The sun., 1889-11-11
TIE HoRsg AND cARR1AoE raADE.
bargains In Trotters and Other Horses
GOOD Tire 60 1uy Tnrnouts.


OF rain interfered sadly with the sale Of horses
Nevertheless there we're few sales In East
Thirteenth and Twenty-fourth streets, and
the dealers managed TO keep things going.
The event In trottinR- horse circles was the
sale at auction Of White Hat McCarty's trotters
and roadsters at the Boulevard Riding Acad-
emy. There was good attendance, but the
prices paid were nat extravaRantly high. Mr..
McCarty's bay pacing geldlng CtDsar, that after
less than six weeks handling paced a
mile over the rather slow track mt Fleet
wood In 2:20. brought $2.G50. TIE
gelding was purchased In partnership
by NJ. F. Dakin and Jesse Yereance The crack
trotter Of the lot HidalEo, with record Of
2;27yS, went for $2,050. The others we're dis
posed OF at much lower prices Mr.. Crawford,
who had nine horses entered for the SALE when
he saw how poor the bidding was, withdrew
flve OF his horses.
Trotters by Kentucky Prince Dictator. and
other sires went for rather low prices at Peter
c. KeloRes fall combination sale at the Amer
lean Horse Exchange Zenobia, b. M, 5, by
Young Jim. dam Claire. brought the highest
price. $1,000.
Wilmurt q Jarvis will sell pair OF fine coach
horses, 16 hands, high steppers, at the Harlem
Horse Exchange, commencing at 1880 A. NJ.
to-day. They will also have twenty business
| and carriage horses OF excellent quality. There
| will be fine lot Of horses offered at Tuesdays
and Fridays sale at Van Tassell & Kearney's
auction rooms. Brisk bidding is expected for
| good stock.
| The American Horse Exchange, limited will
offer at their regular weekly sale next Wednes-
day cross match team, bay and dun, the prop
erty OF Mr.. Francis T. Underhill. and gray
gelding. 6 years old. belonging to Mr.. Hamil-
ton Cary. besides large number OF other
| h,r p,o lot Hapt tt,ol-, liz 4 I,o.
ness horses, trained for ladies' and gen tlemen's
use OF stylish colors. may be found at Dur
lands Riding Academy. They are OF all sizes
| and are sound and kind
| There Is not much OF q demand for railroad
ers at present Work and delivery horses are
selling all the time at from t175 to $780, Tne
former price Is for animals weighing from 1850
to 1,200 pounds, and the latter for from 800 to
5000 to ST $40 pair: railroaders $40 to SifO;
saddle horses from $3.50 to $500
down severaI denrees since last veet ahe HTphe Hphe
weather is entirely to blame for this. as on
rainy days no one cares to Invest in turnout
Dealers who have large stock OF sleiRhs and
| mid winter goods on hand keep up u cheerful
countenance. and have hopes of a good season.
supply OF sleighs., hesitate to do so.
and prefer awaiting further develop
rlskine SE their III Rard.earned money in doubtful
stock. Business in carriages is quite brisk, all
the dealers Dulldlng mncn 10 OrQer nn0 send
but it isn't Just what It ought, to be in the
month OF November when every dealer should
Christmas will soon be here again. aud every
body expects to do . flourishing business then.
But il the bad weather continues much longer
their expectations will be knocked into
Mr. William II. Bradley, 1870 Broadway, re-
ports good business in broughams. landaus.
coaches, L carts, ard victoriBs. His big place
plann 1apnn1.hnnH
buggy to n finely finished victoria. His prices
are moderate. and an inspection OF his wares
would be a better recommendation than could
be conveyed in writing. Mr.. Bradley has sev-
eral second hand carriages as we'll as wagons
If you arc a stanRer In town and are looking
about for q reliable establishment where you
lap robe. a visit to Mr. John Moore's place, 1t 50
Warren street, may be Of service to you. Here
ed 6esdes the 1s sId dssg aeo1e
moderase sf prices Moore Y has i9r sFFs sfFs
Messrs Tiandrau & Co.. 372-s76 Broome
their usual big stock. They have every con-
eeiva6le kind id,. 81 vehicle on hand that one
bronGhnms. rockaways. Us. landaus. 'SGel Victorias.
buGEies. Wagonettes phaetons. road wagons;
and ca6roets Of every knd and
ways have, on hand. Their goods are war
ranted and can be commended to everybody. !
over 100 different specimens, which have been |
fixed up 20 as 10 look as good as new.
harness. saddlery. and Stable requisites is in a !
big hall on the third floor of r. r. Macy & Co.'S |
Ts %
on hand everything pertaining to a frst-class
IT. FHm the ehsapest
single harness range from S. "a to t9a.99, which
harness from S23 IL to sl99. Besides, they have
a big line of blankets and robes as we'll as of
SsS Sir. william fH Il. Gray of 2o-22 Wooster street
is the sole agent age for & the celebrated Easter road
filled entirely with these carts, both for. one
and for two passengers. They are built Of the
unsurpassed for style finish. and durability
Mr.. Gray also has a big stock of second hand
carriages, which lie sells at remarkably low
The Racine Wagon and Carriage Company,
l53I 100 Surfing street. continue 70 do big
stock. made in their Western factory. suitable
for all kinds OF delivery and express work.
Tm i making snd OF dry
and double trucks. and light delivery wagons
for country nse. One floor OF their Spring
Teys and road carts, Mr. T. j. smi h, The man SHa
ager OF tho New York office, said The other day:
bigger WITH are Feesne
ioaGs a Of goods @ IRON h the West West great deal of
E9sn s =; shipped o again without being
,Conlmercing at 1880 4. NJ, this morning.
there will be Il sule of u fine lot OF carriages
and harness at tho Harlem Horse Exchange.
2l1 -2l3 East Tooth street. Tho lot includes O
surrey. three sde-bar road wag-
ons n GIG and sully, eighteen sets of harness.
and lurge quantity OF blankets robes and
stable accessories.
Edward Callanans Son, 81 West Forty-fourth
street, Is Offering some fine bargains in second
hand carriages. broughams. landaus. and
'oupGf. all in flrst-class order and ready for
immediate uso. lie is making y specially OF
Inc carriage repairing, doing thorough work
IT moderate prices. lie has Just finished prep
lrations for sleigh repairing on an extensive
scale, SO as to reduce tho cost as much rs pos
,lble.
One hundred band made business wagons, to
'ult all purposes, can be seen at the New York
Wagon Companys warehouse. 5S5 Hudson
street. corner OF Bank. They are for sale at
and are guaranteed to be thor
)ughy made.
The Hudson Wagon Company. $40 Hudson
treet. are doing a big business in strong de-
livery wagons OF all styles, both new and sec
md hand. Their goods are fully warranted.
Citizen Train IL Himself AGaIu.