF their fi0cks and not many lots sold
that did not lose the owners from $25G5O b load.
We notice many long faces, and butchers II
they made price was from A@lhc lower, ac-
cording to the quality. No lots noticed that
brought over Te u ID. from 6GT on Lambs and4
abNc on old sheep. II ID Bryant sold 100 lambs
and D old sheep az 69&c, average 6ifS vs.. II +
Hancock sold l2l lambs, average 80 bs., attic.
Poultry = The Poultry market has been
crowded with all sorts OF Hens, Turkeys and
Chickens. Some were mixed lots, others select.
A lot OF Canada all sorts at l2kc " ID. Hens
and turkeys from lb(slsc best Chickens eOc,
A heavy stock In the city,