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Domestic News
December 9, 1919
The Laramie Republican
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming
What is this article about?
Denver cattle market report details sales of shipments from Wyoming and Colorado sellers, including cows, calves, feeders, and bulls at prices from $4.60 to $10.75 per hundredweight on yesterday and Thursday.
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NOTES FROM DENVER
RECORD-STOCKMAN
On this market yesterday A. T. Scoville of Millbrook, Wyo., marketed 40
cows, weighing 746 pounds, at $4.60;
10 cows, weighing 848 pounds at $5;
one steer, weight 1,010 pounds. at $9
and three cows, weighing 756 pounds,
at $6.50.
Mrs. A. W. Allen of Iron Mountain,
Wyo., had in another shipment of her
cattle, which sold well. She sold 51
cows, weighing 786 pounds, at $6.10;
11 calves, weight 253 pounds. at $7.50,
and five bulls, weighing 1170 pounds
at $5.50.
Among the shippers on the mar-
ket Thursday was William Brooks of
Medicine Bow. Wyo., who sold 30
cows weighing 814 pounds. at $6.35;
10 calves weighing 218 pounds, at
$8.25; 63 feeders weighing
544
pounds, at $9.40. and 34 cows weigh-
ing 766 pounds. at $5.
A shipment of 37 feeders weighing
1,007 pounds. was marketed by the
Ryan Brothers of Laramie, Wyo., at
$10.75. They also sold eight cows
weighing 942 pounds at $5.50; three
cows, weight 1,023 pounds, at $7.25,
and three feeders weighing 1,000
pounds at $9.
Jurgenson and Donaldson of Wal-
den, Colo., had in a shipment of cat-
tle and sold 26 feeders, weighing 610
pounds. at $9; three head of mixed
stock, weighing 866 pounds, at $5.50,
and 17 head of cows, weighing 952
pounds, at $8.40; also one bull at
$5.50.
RECORD-STOCKMAN
On this market yesterday A. T. Scoville of Millbrook, Wyo., marketed 40
cows, weighing 746 pounds, at $4.60;
10 cows, weighing 848 pounds at $5;
one steer, weight 1,010 pounds. at $9
and three cows, weighing 756 pounds,
at $6.50.
Mrs. A. W. Allen of Iron Mountain,
Wyo., had in another shipment of her
cattle, which sold well. She sold 51
cows, weighing 786 pounds, at $6.10;
11 calves, weight 253 pounds. at $7.50,
and five bulls, weighing 1170 pounds
at $5.50.
Among the shippers on the mar-
ket Thursday was William Brooks of
Medicine Bow. Wyo., who sold 30
cows weighing 814 pounds. at $6.35;
10 calves weighing 218 pounds, at
$8.25; 63 feeders weighing
544
pounds, at $9.40. and 34 cows weigh-
ing 766 pounds. at $5.
A shipment of 37 feeders weighing
1,007 pounds. was marketed by the
Ryan Brothers of Laramie, Wyo., at
$10.75. They also sold eight cows
weighing 942 pounds at $5.50; three
cows, weight 1,023 pounds, at $7.25,
and three feeders weighing 1,000
pounds at $9.
Jurgenson and Donaldson of Wal-
den, Colo., had in a shipment of cat-
tle and sold 26 feeders, weighing 610
pounds. at $9; three head of mixed
stock, weighing 866 pounds, at $5.50,
and 17 head of cows, weighing 952
pounds, at $8.40; also one bull at
$5.50.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Denver Cattle Market
Livestock Sales
Wyoming Shippers
Cattle Prices
What entities or persons were involved?
A. T. Scoville
Mrs. A. W. Allen
William Brooks
Ryan Brothers
Jurgenson And Donaldson
Where did it happen?
Denver
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Denver
Event Date
Yesterday And Thursday
Key Persons
A. T. Scoville
Mrs. A. W. Allen
William Brooks
Ryan Brothers
Jurgenson And Donaldson
Outcome
cattle sold at various prices including $4.60 to $10.75 per hundredweight.
Event Details
Multiple shipments of cattle from Wyoming and Colorado sellers were marketed in Denver, with details on numbers, weights, and sale prices for cows, calves, steers, feeders, bulls, and mixed stock.