New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
THE HORSE MARKET.

There has been little more animation 10 the Horse
mark the past week than for several weeks previous.
Our notices Of chesp horses have brought number OF
people in from the country and other towns and some
of them have been able to find horses to suit them at
prices at which they could afford to buy. We heard
of sale of three horses on Monday out of stable
in Twenty.ourth street. at about $225 each; and an
offer of 5000 and pair Of horses for another pair held
at 81, coo. And Il is thought by some very good
judges that if there good show of horses for SALE
of the class usualIy denominaed gentlsmens horses,
they might be sold at fair prices considering the gem
orally reduced prices of all kinds of stock There GER
tainly has been inquiry lately for good horses.
The grea. sacrifices that have been made in Gales Of
horses in private hands not likely to be repeated
as often heretofore. Bargains in rstc horses
will still be had, but they are difficult TO find by
stranger who to the city for that purpose Old
peters can be had in any desired quantity at any de-
sred price.
SAILS AT AUCTION.
Not having airy thing better to report, we again
visited the Crosby street Tattersals Monday and
witnessed the sale of few horses at which we made
the following notes: The day being pleasantly warm
and dry there was very fair audience, so far as
numbers are concerned but we should not set down
the most of the attendants the ofth
moneysd class. And we thought too, that there were
twice as msny present who were anxious to sell, in
stead Of buying horse.
The frat horse offered bay geldDg, about lil
hands high, stout built, something of the Morgan
order though not possessing the beauty of that breed
was pretty sctive, but from certain look and s'if,
ness We judged he was aged. He was warranted
sound strong and kind in harness. Started at w and
cold at sI2 which thought decidedly cheap, as he
would make fair work horse on farm.
No. 2-This was " Old Buckskin or bis counterpart
He was of the same ugly colCr-that is dirty dun
and his character judge quite as ugly as his color
His eyes and chow his vicousness and also that
he is full of fire and 60 sheaditvess 10 fact, he 10
warranted to 90 his mile in $40, and his good set OF
limbs show that he do It, He is also warranted
sound and kind. He may be one-weu swear he is
not the other He canno. be knd-it is not In his ns
ture. He may be good II under control. we VIII
warrant him tough a. knot and smart ss pepper.
Starts at 80, and sells at So9.
No. "a light built active sorrel mare, 10 hands
higb and called five yeara old, not warranted aud aP,
parenty something wrong in one leg mSala DO wen
for bree6ef and is capable OF good deal OF service
Starts at $25-sold at S37 ~.
No. A singular colOred, medium size, year old
"blue horse" Has good face and eyes, and clean
limbs sad TO be good to work, and is in good work
bad enough. Starts at $25 and sells at S29.
No. 5-A fair looking bay work.horse, Is hands
high, blind of eye, but looks worth as much as
the average of horses in the "emigrant stage line
kind in harness. Started az SIS ssd sold at s22.
No. Ga bay horse in harness, hes been at work
for the past year in the city, and is in good work
Order and warranted kind, free from hesves or wind
broken and sad to be six years old; is about
l5 haIds has good head, eyes, ears, main aud tail,
bat presumed from the style of the wsrsptee to be
upsourd in some way, started ut $i0-knocked Off
lot taken-started again at s25 and sold at that.
No. IA black horse, il fair working order, appa.
renty sound ard aged, kind in harness and active
der the saddle, and warranted kind and able to go in
800 lie about 10 hands, with good limbs aud eyes.
Started at $50 and sold st S32
No S-A bay mare. l6 hands high, not very old, is
well made and full of life, aud warranted kind has a
very handsome face ana eyes and head, mane aud
tail and legs all good. Started at $40, bid to $50 and
Withdrawn.
No. "a stylish-looking, light made, smart bay
mare, exhibited in a wagon; warranted able to 20 in
minutes; very kind and sound IN all respects, e.
cept slight ameness in one leg; is Isl hands and
perhaps years old, and rather pretty. Started at
$40 sod at s5i and unless very lame very chesp.
No. 10 was a sm xll Canadian Pony-possibly half
Shetland-l2 or - hsrds high said 10 be we'll broken
and kind but shows full of fire Chinese Gre
cracker Started at go, but, no advanced, is
Withdrawn.
Several Gets Of Single Harness sold at 50 so, 8,
s. so. not half worn and some old Wagons, sold at
mary lously low prices.
At Mat. Adells auction, Second avenue and Fifty
fifth street on Saturday. the weather was so extremely
chilly that busiress was dull The only sale we W.T.
messed was pretty good specimen OF 8 clam peddng
estsbli.hmet-Hoise, Wagon and Harness-st $40.
the Luse might have been counted cheap, 10 any
wanting q work horse at the price Of the whole.
At private sale, Il gres. variety Of animals that once
hsve Aen borsss were offered at remarkable low
prices Among the 10; we saw very handsome bsy
maze evidently Of good blood, with set OF legs like
frstcess racer, offered for So Alas she was stone
blind.