New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
at the prevOus sale for 5000. On Wednesday he wa,
offered $500 for the colt she Is 70 have by American
- Ia la old

Lot 2.-Jufst, q three-yearoid lilly, was put up
Withdrawn because one would bid rec ,llsd 70 bid
of s75, dragged at that awhile and foally, wb,n a
decent man was called to show her off 10 the crowd
sold for $l20 to r. Harper-or about what she ia
| worth.
Lot 23.-Flora; tbreeyear old Ally, by Gray
Prince, the sire of General Darcy; out of hafbl,od
mare, was shown of 10 good advantage for, although
The is warranted TO 60 in three minutes che has very
bad curb, and was well sold a. $780, to II. Blocker.
Lot 23l.-A Black Hawk FLY colt; by Vulcan, ont
Of very fart Vermont mare, and with three crossssof
Black Hawk in her. started at $75, and RI he'd up
to $3.50 by three bidders a. which point there was
lull, and finally the hammer fell to the bid Of Mr..
Batbgste.
Lot Pa sorrel geldiDg went for all he was worth
$780, to i. l.. Yates and the slight stir he made was
| quite ecipsed by the interest felt in
Lot 26-Blsck Maria; besutifal trottiDg FLY, BY
Henry Clay, ont of the great trotting mare Dolly
Phelps. She was moved up aud down. that the crowd
might see her gait aud the bidding commencing at an
even S1O0 went briskly on until $3.50 was reached.
when the pretty thing was Knocked of TO Mr. Bath
gate. This gentleman alec got
Lot 33l, FLY by Vulcan nearly the same blood %
lot 23i but yea younger, for $50.
There several other sales of yearlings and suck
of which two only were sold.
Lot 60.-Ephraim Smooth, two-yesr-od pacing
colt, sired by Gray Prince ont of Lady Buckley, by
Flying Morgan mare which trotted in 235 as Eve
year-old-" for particulars of which overhaul your
Turf Register, and when found, make note Of it,"
The stallion was in biting harness and boxed rather
stiff and awkward as he was moved up and down; but
George Charles had 20 much 10 do with him, tnat
ba dc art him in and m
at $780,
Lot 63-Logan, dsppls gray, BY Henry Clay out
of the fine gray mare SDntag, is stallion Of much
promise and to any one who wants horse for breed
ing purposes is cheap 900. Mr.. Hurst announced
tia he had refused offer of 200 for him last year,
but nobody wanted him except e. X Bradbury, andhe
got him for bis first aud only bid of $500.
Taking the lst Of borss all throughout, we think
they sold for about 20 per cent under their value.
Some Of the very best went 100 to 300 400 per cent
under value; aud probably there was not one-good,
bad or indiferent-bu that could be resod at any time
for the money they brought on Wednesday.
THE CATTLE.
Lots Of the cows Red Rose, calved 10 May,
1855 and full sister the Duchess of Albany, that
went to California, at $780, bas good top aud good
bosom, but fails in the Iump. Sie was started at
$40, a. d, after blief spssm of bids knocked off at
sos to II. Blocker.
Lot. 4. ia ,ssentha. by G,n. Scott, 597 out Of
good pedgeed dam. Her head IL well Get, and she
has good fore-qOsrter and bag bu, she is coarse in
the leg. Her calf Master Sno Tden taken TO Cahfor
MIA has doIe 90 we'll that her owner has refused a
81 500 bid for her. but the COW herself went to Mr..
Yates at 500.
Lot g. Rosa BoDheur, nice young heif:r, in calf
to Neptune, was sold to Judge Harris for s75-very
cheap.
Lot 10. Tabmaloo provoked some bidding, which
aesmed likely to carry the price 10 tolerabIy high
figure. Fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, and nioety,
were called in rapid succession; but 1t stopped with
another s., and the heifer was knocked off ct tina.
price to C. I. Hayes of Otsego County.
Lot 1L-EIlen, Kentucky bred cow, the pedigree
Of whose dam went away back TO Strawberry by
Jonys bull sold to Mr. Blocker for $97 50, and
the venerable imcorted Fla terry by Fourth Duke of
York cut of Forena, being past her breeding days,
was sold to George Charles of Albany, for slO0-a
coed prics for the beef IN he carcass.
Lot a. Snow-drop, by Lord Eryholpe "a, out Of
Zephyr with the bag and marks of good mixer on
her. was sold at only 81 So to T. ROesse of the Della
van House; G cd bargain.
Lot 2s.-Firells, very fine and famous high.5red
COW, by Grand Duke of golden memory out OF Fay.
See started at 5000 and rapidly hidden up $780,
by two coupetitors at which pri s she was Knocked
down to j. n. Harris of San Francisco. This COW
was bought by Samuel Thorne at Alexandsr's sale in
1885, for $780, and sold for 5000 the Albany brssder
1t was iDtinated to u.s. that the sale of Fiaell aud
that of Florence to Mr.. Harris, were not real in which
Gaze, the other bidders by law woud hsvs the option
of taking them at their highest genuine bid.
Let 45,-Bloom. another old and famous imported
cow, was put up at 500, but withdrawn for want Of
competition, and very properly, siuce she is not
BREEDER and fit only for the SHAMELESS or mussum of
cuIicsities.
Lot 49-Perfscton, really a nice COW although about
old enough TO vote, wes started at 500, and rdn up
brisky 1926 stwhchp price she passed into the hands
of Mr.. Baswell of Bethlehem.
The bulls Jared badly. Old Neptune for wh 1m the
Association paid Thome 81 1000, was only run no TO
$3.50, and Mr.. Hurst was allowed to bay him in at
5000, 81 keep him " for the g cd he has done"
Lot 5.-Henrco nice bull but rather dusty -uosed,
was led ont, but almost immediately led bscs again.
when solitary bid of $50 indicated the value which
wss about to be placed on him.
Lot H.-Lncoln, by pedigree on the dams side
rather republican than royalst, was started At so,
and cold at So to ID. S. Rsinsford aud Lo. 16-Pro
Bono, a toersbe roam yearling by Neptune out Of
Croton, went to G.. Suaton. T0ese, with Come. a.
$40, Albanian at SIS, Msserman at $40, Bon Ton at
$50, and Champion az SEQ were all the bulls dis POSED
of.
BY this time the shades of night had gathered abor
the scsnt hundred persons who still fingered on the
grounds aud az had grown too dark 10 even the
print of the catalogue much lees the points of the au
mails the sse closed, having all the sheep and