Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

True Amer.
Horse Market.
BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET-STMPsos CowAs, ProDrie-
tors-JsHS SNIFFIN, Auctionecr Wednesday, June 28h.
There was luminous display today at this re-
posory Of less than SO herses all ages sorts and
sizes, sound and unsound, together with about 20
light carriages, harness, saddles, brides, &c.
1t seemed as though the whole horse going popu-
lace were present, from the dashng whip, down to
the dirtman. There mightbe seen the dappcr dandy,
who with whip in hand and spur on heel, daily be-
strides the city flag stones, cheek by jowl with the
stable boy-fats and sharps the Jockey and the gen.
tleman, cartman and hackmen, omnibus drivers and
coal heavers-"back spirits and white blue spirits
and grey" all mingled together anticipation of the
spoil
The carriages were first disposed of next several
sets Of single and double harness. and several ladies'
and gentlemen's saddles, brides, &C., all which
brought good prices.
The horse sale now commenced when Cowan in
his element rough rider, with sashng gafts each
heel capering into the ring upon thef first named
in the list. "There gentlemen" excaims the sales
man-"we offer you a superb animal
bay geldng, ISL hands high, old sold without
warranty-what do you for hH-give a bid, Ii
peaseshal 500 for you, sir-what bid for that
rtrot him out let the gentleman view him." In
spurs up his TAIL and round the ring he scrambled Five
sponsd se bid for that use
going :. ~ only 3D. 7s s grs al
segsng going gsng gooemyours SIR at s2-step into the
brown mare Il hand, high snd and as Peter Pndar
said Of Madam Swelenhureh with belly like bag-sod for
-S5 only bid dash her round and let her elegant
seendah the rowe into her sides, but
grumbng though something volcanic again
another stab Of the spur amidst peals of horse augher$7
for he beaut " die
sesses-so Ed going at si5-le going gone at the
8 clever sorrel geldng with three white legs clean
and v ell made, kind ia harness. years old, knocked
!. S Ssw es & SseG cheap IS 90
g. Aclever brown geldinr 49, hands high kind and 5
year, old, not warranted, very cheapJ 81 50
8. grey gelding, somewhat in years, good mover,
bay geding, year. old, kind and warranted 50
q bay geding years old kind &C., warranted, 50 90
To- Abay mare years old, Is. hands high, hind and
s roe WSanea s sound was enoc ss1 down h a.
nobody fathering the bird wa put up again, and =
H. xs s1oS ." i seldn old kind and warranted
- Brown mare Irene years old, fast rotter war
Is. Grey geding, years old, le hands, strong well
made and warranted. 90 80
IA. Sorrel geldng sslkey and harness. 50 90
Is and l6 pair OF matched bay geldngs Isl hands, not
II. 4 bay gelding, YEAR, old, not warranted, q 50
10. brown geldmg, YEAR. old, not warranted q 50
a. n.1 %sss sss ana nd. T ~sf.ss:s
,e ea + sa nsSs eo sgs warranted
Double tH"1 harness. "n's ,''' 5i-53l 60
g. Grey geIding years did, kind and warranted, IS 90
- Black gelding, year, old not warranted 20 20
% Chestnut years old handsome. Kind and warranted
% Chestnut geiding year, old kind and warranted
~ Bay mare, years cid iss' rotter Kind and war
q G rsss ,oorea geaug kind wear. ola = = SO SO
=. very handsome black gelding,-'a head like
I'll Raw peIdpp somewhat ola kind and uarran,ed 30 90
81 Chesnut geldng, "Rod Jacket fast troer, Is 90
Nos 80, g. 81, S, 80 40 Al, az, 49, a. As, 46, AZ,
As 40 and so having nothing remarkable attached TO
any of Them and being average of the lots sold at
prices similar 10 those above quoted-the highest
which any brought being 50 for the elegant black
geding, No. % and the lowest sl6, for the brown
mare No. 3 Several tolerable clever horses sold for
not to exceed $40 The prices in general were below
what We shosd have expected.
The Bazaars for the sale of horses, carriages, &C.
are only Of recent origin in this country That known
as Taitersalls in Broadway something like 6 or Z
years, and the one ii Crosby street. called the Ba-
zaar Of more late date, say or years. they i'm
proving in business and manner, and will in time no
doubt approximate the noted establishment Of Hyde
Parke corner in London and others Of great notorie-
~ such as the got up BY the late Mr. Beardsworth
of Birmingham &c.
There is however something yet wanting, similar to
what is to be found in England, to wit, room sup
piled BY an annual subscription of nearly ali the sport
ing nobemen, gentlemen, and betting men generally
in Great Britain in which sportsmen and the gentle
men of the turf congregate, make their bets and adj
just their betting books for the money is seldom
staked upon wager being paid here the odds upon
all forthcoming events may be kncwn-'t Is IN fact
sporting exchange and to which the turfmen repair
upon fixed days to settle their accounts-hat is TO
nav and receive IL we remember rightly, Of these
DAYS in the Monday next after the New Market meet
inps-it 10 called the settling day IN Tom, that is
At Tsersals-those whs do not then meet their debts
are styled "Ls~anters."
~ Messrs. Howard & McKim, Of Baltimore, are
claimed as the specie candidates for congress "On,
on, Richard, on" Specie payments and specie can
didstes are all the go.
IT The Legislature Of Alabama s in session. They
talk Of extending the credit Of the state, and Of ap-
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