El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11
5000 CORRALITOS
CATTLE.BOUGHT
Cattle Movement Through
Ell Paso Brisk; Mule and
Horse Market Slow.

BloOded stock for ranches in the
southwest has been one Of the noucea-
bic factors in the stock movement at IL
Paso during the past week
a carload Of thoroughbred Holslehls
passed through the local stockyaros
during the week from Stanley Iowa,
TO Yuma. AriZ-. where they go 10 form q
dairy herd. Two hundred fine bulls
were shipped bv way of FL Paso for w.
c. McFadden from Mendote, Texas, 10
Globe. Ariz. J. II. Nations has pur-
chased a large string Of cattle from
different persons in Arizona Wnlch
viii be placed on his ranch near Mag
oalena, y n.
H. L. Robinson and Gus Norris, Of FL
Paso. recently purchased 3OvO calJe
from T. c. Houghton, Of the CofralllIos
Cattle company, Of which NUMBER A-Vu
have been received
Horses and Mules Slow.
The movement Of horses and mules
is extremely light, but the intimauons
thai agents for the allied powers
would again be in the market within
few months for mules and horses Tor
the front may change this situation
Some hitch has occurred IN the SNIP
ment of $4,000 head Of Terrazas sheep
from northern Mexico. but II IS thoughI
this lot will pass through FL PaS0
soon.
Cattle Movement Light
Because OF the restricted trading De
tween the two republics. the lmporta-
tions Of cattle since the first Of No
vember have been very light On No
vember /. V 3. Andreas brought IN sbv
head: November ,, L. E Booker had
shipment of 230: November 3 l. T.
Booker had a second lot of $50 The
importatioBs at Columbus, y. NJ, for
the week Included 246 head for A
Frederickson-
shipments Mt New Yards.
The shipments at the new Union
yards for the past week has been
brisk. A good many steers have been
shipped to market and the shifting OF
stock from the depleted plains Of Ari-
iona TO the fallow lands Of New Mexico
and west Texas is still in progress The
record Of this institution is; Palomas
Land & Cattle company, from 'Hacnlta-
y NJ, to the range. 1858 head: 80 bulls
from Hachita to HuecO. y NJ. D. h
Warren & son, Hachita. y. NJ. 1878
head mixed cattle 10 range Gardiner
Land & Cattle company. Amada. Ariz-,
1909 head Of mixed cattle 10 the ranges.
Stewart Hunt, HuahUacha. Ariz-. z6o
head TO range; Coggin d company. Hua-
huacha. AriZ-, 435 head to range; John
& Russell. HaChita, y. NJ, heifer year
lings, 651 head 10 range; W O. AcFad-
800 head Of bulls. ". 7 Cox, Hachlta-
y N. TO Kansas City Market. 200 head
of bulls; Clay, Robinson & cmpany,
from Tucson to Ellsworth, Neb-, 20s
head heifers: Clay Robinson & company,
2605 head from Hachita, y. NJ. 20
range; 30 head of HOlstein cattle from
Stanley. Iowa, TO Yuma. Ariz.: Hooker
brothers. Wilcox, Ariz-. S6S head OF
steers 10 the Kansas City market; T.
J. webb. Amada. Ariz-, 253 head Of
yearlings TO range; san Simon Cattle
COS cows and calves TO Fort
Worth market: GO head Of horses and
mules for G. A Gibson. from Ueming.
y NJ TO Florence. Ala; 81 head Of
horses and mules from Captain. y. NJ,
for Arch Parker. shipped 10 TT. Worth;
John Degnan. 100 head Of mixed cattle,
still in yard for disposition; miscella-
neous shipments 22e head mixed cattle
At Old StOckyards.
Shipments and care for cattle at the
old Union stOcl1yards during the past
week are as follows IS cars of cattle
for W. r Franklin. from Arizona;
eight cars for W. D. Ellis. from Ari-
iona and marketed here L cars for T.
: Kingsberry. shipped from Tucson to
Shamrock. Texas; six cars for George
Webster, from SOneta. Ariz. and sold
locally: three cars for r E. Ellison.
from Arizona and sold locally six cars
from Mexico for L. L. Booker and sold
locally: four cars from Clifton. AriZ.-
for L +. Booker. one sheen shipment
of 300 head from Salt Lake City to
Comstock. Texas, and consigned to E.
E Strickland