, 1873-09-11
SHORT HORNS,
6nsc OF Ill 1Ecnd OF tho Now York
Mfl1s Herd for $3.50, 500 -- IaiElicst
Ptico Pnll. R1O. .f1r1.

Mills Herd for S38O,SD0 =. Highest
PFico Pnld, 100000.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
UTICA. N. T. aopt. 10.-Thc aule Of tho Now York
Mills herd Of ahort-horn cattle, 1t this place to'ay
proved to DO tho nost remarkablc ovot In tile history
OF thta popular anl vanaolo Of cast1c Tho hcr
tho property Of tho lion. 8au,uo Campbc, whlo not
the ar8cas, wna ono uf tho most celebrated III The
world, aud tho sa!e brought together tho loading
breodors from all portions of tho United statcs, wAilo
nnyof the English broclcrs wore either present in
person or represented by hgcns scnt across tho AtA-
1850 soo Ton Of tho Duchess tribe Of fenaps brought
s2l0,250, nn avcraRa of SCI, ,7ao
Ta sale ed r ls T. nj & Te sdnnn r"s soa Ia leg q
raridly to $4,000, and sold 10 r. !. Sicsibbon oi
Ths ni,chessoa ~ tho fomalcs Of tho samo family uro
called, followed, tho 1rst being Eighth Duchess Of
BREEDER sou il 9. j. Wadaworth. Of Now York. for
t45o, low price, but undcr tlo circumstances largo
ThS next wns tho Twelfth Duchess Of Thorntlalc, 8
years olt mud uncertain breeder She wna STARTED
i SEQ, ani advanced rant!y e = CO., CO., and
oonsar, os Nov iork, *tssn becamo her ownor. =
1hon came the Duchess Of onsi,la, calf leas thnn
fa m s1et Sy Sa f a ss " ss' Y 3
Lord bkemmordae, Of England. and $4,000 by Mr..
Derw1ea sappoaed 10 represent Lord Dunmo7e, 90
public Kao for short-horn COW Or cali. and tho OK
citoMent ut oreo rose to fever heat.
years oil, for which $1o000 WIS offered on thu frat
I'D n q he ngffs s5 .rr rSs9 md ny tho
e ID lnify osar s te1 u "nu '0 was
Thon ca1nc iho Eighth Dacheas Of Oneida, calf less
than year ol. Il seemed II tho audience began
BID, but tho ozcItoont roso nsain as oo os bi6
fn hSn q esnn 5 "a y hG %s MI
70 ssa ieacoa ho ssst osb
Then came Tho Thirtecnh Duchess Of Opeidn, 11r.
Dunean Of 1lnois. starting her .t $ 9oo WHICH Col
h,,ay soj to aIr Ha|ford. representative Of anothor
Ensliah breeder At Sls, co., .,, ~
year and month old. ahe VIA started at 50 900, ana
aftor apirlted contest, was knocked down to Mr.. A.
!. Ae1sndeEo KentSeky' a. sloo gnd M It began to to
4he Tenth puehes. Of ONEIDA, this spr,ngs cali,
George \, nsaiesd, i ksntSeSy: Thsn ths Esssh
md . wa spsey i'd sRd shs was oniy
renlerod to Alexander at SAT 400.
It now aoesned t,nae Indeed TO ea 2 halt, and tho
Fourth Duchess Of Oneida brought $25, 900, and was
awarded 10 E. @. Bedford md T. J. Mogibbcn, OF
kentucky but tho precious Daehcasa vcre now noar-
AZ tho FIrst Duchess of Oneida was led in anxious
fsscs wsre seen o. 81 .es and oo Maa a hs rss
Sss sas' and ssi i axsre a to
II sssx, rsmsnfs "a md b H.
aVs ses issa f: for eTsty s yes5
was reacbod and s1oo bids .nceceicd, but a.
The aaplrants locked horns, the thousands agan arose.
s9a n;y y sho wa' knocked of to mr. ReF
The qnoealy Eighth Duchess. Of Geneva, ths last Of
i b. I Enasa n naSv q S s 1H se
ssssea md sppsaSSd e al NJ
ena .s1 m" oa Mas Of ana
s2oooo ~ two different bidders, which ono Of them
] Z g M a sna fsaSsa s sas sna 1s.s
Sss s sts:s5d s I'D: seity NJ: bssTet 1ased i
'R H. berwick raspondsd %th auetsr
t4oeoo, and roccvod he pr1ze. sues seona oi Wild
enthusiasm mover before Witnessed III aae ring.
A. s s.d snee1s CT peal ia if 1t
soli. Tho fourth Duke Of Oneida, concerning vtose
an tho seventh Duke q oneda, VIC hid two
on h!s fsce sold foE oeo the former to ntr congor
AnT a na1 u tbs Catalogue
old COW, Second Maid Of Oxford. The Third Maid Of
MesbSen, q Kentacks. IT, ?S Tbo ssseath Msa ot Or
i @
Oxford noegn se.rs s old aa In a saortsa her last
FApVu, Al4& HtH 10 nit. dfl6WDlu bunb
Q1fnrd, bcality, sold to HliH1 i Hampton Of Ken
lucky, for ,600 mud her heller calf few days old
sold 1t 5000, to =. F. VanHetor, OF Kentucky. The
English narty started tho l2h Lady Of Oxford, et
$6O00 aud captured her at O20, They also won't fol-
the third Countess of oxford with 5000 starter and
followed her to olOo at which 1rieo theysurrondered
her 10 Mr. Conger Of New York. Col. Morris started
the 12h Mad OF Oxford ut 1000 md obtained her ii
10000.
The Lady Bates family, nnothcr popular lot, came
next, hut, tho English party not wishing my Of them
tho American bidders led It ali ther own way. Tht
ut <3150, and Col King her hefer calf fow days oil!
at 81 o00. Mr. Bedford took the next ut 160, but
paid 400 for tho nsxt, Alr. Connei obtaining one al
s1,C00.
This Rosau,onds. Ave In number, sold from $52s to
t2oso Mr. Drncan q 1llinos, taking one at the lat
ter ,,guro, and Mr. Iii! ons at q lower price:
The BlnoMs ranged from $395 to &, ,500 Mr.. Conger
Of Now York. taking tho highest priced .oucs. Then
Of the WiEyes sort two Of which some Of the
EngliRh party wanted but which Mr. lalfor captured Mt
so0 Ito respectively smon neattie paid $3.50
awynne family, ct which IF: Iarks' herd is largely
composed sold at g. 600 md 81 700 respectively Then
there were many others, not belonging to families,
soId which brought all sorta Of prices: Tho sslo ia
The most remarkable mae, and 1t is probahle
that herd embracing 80 much valuable blood, will
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