New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
TIE HORSE MARKET.

Our rsro,.s or come thing else, have gssSnhea the
horse nAket TITO show OF fe. go'o n'soy
buyers from the country have been 10 TIE e'y "l'au
Ew days hooking for cheap horses, some OF "a'1'
hsye been able 10 suit than elves. Among these "
rose we noticed Vermont dealer looking for cdance
at &c ulst'or. He found the class cold a. auction
generally Of too chesp order to suit his vie ~.
Mr.. McCauiey cent of drove this week south, az
we understand TO ViIs nis.
SALES AT AUCTION.
AtNa. O4eIs suc::or, Eli y.f,urh street and Sscoa I'd
avenue, OF Saturday afternoon, there was collection
Of animals tbs. would hsve made u2 meusger'e to
out rvsl Bari ums first or lss, effort Ta,sg bipe Is
and ousdrupeds. there wss crowd. Ofthe lster-by
COURTESY called hcrses-we counted sevesty FIVE. AS
il REQUIRES Is cents and that in advance to enter an
animal ia the suctof GERS books the number entered
wac limited. There was, however, any amour: OF
rea, bsrsairs in horsetissh skies snd bones-at
p,yae ssle We wee offered pair Of spanking bays
in barress that would 90 Their mile in 80: iV'-saoati-
tute hours for mnu'es-for SlO. AS we do not so I'D
for that bargain, It Is open.
At auction the following horses were offered;
Nc. IA stylish, wsll-made handsome white morse
in buggy, in guod order and not very oIoi .Soi
hands and warranted sound and kind; started a, s2o
and run to S3S and backed out. The man 10 charge
ssd ii $40 lad been bid, the hose would have been
cold. II would have been great bargain;
No. "A ligbt.made stire mare, 10 a ougsy, wSa
built ard lively, 10 hands, and called four years o1u'
bid I'D 10 S3S and withdrawn.
No "a black horse in cart. The whole estso-
shu INT toe ther al about as good as the average
Of city diIt-cas The suctoneer warrants me morse
bind, or the buyer may bring him back. Started al
s. ard sold ct 81 so.
No. "A dark roam horse in buggy, called nine
wears Old az d judgedto be- twelve; ls 10 hands wen
made and warranted sound aud krd, ana Is iaI
o.
rksr for light business Staitsd d. 30 SHa iun "
s3g 80 ar driven of. ~ ,eL.d.
No. ) "A good, strong hsrdy work horse, 10 hanos,
ripe wears old, with good cart and harness, a.o
peiher started at sI5 to $50 and Withdrawn ana
offered at private sale at 30 very eneap =. ~.
No. GA sma bay horse in harness, 10 hands nos
old. rot warranted, but no ursoundness Known N
poor order from hard work and poor feed Started q.
$40, and wen. up very slowly by quarter doIa's I"
$24 10, and sold.
order, though looking something like the woohy
borse" Is hsn6s high good eyes, aud kind Ia harness.
Bids from $40 to $l4 2 and cold very cheap ct that
No.sA chunky old gray horse 10 nsncs n scum ma
very lively from $40 to $40 80. and sod-a good bar
gain for any ore wanting such horse.
No s-A stiff old bay osr.-horsei only 70 bid, ana
withdrew.
work; sold at - IS.
No. ia large, coarse old cart.horss, capable OF
good deal of hard work; sold at IS.
NO. IA CITY gray, In NOiA4DS OAoOAi NV
half worr-hss iron axle ana would De very usetul on
q farm; sold for s. 50. From an overheard word Oh
the owner Of this cart judged the sale forced one
90 the only present Of getting food for hs family
The horse haG been previously sod.
SALES ~ CROSBY STREET.
There was On unusually large attendance at the
Croeby street Bazaar on Monday, including dozen
or more farmers attracted thther BY our reports Of
sales Several sets ofhapess were offered at low bids
without BUYERS The hrst horse offered was a white
work horse, rather low flesh and stiff, and perhaps
with ouch OF hesves; but as he Is only OF respect
able middle age, is capable OF good deal OF work;
The suctioneer tried hard starting at S5 but could
get no more than $lS, at which he sold bargain.
No. "A blue horse, not very old rather thin order,
fair legs, but shows too much daylight between the
hind The color is the ugest feature, and there
fore set down at $40.
No. SIS the same horse entered as No. IN Satur-
DAVIS sale; starts TO day at 40 and sells at SoI.
No. "A tall old black WORK horse, with white legs,
ard too long for weight Of body warranted free nom
heaves bur not warranted sound otherwise, ana dawes
stiff; started at $25 which was comparatively dear
and sold $50, which was decided hard bargain.
No. Was the white horse noted as No. on Satur
day; sOld at $i5, decided bargain.
No. "a snug, well built, brown work hcrse, 10
bands high, middle aged, good wind, but evidently /,
lItils lame used TO city work in wagon; sold at SD
No. IA handsome colOfed csy b.nk, white mace
and tall that once might have sold at four or tive nun
dIed dollars, but now grown DID, stf AID broken
down with hard ussge at city work Is knocked OF al
s?3 at which, if properly treated, he viii De Vau-
able cid servant, and very cheap farm horse.
No. S-A Strong built, coarse. awkward gate I
work horse sound, except kuuckled, bu, still capable
Of doing great deal of hard work a. q slow gait.
Starts fair ct $25 and runs fair to 81 and changes
owrers at that-and this ended the sale at auctions
though outside sales were pushed ahead to some ex-
tent at rather low quotations.
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