The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE
Not Much Activity In Either Industry at
Present

There is absolutely nothing new to report in
the horse market, business being compare
lively dull save In tho thoroughbred depart
ment. where extensive sales are being held
weekly. High stepping. well-matched car
riage pairs command ready sale. but there is
little inquiry for other members OF the equine
family.
The regular weekly auction sales conducted
by Messrs. Van Tassell & Kearncy always
draw a crowd to- their repository in East Thir-
teenth street. Prices ruled lower than usual
but dealers do not look for much change unit
September
Business men all know that 1t takes several
days for trade to round to after holiday early
in the week. There proved to be no exception
to this rule In the carriage trade last week.
and consequently there is nothing new to re-
port. Lowdon. Pond Co. broadway and For
to ther aV dspy Of o S
riages They are arranged for two. four. six,
eight. and ten. passengers. and are made UP in
aSo Sids IN co at JUS B 81 always
turn out q well made and finely finished yehi-
but make u specially OF their patented triple
Surveys and ckboards. which are construct
cd to two to four
incnt at Van Tassell Il Koarney's, 100 to IL?
East Thirteenth street, contains an unusual
very light omnibus wagonette. Having had
praescsy neS ss edy s@s on
the other departments Of this establishment.
IN HS 81 o %e
branch at least excel their competitors. Tho
trade and public alike concede them the honor
| Of making the best rockaways. These they
build in all styles and sizes. and always keep
large assortment OF them on hand. Other
specialties OF this house are Berlin coaches
It would not be stretching point to call the
depository Of Ilandrau CO. at Broadway and
trade. for. go whore you will. You will not find
more beauty in style and finish than in the
latest styles and their prices are the lowest
for prompt cash. -
For nearly half q century William H. Gray
has been established in the carriage trade in
| this city. His stock never contained anything
but Il the ~ best. His present repository. at 70
assortment Of domestic and imported car
riuges. harness. &c.. including some very
logqe and index the various kinds Of vehicles
made by the StqGebabG5 brothEs 1 cana
street. would be no small jGb Their New
trucks. harness. robes. &c. An intending pur-
chaser would undoubtedly profit by visit to
this house. where the prices are very moder-
The Bradley surreys with extension tors.
splendid family vehicles They Hrs MADE
! else manufactured by this company, are first
| York branch is at IA Warren street. The Fl. n.
Bahcock Company. 4Os to Az Broome street
| mako IA business OF furnishing estates with
line their broughams are very superior
| vehicles fine assortment ;, of road
| wagons may he seen at their repository. Tho
| brougbams. victorias. and cabriolets made by
H. NJ: Stiyers. IA to 152 East Thirty-tirst
grand and luxurious. One of the pioneers in
the business. Mr., Stivers. has for years set the
| style in several branches Of his trade, His
greater sale than any other modern vehicle:
| Z. T. Westerfleld builds sprn Killing, trucks OF
| every kind. j. II. Birch. carriage builder. Of
Burlington. N. j.. will send his catalogue to
any address,, wagon for any business can
he had Of the Mutual Wagon and Carriage
| Company. 5So Hudson street