The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07

The Dealers Say that the Fail Boom q
Almost Here.

Almost Here.
business is on tho improve In the horse
market. and dealers say that they are just
beginning to feel tho effects OF the fall trade
which assumes respectable proportions during
the early days OF September.
The chief event OF the present week will be
the sale OF yearling thoroughbreds by Tat
tersalls. Of New York tim!ted). at their build
ing. Seventh avenue and Fiftietb street 10.
night, beginning at 8 o'clock. They are from
the Chesterbrook stud OF Mr.. A. ]. Cassatt.
Foxhill stud Of Mr.. Rudolph Ellis. and the
Faustiana stud Of the late James B. Prather.
Many prizes are picked IN every year at those
sales. Geo Jay Jay having been bought for
tri6e over 5000 out OF the Faustiana lot last
season. He was sold on Friday to Mr.. Loril-
lard for $1,000. after winning a number Of
races for his former owner. j. j. Coghlsn.
Tho regular weekly auction sales conducted
BY Messrs. Van Tassell Il Kearnsy on Tuesday
and Friday continue to draw big crowds. and
several hundred head OF useful horses cb anRed
hands at fair prices Persons In search Of q
good road horse should communicate with E.
Evans. l.265 Broadway. who offers for sale q
handsome roam eeidinR. capable OF beatlnE
three minutes, A lady can drive him. At
this State. about head q ali KINDS 81 ' horse:
are ra Kept for sale at prices that purchasers will
hnH h most }et, ressonaole. ,..-, ,..,,., !,
the Ioca I %arfst Fairs o. ma,sEsd sarriass
horses. 5000 to sl.7oO: teams Of truck or eA-
III the gaits. sSf5 10 $500 each: driving horses.
1915 to 500 each: business horses. tl75 to $25O
TR. earrsss ssSs to show
% hys Sis1
T. H. Macy c., at SIKH avenue. Thir.
sree q Harness. st Saddles n whrs
And AID everything else necessary for ,he stable
For and
s sure xs ITO
aoubie sa $780, stsSe sna drSins
lap robes: both imported and domestic. water
necesssries will always be found in stock at
rates Which 4 sSnpes BE- bet.e1e ed in the city,
SsHs S .ssans
a. co.fhss Ian
nss q .nd he so ssd md
forms very reasonable. Harness imported and
chasers Will find some very good second hand
v9hsss at 9x PseBs
TO prospective buyers fully 235 different styles
Of Sar5iaRes. made In the latest s.y es and fur
Their suspension victorIas cabriolets. spiders.
ladies' phaetons. and doctors wagons are es-
moderate in price. They also have q number
Of good shop worn and secondhand carriages
at very low rates.
William, 3; Gregg, Of 20 and 20 Wooster
street aud 1913 and $50 Seventh avenue. has an
excellent assortment OF vehicles for ali pur-
poses. His carriages for city use are well
made and reasonable In price.
The Racine Wagon AMI Carriage Company
Of 70 and 81 Wooster street and l51 and 1j3
South Fifth avenue have a very large stock Of
fine earriagss aud buggiss and side-har bug
tons. waRonne,tes.. surveys. oabriolets. and
| other styles will BE- found In great variety at
builders prices Tradesmen will find u COM
rlete stock OF Hrst-class delivery and express
wagons.
j. H. Birch OF Burlington. N. j.. will send his
catalogue OF bis large stock OF harness and
carriages upon application.
The Hudson Wagon Company OF $40 Hudson
street have over l0o new business wagons ct
mauufacturers prices. Tradesmen will do we'll
to look at their wagons. and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
The Standard Stables at $40 West Thirty
eighth street will store wagons and carriages
prices will be found at tho Columbia Wagon
Company. 1922, 424. 1876 West Fifteenth street.