The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
Lots OF Activity In Roth Industries These
BRIGHT Dayn.

New Workers never had better weather for
driving than at present, and. as oonse-
auence. the horse market is brisk. with de-
mand for matched pairs Of carriage horses.
roadsters, and saddle horses with all the gaits.
Messrs. Van Tassell Kearney disposed Of .
great many stylish carriage. saddle. and driv.
ing horses during the past week. tho consign-
ments from Mr.. John H. Shults's Parkville
Farm being eagerly sought after. The regular
Tuesday and Friday sales conducted by this
Arm are very largely attended.
The American Horse Exchange tLimited)
announce that their fifth grand fall sale will
commence on Wednesday. OCT. Fl. at IL
O'Clock. Horses. carriages. and harness, con-
signed by well-known New York gentlemen.
will be offered. In tho collection will be found
matched pairs Of seasoned and highly trained
coach and phaeton horses. single harness and
fast road horses. saddle horses with good
mouths and manners. high-stepping cobs, and
children's ponies.
To insure insertion IN the advance catalogue,
which will be mailed to tho principal horse
owners in the district, entries should reach
the Horse Exchange on or before Oct. H.
Horses and carriages win be met at railroad
depot or pier on receipt Of instructions to that
effect. Commencing with the present season.
the commission for selling horses and car
riages will be s per cent. instead Of 10 per
cam An n inpor sG English pony o, capital man.
ners: 9 years OLD and d., Bsrfsct besuty. Is
500. This pony Is fast. under saddle or In
harness. and should be bargain at the price
The touch Of cool weather Of last week gave
an increased impetus to the fall and winter
carrage tr q and many prospective CUSTOM
The carriages for the coming season differ but
ments and small changes in style may be
FIssdrap c. v 81 81: ST. $40 groome stree.
and ao Broadway end Mfty;arst street have q
her q
beauty and Ane, ), workmanship in the carriage
horse broushams ylctorlas. caSrioless. r o
are always Eept in stool. and purehsser s viii
find the prices extremely reasonable for first
Van Tassell & Kearney Of 100 and 1872 East
Thirteenth street have their enormous ware
roS1oos GO%Rsttey ed Eth
stocked with hundreds Of fine turnouts. eI-
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With he asess
styles, and the high; grade domestic and i'm.
Sna conp.n, OF
151-153 South Fifth avenue is one Of the best
places in the city for the man to visit who
wants to find flrst-class business or delivery
wagon. Al styles VIII be found there. made
material. which will bear the roughest wear
and tear Of any city delivery business. Their
light delivery wagons single and double
trucks true open and closed express wagons hnd
be appreciated. City driving carriages. har-
Iowdon; Pond / Co. q broadway and Forty-
seventh street are making an enormous reduo-
varieties. Harness can also be obtained at
's FRe ~ Ele Ssboook Company o, 400 400,
Az as IL
Of beauty and stability their Vehicles stand as
road wagons are particularly worthy Of in
- r. NJ. Stivers Of IA. 14e. 148. $50. and 152
East Thirty first street have q complete and
ans. and othor fali styles. PnrcSasers o viii
find that very reasonable prices prevail. and
%m H. Gray 70 q y - and 10 Wooster street
has most complete stock Of carriages and
harness. All styles OF vehicles will be found
at prices within the reach Of all classes Of
. Edward Callanan's Sons at 81 West Forty
fourth street are first-class carriage builders
!, Bradley Z Go. Of IA Warren street have q
large stock Of handsome surreys: buggies. and
Excellent business and express wagons will
$40 Hudson street. They are strongly made
and sell at Manufacturers prices.