The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-19
CATTLE MARKETS.
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE sTOCK
MARKET.
morSr OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.


IUlul.. l2,J 1871 % l0j
And 81 swine.
Number Of cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton and Lowell 20, Fltchburg 50. Total l5O
Prices of market Beef-A few choice SO:
extra ssOO o. 30; flrst quality = a 500 sec
ond quality s6@7 30; third quality Sir550.
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen - nair,
from 800, $3.50, SlJ5a 23J.
Mlch cows and calves from S3aeGO; extra C5
ta-0 FarrOw Cows $lb@85.
learlngs fl0G1s two years old 5000 2s; thrre
years Old f30d45.
Swlne-Northern dressed hogs, GIc r III.
Prices OF sheep and lambs--in lots, wool sheep
$3.50, 49, 80 30, 80 20 each extra - 66r0 = head
OF from 4LmGc q ID.
Spring lambs 5E@7c r ID.
Veal Calves si@ 10.
Prices OF hides lallow and skins Brighton
hides DC II n: country hides SIC - ID
Brighton tallow hehhc = ID; country tallow
Pelts 81 1902 10 each.
Lamb skins roo lot each; cali skins iGo I.c
CttssifIcNTIoN OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
\. Il. Becf-Cholcc grades includes nothing
hut stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bulOcks. Extra
and first quality includes the best. large fat
oxen; second ana third quality Includes oxen
ana Two and three year old steers.
Sheep-ENtra includes cOssetS, ana when those
OF Inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattic-The Rutland and part Of the Nrr.
mont Central trains were very much behind
time THIS week, creating check To what might
have been dcccntly active market for cattle
Some butchers thought they were paying high
en- for young stock. Many OF the butchers had
made up their minds to purchase of Dealers
Who upon arrival of late tralns found the OF.
ferngs as represented, and different punches
were turned over at prices the same rs last
noted. Lake steers received in good condition
W II swan OF New York had 20 head OF different
grades to suit. i Dow sold 10 steers at 81, C.
live weight, average $50 lbs live : two year Oids
and cows from ia re T. ID W, 20 dress from 4Ot
TO 600 lbs each. Fry sod cOwat SIC, that
weighed 1890 lbs, % shrink steers ut i3I 3,
each to dress 800 MS; steers for 500 to dress
COO lbs each. o Il Taylor sold oxen for $685. To
dress $50 lbs each steers at &c 10 dress 800 Ms
each. u Hancock sold stays FOR sl2O, weigh
25OO lbs . cows for 500 heifer at $40 oxen
nj sl50
sheep ana LomDS-Shecp market opened dull
With some 1000 head less 10 operate With. NJ
fault uf owners that trade was not active
Scarcely anything doing until toward the mid
die of the forenoon. Trade began by large deal
crS coming TO understanding terms, then tho
other Hooks took a start but butchers had tht
operations Of last week not yet adjusted, and
knew about how much they could afford 10 pay
We heard Of hut one lot or lambs that sold a,
high As &c n ID. The average price OF good Hike
quality. Il Hancock sold - lambs, average q
lbs, AT 50 % = head. Il NJ Martin sold 229 heat
of all lambs, except : head, ri &C., average !
lhs
Poulty-Poultry has declined &c = h.. except
on turkeys. Large quantities OF dressed poultry
received during the week, which has stocked
the market and keeps the rates OF live lots a
low figures. We quote Turkeys 20c z No.. chick
ems aild fowls at l5c e 70.