El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
shown IN
CATTLE TRADES
Heavy Receipts of Sheep
and Cattle Received at
Local Stockyards.

With 1000 head OF cattle and 26.2z6
head Of sheep handled through the local
stock yards during the past two weeks
the stock yards people say the move
ment in livestock has become more
brisk for the cool and snappy weather.
Among the shipments that viii have a
far reaching effect upon the Industrial
development Of the Southwest is the
large number Of dairy cows handled at
the local yards.
sheep Come from Mexico.
The 26.226 head Of sheep came from
Old Mexico consigned to Charles Chad
wick Co. The sheep were dipped at the
new Union stock yards and a third Of
them still remain in the yards, the
major lot having already passed to
grazing lands in New Mexico and the
panhandle ready market has been
found for the sheep and sheep dealers
in the Southwest have been filling in
with many of the younger animals.
Many Shipments Handled
Cattle, sheep and mules handled at
the old Union stock yards since De-
cember I are as follows:
Three hundred head OF high grade
Hereford bull calves from Johnson &
Cook, Valentine, Tex, to Wilcox. AriZ- ;
$50 head received by T D. Love Cattle
Co. from Old Mexico; $40 head Of cattle
from Old Mexico for the T. D. Love
Cattle Co.: % hogs for J. H Nations
from the Rio Grande valley for slaugn-
ter. $50 head Of cattle from Old Mex
leo for r. D. Love Cattle Co: z64 Here
ford bull calves from Valentine, to
LOrdsburg, y n, for Sam Foster; 100
dairy cows from Memphis. Tenn, for
]. A. Vernon, Stafford. Ariz-, IS hogs
gathered in the valley for local slaugh-
ter. S21 head of cattle from Old Mex
leo for the 7. .. Love Cattle Co.; Il
hogs from the valley for slaughter; 124
head OF cattle for slaughter from Al
pine; So head Of calves for J. c Pey-
ton; A head of high grade dairy cows
with % calves from Gallatin. No, for
H L Eads; 20 head OF hogs from the
Mesilla valley for local butchering; 10f
head Of cattle from Old Mexico for Ger
ardo Zarilla. Clifton. AriZ-; eight dairy
cows from Deming, y ". consigned to
r E Butler: one car Of cows from
Is cattle from AlamogordO. for J. c.
PeytOn; 453 cattle from Old Mexico for
T D Love Cattle Co. 25S head Of cat
tie from Lanark. y n, for NJ L Tank
ersley; s. head OF butcher cattle from
Separ. y. ", for J. c PeytOn, $50 sheep
for John NJ Wyatt. from AnchO, y. NJ.
on way TO range two carloads Of hogs
from the panhandle for 7 H Nations
5S5 head Of cattle from Old Mexico for
T. D. Love Cattle CO. AS head OF cat
tie from Nogales. y NJ, for W. r
Franklin
During the final part OF November
the Charles Chadwick company received
from Old Mexico two cOnsignments Of
sheep. The first lot. was 12,137 and the
second 1869. The sheep were all han
died at the new Union stock yards
December shipments.
Other shipments handled by the new
Union stock yards during the first half
OF December are as follows: 266 head
Of cattle for the u. F. White Commits
sion Co. from Phoenix. Ariz.. these cat
tie passed 10 range; So head OF cattle
by J. IT. Nations from Alden. y n, for
local slaughter; 80 head Of Jersey cat
tie from Fort Worth. consigned to c.
Runnell. Deming. y n. for dairy pur-
poses; 112 head Of mules presumably
for shipment to Europe. received from
J. s. Wingfield at Columbus, y NJ des-
tined TO Atlanta, Ga; Us head OF cat
tie from Fabens. Texas. for :. Shanks-
Several large cattle shipments received
by Clay Robinson Co from Hachita, y
NJ. during the last week in November
were 1857 head and 1125 calves Cog
ging & McCabe received from Tucson,
Ariz-, 362 head which went to range
Building New Hay House
The new Union Sock yards are build
ing a hay store house 100 by IS feet
in dimensions. with a capacity OF 500
tons OF hay or alfalfa
The barn Will cost between $1,000