The sun., 1893-10-24
TINE Honsr AND o4nnr4os rnADn
Quite = Demand for Good Stock. and Fair
Prices Heeeivsd as . lsuIe.

| Quite = ueunnu Tor 8ooo ftocks ana fnIr
| Prices Heeeived as y RuIe.
Taking everything into consideration. deal.
ers and manufacturers In the horse and car.
riaRe trade have very little to complain Of
This will be an OF week In tho horse market,
as no special sales ofany consequence are an
nounced. Van Tassell Il Kearney's regular
weekly sale will tako place to-day at their OK
| chnngeon East Thirteenth street. The entry
lists are large. and choice collection OF horses
and carriages will be offered.
The standard quotations In the local horse
market last week were: Well atched car
riage pairs. $3.50 to 5000: coach pairs. $275 to
$S25: good driving horses. 5000 to $500: fast
| road horses, S375 to 5000: business horses
and those suitable for doctors RiEs. &c. $3.50
| upward; truck horses. S125 upward: railroad
and contractors horsos. 500 upward.
The studebaker Brothers' Manufacturing
Company. 2o5 and 2o7 Canal street, have q
hne assortment OF broughams. landnus. cab.
riolets, victorias. and all the latest styles In
fall traps and fancy wagons. besides o large
SELECTION %aI, %. Of m business wagons snd trucks
near being perfect as sf lied Work kmsnsRip and
tractors wagons and patsnt strsst sprinkisrs
thss are Ts sn9p,sd sn9 WITH all 5ades
s7 street osr an nnasSa dspsy
prices. :. Their second hand department is
to ys hunters would
AT Al Van TMsssell IA q Kearneys repository; 13o-
that moves on wheels can 'bc had at rs reasona.
bic prices. This old established and popular
ish Q, their new style brousham%s SANDS and stan and dard ard
family carriages. In. second. hand vehicles
they have complete line Of all styles in per-
ys5s sss' Il Ira dsssa. SsEss .ad Iii ae
canal 'Gda street. Srubs Is not on
well supplied with carriages. but has o big coll
lection q business wagons which he offers
Edyard Callanan!s Son. 81 West Forty
street 1 ENJOYING on the
he sells them as cheap rs any one In tho trade
His secondhand department contains some
rare bargains. In hrst-class repairing Calla-
At Central Park, Long Island. J. Walsh has
pss Is sre soaa ,or
perfectly drained. Horses are taken 70 board ard
The Public Guessed Right at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 2a-The track today was . sea Of
mud. Tho public sized up tho winners with astonish-
ing Certainty and nearly book in tho ring
ported losses. Four favorites finished nrst and the
other two winners were well played at comfortable
odds. Tho summaries;
First Raee.one and three, ,eghths miles, Chaunesy.
11b. . to Nelsnnl won: Joe Carter, l15 to ] (Mc.
Gauieyh second: Transit ll5, s TO (dorris). third
Second Rsee-Five furlongs Robin Hood, lo2 4 to
fHnml won: Jack Lowell 1o2. y to 1 (F. WiiliAmsl
second; Shadow. 10l TO Carter third Time. :0x
Third u Rscs.ssven and hs!f rnriongs Chsadar.
Marie Gors lo7 n: Williams 0ssI4 ssii4
Fourth Race-Fivs furlonss Acilojam, 1877 even |
Ifoster), won Arizona 12I. to (h1rphyl second; |
Bolivar, l27, q to tHowe). third. Time. l,06,<
Eiith RacoMFour and half furiongs Frant Hart.
seIs second varuna, 0s. Ito (HRpaG third. Time.
Sixth Raos-six and half furltnes. vanwart 1on |
TO IMorris), won; III spent do6 TO- Johnsonl
The following arc the entries for Tuesday:
First Race-Five furiongs !.azxle McDuG 100: Bell
sarius, 1O7 Rancosas. I02; Sonora 1O2; DiAvoo 1O2
zingarA. 30: W5an. %; Heads or Tails y7; sweet
ssscs X, .urons, g. and Iyndhpr.
ss Ssss SsSSs.ss so6 III; 6sisnshs ,g Ss Lou Lou
Third Race-Five eighths OF q mile. Amos A.. ia; |
and Topgallaut ITO: Censor shellbark, |
aud jersey iOo; Banie Mansfield and yerbsna 1O3;
rlSg. 4. afans c"Caiia Con Lacsy Rumson and
:, Fourth ,Gsoe,0ns and onesixteenth miles West.
Deception and Phiiora, O5 W.
Fifth Race-folE and half furlongs Innocent lo6: |
Doc Birch. 1o5: Mary Wnnifrcd geldng. beauty colt
wentworth Dart, and sparrowgrass colt, 100: Al
"a nthraeits sing Ching. Chance. Miss Nellie. Psyche
sixth Raoe-seven-eighths of mile. julie O., King.
om Caracus Silver Prince. Juggisr. Paradise Ralph
ee B. Arnophono. and Van Wart, Il6.