New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

brisk Bidding, Vas knocked Town 20 George johnson
OF SEQ: County AZ sl95.
Se.roa:, aso -ej yesrlins calved in Noven-
Der, 1856, Is by oron,-- 81, one OF Alexander.
bes. bulls OF: OF So.s BY Lancaster Comet. lie is
shorter in ne body than Sazsppa, Of better quality,
and smoother. ,nd was ~ well appreciated tnat ne
rspidy ST Up 10 SIS a: which price be went 10
solomon Van Meier, age breeder N Fayetss
County.
Mariner. poorer animal, vss s.N;ed s. So, ani
vss knocked down S; $l35 % Rafss J. Bryar; o:
Mercer County
Alert. gearing was by L.rius ont NJ Alberta
mas long pedigree, but not very frstenss one, but
was cheap a, sllo, the price paid for him by James
Munroe OF Franklin County.
N7nt0E another Lirius cali, knocked of at
So 20 David HUMPHREYS Of woodord County. He
is stylish and very pretty cali, with good barrel
ana loin and clean throat.
The SAILOR, lot No. t. s white yearling, was az
nounced as being 700 vicious to be brcush, into the
ring. and was consequently passed over.
No :. Ganymede by Orontes ID, ont Of Garland
MS grand dam Grisi by Crank Duke, went al 500 to
Capt. Varley of Kentucky, and
Jdnitor, by ID Duke of Athol out OF Jewel. was
dogchsap a. 500 He carries out the rump very well,
Rafus Bryant Of the Shaker Settlement, knew wis.
he was about when he got Ben Lonona at Sos, for
we warrant they will make an honest penny by the
purchase, before they have done with him.
Os.,an red and white, calved in May, 1853, is the
best in the twist that had been offered is very clean
about the throat and has good hindquaTter. Sold
al $40 70 Z. ii. Thomson Of Fsyette Co.
Niago, lot II, by Orontes %, oct OF tine daughter
of Miss Walker e very fine COW; sadescedant of the
old importa,ons of DR.. Martin, n 1917, which, in his
pedigree, Is represented by kr'. Note, the original
imported cow, and by the bulls Accommodation, Sam
Martin and Tecumseh. Miago is rather snort in the
neck but has good body. He was knocked down
at $llO, to W. s. Elan OF Henderson Co.
Roscoe, cali by the celebrated Albion, has good
quality, snd remarkable flank These pecuarities
Albion seems to impart to all hif calves. Hs is not
perfect in his generatve orgsnt, or he would have
brought much higher price than $lOO-a good Judge
bid hi n Up 70 pinety.fye, bu: a. the even hundred
lie. him 50 10 Mr.. II. b. Cowan, who will make good
OF him in Indiana.
The value set upon Albion, is shown in the price
obtained for me calf Miner, who, although only
zen months DID, was quickly run up to $2l0 and
.hen knocked off TO j. S Kinney Of Bourbon County.
This calf is smooth and well proport.oned-has a
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good lon, but would De better with ;rihs less of
dewlap.
Chancellor, also ten-nontk calf of very rich
red color, marked with white, has good orequarter,
and starj, square and right FOR carrying weight. He
should have brought more than &c. but at this he
went to G. P. Ba.e of Jefferson County. We should
rather prefer him, We think 20 Morton, lot No. To-
who, although ne has good countenance, has too
hort naav nj fhar hair
He has Two crosses OF the Mary Ann mixers in him,
bat with .hem slight dash of the Alloy blood on
the side of his sire, Cecil, whose eighth dam, Lady,
was sired by Grandson of Boiugbroke, the produce
of the Colling *ross OF short-borns on the black
poIed-cAtie. Ths made for the sake OF in
fusing some new strength into the rather overbred
sbort-horns, but was only tried in one instance. The
Alloy stock brough. very large prices at the Colling
sale in 1870 but at this day the experiment is held ~
have been OF questionable advantage.
dser Mason, out of Miss Wiley, 9TH by Orontes ID
started at So and not long in touching $780,
perhaps from sympathy between bidders and the
magical name. His pedigree is first rate, as he traces
back 70 Foljambe, Hubback, and a cow of Mr. May
nards, and he cheap at the price paid for him by
ii. W. Rice of Bourbon.
The next lot-.NqnsfeId a roam, calyed ia August |
OF last year-has, very fortunately for our State, be-
come the property of Mr.. Kelly Of Rhnebeck. lie |
mas no fewer than five of the Mary AIMS in ,
him, and was sired by FOriham Duke, so that hs |
pedigree il the best in the lot Because of some
foolish prejudice against Fordhams pedigree the calf |
was suffered 10 go at $780, which is about equivalent
20 getting him for nothing. Two years from this time
he will be worth to Mr.. Kelly 800 or $780,
Corporal, by Albion ou. OF Cherry 81, has very |
good blood in him, and is really gem, but there is
no earthly reason why ne should have bought nearly
double the price Of Mansfield.
MoanqiEesr, sired by 2d Duke Of Atho, is ous Of |
Maznrca cow for whom Mr.. Alexander paid 8, $50,
and brother 20 twin beifers of remarkable merit. He
is ch red in color stocky, has good loin and very
nice rail- with long silky brush tba. bangles az his |
hooks. Sold al 1910, to 5. Van Meter Of Fsyetts |
County.
Mortimer closes The lis. of bulls at miserably low
6gure bat he is oy no means least ii he be last He
too is by Fordham Duke, and has a. maay Of
Mary Ann blood as NJ. Kely's calf He is very |
graceful in form, well proportioned has first rate
upper line, and fire brsket; but ali this did not svsi
to run him up higaer ,han $50 at which price Mr.. f
Cornell OK Ithscs got MIN. Our State is decidedly in
uck.
For Gwynres Duke, Fordham Duke calf, Mr..
C9nger paid Thorne $500; and the old ball is now the
property Of Mr.. James b. Clay, and is to be entered
II 81. Louis this al for the premium OF thousand
ioHors. We saw him at Ashland the other day, and |
we're greatly pleased with his appearance.
Ne think these two calves, and white Albion |
better that was secured by Mr. Kelly, are the best
bargains of the sale. Mortmers dam sired by
FL Hakm, who was son of Thorne's 5000 Grand
Duke; so he 10 better bred calf than Mansfield.
rhe opening bid Of go vas the only offered
Within two or three years preference has been
given by the Kentucky breeders 10 red shorhorns