The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11

Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton and Lowell Il, Fltchburg T5-total ~.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice $40 GOA
10 25; extra 50 O0d9 70; lirst quality ss s.62;
ond quality sGaI 90; third quality s5@5 80.
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen Z pair
Mich COWS and calves from $500 co; extra Go
acc
Farrow cows sl5a4O.
learlngS Sl0d IS two years old S20la IS three
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, wool sheep
49, So 80, 20 - each extra - boa 90 d head, or
Spring lambs 9sll% q h; sheared sheep ~
Veal Calves s3a1O
Prices of hides, talow and skins-Brighton
hides &c y b; country hides sac b ~
Brighton taliow 6%@5Ac Z ID; country tallow
' PETS Il ' s5a2 so each.
Sheared sheep skins soc each lamb skins
soc each calf skins l6a Use T. ID; dairy skins I5c
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CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
NIB. 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.
Cattle-Beef cattle this week We're confined
mostly to western, the generality of which were
OF good grade. The hear-say report Is that the
but II they did cost higher it does not always
follow that cattle Will be higher here upon ar
rival. We judge that there was little better
feeling on choice cattle, and prices firm The
market closed out hard last week on wednesday
at Brighton, but the trade for beer was fair In
the city ON Saturday, which helped the sale OF
cattle to-day. Only a few loads OF CRASHED
cattle IN market. q Il Taylor sold Il two and
three year old steers and heierS from ga Sc n
u. ID W estimated To dress 800 lbs. iloughton
Wilcox sold heifers AT Sc, 40 shrink steers
at DC, 80 shrink 4 cows at sc q 10, ID W esti-
mated to dress 600 ms each L Il Brady sold $
two-year old steers and heilers at sa9c y Ii. ID
w estimated TO dress BOO 10 600 lbs. NJ T Shack
EFT sold heifers and cows Mt 5l4c live, average
925 lbs. 81 Woodbridge sold n steers tod Saw
| yer at Tisc live. L ID llimball had 20 steers at
| 5c average 1850 lbs. j W TAYLOR bought II head
at nc. sawyer bought a at c. Mr. Eaton
"A head at &c.
Sheep and I.ambs-rhe only plausible reason
| that lavcd the sheep market this week from
| being n total failure, as far as Keeping prices
| anywhere near what they cost, was the light
ness OF the supply, there being considerable less
| than one-half the number nom the north. THESE
| were taken by butchers. Old sheep were very
near nc higher, and lambs that were not pre-
ylOusly contracted for We're firm at last weeks
| figure, Veal calves are not quite as plenty AT
market The supply VIII probably be light
through this month, as farmers are busy hay
| ing. o Taylor sold 81 yesrlings, average GOhs
at 4Nc. A Livingstone sold lts old sheep, av,
| erage 6sibs nj DC. FWood sold 81 old sheep al
4lc. o Kimball sold l05 lambs AT lOAc, aver
| age b5bs
| Poultry-Prlces ON live poultry have not VARIED
| essentially from last week. The call Is light
| and an advance In prices is not at all probable
| supply light. Best grades OF fowl llc medium
lois Ice ordinary l5c.