New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
The Herse Market.

We mt some hours of Monday last in Twenty
fourth street the grand center Of the New FORK horse
market.
More than half the space upon both sides OF the
street, along two Of the lorg blocks between Second
and Lexington avenues, is taken up by "Sae
Stables Some Of these kept by those who follow
the business of buying and selling Others, and those
the largest are boarding stables where droyers from
the country put up their horses until oi acting as
their orn statesmen. There are considerable number
of mer who follow this regular business, going 70
the country buy stock often they sell out here
Others have partners in the country, who buy aud
send in stock as it i, required. A few horses are
brought in direct from the farm by the ogners, who
act as their own salesmep generally 10 the profit
of some sharp Jockey than their own. Others, less
green, employ some one 10 sell their borses on comnis
sion. This class Of statesmen VIII bear watching as
general hing.
As horse buyers and sellers upon speculation are
generally underst be rather shsrper than horse
rss.rs word 10 the later about the present condition
of the ma -ket msy not be improbable. They have
been told and will be again, that horses are very
low this Fall. This is not quite correct, slthough
il true that clases of horses do not sell ss high
they did las Spring The classes mos. affected these
which furnish the best city WORK horse sod farm horses a.
The poorest cs such most OF the hi Csnsosn horses Inc
intermediate grade averaging nom 10 10 80 each used tor
city rsiosd' snd stages r.msn about ..qn.y Sns spa
mems carssr' In good demand 81 az high prices any time
Southern trade the demand h lately been acve
Thar We have seen tor Ions time II ~ quite apparent mat
because there Is here the creates, assortment IL prob
abe that this demand will be mainly supplied In
Bde IT, soSd hos taken South it appears that mos. Of the
sh, CsrsdaI' hne for plantation riding snd for light
being ulh work im.s and cheaper A. frat than mules
TIE price gee from SIS TO { l25 each
pot easy TO quote pr ce wheo W. convey any definite IN
hTnst9n sc'e sound 'onF wS,s bore OF year, Old
Ing - hi. rssl excellence or good looks
p.r Of work hor.e sell matched always sell higher than
Asod saddle viii generally and ready purch.ser rang
10, from 50 70 sac Prices above that are r fancy OF well
value There fenten ens saddle bones In this city
plenty Of them, worth 5000 5000 each.
god roadster that viii ss Ov.r 10 or !. miles a soe WITH
In wagon, will btius u 10 $50 AID inief ones
faster prices sometimes fabulous amount.
AUCTION PRICE OF HORSES.
The following notes, msde al public sale Of a de-
ceased livery stable keepers effects, will give some
des Of Whist horses viii bring ST forced sale 10 this
city. The number Of horses wss not srge but there
was extensive lot Of wagCIs, selghs, harness, &c
large crowd attracted the blddiug spirited
e.E H. Leeds superior fsr .ucA
he'd in Attorney STREE: on the cas-, Hde o. 's city ander me
oth IN good ord,r. ard the horse, well essoued city
EehTE ihst stable beneath the le'e q TIE pavement
No wsa gb;sed bay mare about . h.na. and probably
or yens oe--uch as usually sell hr 500 70 sl95i was
No ". rshsr snowy bob.,.il bay horse .ppareotlys
pretty roadster Of fair sped and abou; years 3D. iad
hsmner orly reached sJ5
No sA pair Of bob,, black m,e' sboat IS hands Vim
built, Old y..s snd worth IS each, low
s'H ate private ae bat only each in such crowd
ed tas sale
NJ "a lous tailed brown mare. slim built. .cy- .harp
ocine ard sood or srs, esa Of hEai~o The Bidding on
this ori,t and old AZ EOS
No dookirg loog taied horse CT fair ou prob
ably well n sad 90 BE- good Under the -ece Tn' aoFss
sod a, only 81 ne bids being SOW,
No Wa eobtan bay probably as.S bat s,fong woke
aDd stiB 5000 livery h9rs- ana very cheap 81 -.
No. 7wn oIstsl sorTe. small why trIl sericesble
hcIse, not very h.neome oat yery eh.apa : p
No. lor gt .oTrel rather stiff IN Der s,i0p but
ell. good gyicesbs suiE a. suitable ieE tsr and would d.
fr q breeder. She cold 81 xfal
No falsely called In ne catalogue pony Il vsA
all bu rood bor,e 4 the KIND e ,p'uuE ii tho
.s and vii yet % god De-, Of sery,- I'D
vould Be- extremely cEesp 20 any maa wanting ca horse
No 10, 6ueootips lively b.y mare, probably Is. bs-u
speedy said 20 be good under tte saddle aid oot. vel A.
hor.s hat a. IFS $40 The bidding lively AID
,ae al 90 decided bargain 10 The purchaser.
No II msdi mszed s1rre r- tina. seemed 70 D. pref
~ wei known 20 those p-sent last goer h- no. hand
No IL, pair Of very faI-.ooslrs Day c9Nhaor"s "eA
he'd in b a. and action 90 fsr az We would cs rom asr
movements IS hey exercised before the slctioneer We
their shout aud hight 5 hands al tE t.ry
cEesp 80 for pair; ssth@y god II
p.sr.rce a. al " IN market for 800 70 $50
Tb,Ie vss Of sier the y
Two coaches, such ir common
city kmsn. and equally ~ 90 a. me average $40 a.
kr 8 Tor the ether vo--sed buggy, ~ far
bu,gy in good ori, with good top aud s.s sod
chesp sDse b0szs, nearly new win Eoc Up sod 10
order sold An old blxEy, tie wheels ard springs
pretty coed sd a. SO as chiefs, Of al grades, from 81 70
so -.
ssebugz sold q, oil prices from e. 50 % S5 -
81 noticed good strong s-ry cable secont
hand 'uch would Dc worth double the money uPn
fam. Far sshs - from 10 70 go al sleigh ro6es
els Rcius IifIes a. 81 cents ard SADDLES, g1oa
enough fer every day on the fsrn, .. 9 20 81 esoh
Il VIII te r5m the above that New YORK much better
F'se fo' farmer 20 esue 70 ey thaH 70 &C. a. aD'o
srlJ Just The Threshold CT "tntes