New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

..,t,,s h.,as,e about thirty horses About the same
s,,,,hsr a. Posts large stables and smaller uumbsr
:: C,bsmbc,sins gres. stsble, in either Of which a
hnv,r l. looked upon as rather curiosity.
AUCTION PRICE OF HORSES.
r,.,eis a stable in Crotby street whers regular
.ares are he'd every Monday and wedresday, and
have been held there long hst has become one of
The institution Of the cy-a sort Of Taersals on
| .msu scale We attended the Gale on Monday, and
made the following notes of sales of ten horses The
ertrsr ce fee for each horIe is g. by which it will be
seen that 50 horses don't pay well. Our notes are as
follows
No Ia black, chunky horse, II hands high,
caed7 years old warranted kind 10 harness and good
to work, in good working order, apparently all right.
but he does not around the ring extra fat at
the crack of whip we fancy he is not afraid of it..
Started at SIS, and went slowly up 10 $29 and sold.
No. "a sonel horse, that has certainly seen
service, yet is lively enough to good deal more,
IS hands high, ard iu rather low working order yet
able to work starts at $l5 and sells for $50.
No. IA dark roam mare, years old, Is hands,
warranted kind in harness; is fair saddle horse OF
good spirit, well made, and said to be just from the
country, and would be held there at si25 or $50.
Started at $40 and sold at $50.
No. Am old gray horse, In fair work order, war
ranted kind, good head ard tail, active movement,
and seos , sage 10Iss sSsp b Il
No. 5.--A fair sort Of stsge.horse, sore in har-
ness In fair working order warranted sound bat ap.
pears little stiff has good head but rather mean.
looking tall starts at $40 and runs bard up to $780, and
off, The harness, fairiooklng halfworn light one,
sold al IS 80.
No. GA dspple gray horse, l6 hands high; no!
old, good head and limbs appears SOUND, has been
used in a spring cart, and s good horse for such
business or good farmhouse of light work, aud such
one az Usually sells ct about $780, started at $50
aud sold at s5l.
No. IA sorrel with light name and TAIL warranted
kind Is hands high rather coarse limbs in fair work
irg order and looks fl for good plowhorse starts
at $40 and sold at $!j.
No. S.-A bay mare, l6 hands high, aged but very
spirited and genteel looking, with good head, eyes
and toll and maze apparently sound, and good for a
breeder; starts at SIS and sells TOR $l9 JO.
No. "a light bay horse, lean and gauns, and lie
enough to kick like fury at the spurs and goes in ~
minutes" and bis good set of legs look a. though he
| might; starts at 49, and sold without another bid.
| Buyer backs out and resold at g. 80 This horse
would be capable of doing good deal of work on a
| farm.
No. 1O.-A chunky bay horse, about IA hands high,
in buggy that looks yet fit for good deal ofservlce
with fair sort Of harness all sold together The
horse is warranted kind and is in good order and looks
seryiceabe ard Is about fair average farm horse.
Started at 20 and sold for $26 for the whole esab
| li-hment.
These price, low as they may appear, are not the
lowest. AT the horse auction Of the celebrated MAI
Ogle formerly in Third avenue, then in Second ave.
nue. and then in Thirtyseventh street. near the East
River, and now at the corner of Fyourth street and
Second avenue there large collection on Satur'
day last of all that class Of horses known 10 the city
clam pedders rag piekers fish dealers, and the lower
grade of horses In general and the sales OF the
day ranged from IS cents to 49, With rather dull sales
and large lot left Ii any OF our country friends
are in want of cheap horses advise them to come
10 the city and they can be accommodated. The sale
day at Fty-f street 10 Saturday In the afternoon,
and horses decidedly low. and sometimes at this
season yeIy cheap