Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-14
Bis CATTLE
TRAINS MOVING
CUNNISON STOCK ARRIVES
ON DENVER FALL MARKET
An Ranehnen Shipping AZ Fast Al
81, 81, rc; s.. b s'esf'd- Prizes

Record Stockman, Oct. 26:-
A large number Of cattle arrived
fru0 Gunniscn for this mornings
masket and sold early 1t prices high
~ sstisfactory 10 the shippers. The
cattle were al Of excellent quality and
brought top prices here today.
Among the contributions from this
region was w. L. Curtis. who sold 81
steers, weighing 1878 pounds, at $l1.10;
80 feeder stsers, weight sos pounds,
at $lO.7L; % choice cows. weight 9o5
psunda q $o.16; and 10 feeders weigh
Ing - p61n1s, ct 41l.10. 70 4
The top Of the COW market wzs re-
ceived by b. F. Anderson, Of Gunni-
son, who sold rs fancy animals aver
aging 1O49 pounds at 1925, while his
brother George sold 26 head, weigh
ing $50 pounds. at 1915; Will Ander-
SON marketed 80 COWS weighing 967
pounds at $7.75, and "a head, weigh
ing 96l pounds, at $6.25. The quality
of this stock was not SO good, but sold
well, and the owner was well pleased.
Another shipper from this well
known cattle country was r. R. Allen,
who marketed 81 cows, weighing 1000
pounds, at S0.l5; 40 feeders, weighing
BOA pounds, at $11; Z cows, weight,
897 pounds, at 500, and feeders,
weight 533 pounds, ut $500. 8. c.
Fisher, another shipper from Gunui-
son. received high prices for his stock.
He sold 20 cows, weighing 869 pounds,
at $500; 25 cows. weighing 1906 lbs,
at $500. and one cow, weight 1870
pounds, at the extreme top Of $1,000.
October 3l5
A shipment of Is cows, weighing
997 pounds was marketed by Balm 4
Shovlain Of Parlin, Colo. at 1915.
They also sold nine feedera> weighing
7S8 pounds, OF 50; nine cows, weigh
ing 1893 pounds at $6.75 and five
cows, weighing 824 pounds, at $8.16.
A shipment Of 20 feeders, weighing
6S7 pounds was marketed by c. D.
Jones of Gunnison ct $1O.75. He al
30 sold "a head Of feeders weighing
1907 pounds, ut $9.15, and Is feeders,
averaging S64 pounds, at $11.O0.
Novenber 81
Shippers on today's market includ-
ed J. ]. Shackleford Of Jacks Cabin.
who marketed 16 head Of cows, weigh
ing 985 pounds at $3.50; l3 head Of
choice ones, weighing 1905 pounds at
-; three cows, weighing ITO pounds,
1t $3.50 and one bull, weighing 1880
pounds, ut IS.
Record Stoekman:-Among the ar-
rivals here was C. A. Partch. Of Hin
kie Switch, Gunnison county, whe
sold 22 cows weighing 962 lbs, q
$S.35; 20 feeders, weighing 765 lbs
1t $500; and eight feeders, weighing
96S lbs, at $10.50.
November A.
L. Lucero Of Jacks Cabin marketed
10 feeders weighing 817 pounds, q
$1O.25; two feeders, weighing 80 lbs
at &1O.25: one steer. at $12; and Onl
at $0.25, weighing SEQ pounds. Z
Fourteen head Of feeders, weighing
966 pounds were marketed here b
p. Waterman of Jacks Cabin, d
| 5000. He also sold SO head Of feed
ers, weighing $50 pounds, at 1925.
Sam WATSON, Of Jacks Cabin, mar
keted IS head Of feeders, weighing
925 pounds at $9.15; II head averag
ing 873 pounds at $7.4O. He was vel
pleased with the sale.
A shipment Of cattle was markete<
| by L. Spann ef Jacks Cabin. .SoaAs
Of the sales made were: 80 feedefn
weighing 096 pounds, at $l1.06: q
cows; weighing 1914 pounds It $aoQ
II head Of feedars, weighing T88 NJ
1T $3.50; 6Ye eovs, veight 06e h.
It 1a.oo ard ~ bullA weighing 1ez
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| BALDWIN, Whe matlnted nine 4oodsni
weighing - pounds 1T 81; eeeG
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