New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.
THE TRADE IN BOTH LINES SHOWS SIGNS OF
PICKING Up.

PICKING Up.
The New-York Coach Horse and Cob Company
OF West-Sxty nnth-st.. has sold several good, all
round hgh-actioned matched pairs and single mar
ness horses during the week. The company always
keeps on hand about 100 well-mannered and thor
oughly acclimated horses. the majority OF them III
for competition in any show ring.
Each partner desiring to devote more time 70
his own particular branch Of the business. the
firm composed OF Frank Ferguson and j. DICK
man Brown. OF No. l29 West Fifty-second-st. well
known dealers In frst-class Vermont and New
York Stat carriage horses. roadsers ana 'rotters
will be dissolved by mutual consent az soon as the
nresent stock OF over $50 head. in all grades and
sizes is disposed Of These horses are well bred In
trottng lines thoroughly broken. well mahhereu'
and will be sold at bargains. The business VIII be
continued at the above address by j. Dickmah
Brown.
r NJ. stIvers in East Thirty-frst-st.. says he had
an unusual run on light traps and victor'as during
the week. His Soudan victoria. got UP IN all
STYLES of trimmings and painting Is simply per-
lection.
]. Curley. corner OF Safest. and Boerum race
Brooklyn, is showing complete assortment OF
fancy traps this week. His collection OF vicoras'
brakes Surveys, phaetohs anu 'u"a"o"'' 10 ""'
the finest in Brooklyn
Mr. Innis Of the Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring Company, OF Canal-st.. reports the sale
of several runabouts and light traps during the
last few days. Frst-class work at moderate prices
is their motto.
W. n. Gray. of Wooster-st has just received
from his factory a number Of v!ctorias and Light
trans in beautiful designs and trimmings. Mr..
GRAY uses four large buildings for the exhibition
of his enormous stock.
The Hilborn Harness Company's store. NO. liz
Chambers-st is a place Of nteres; to every horse
man. Every variety OF harness and horse-hxihg'
is handled by the firm. and a. very low prices
heir Lead n
mounted express harness, complete with collars.
for So ,u,o. o. 70 proadvov and rb,rd-s,.
are showing new designs in hight traps. spider
phaetons, victorias. cabriolets and fine carrages
Special designs built TO order for city or country use
H. NJ. Duncan. F1fth-ave. and Forty-second-st.
reports a steady improvement In business. Among
his sales last week were a number OF Hsnt traps
basket-carts runabouts. wagonettes etc. Mr.. Dun
can has about the largest and most select STOCK
w b Grant will Offer for sale the highest
bidder. on Thursday next. at the American Horse
Exchange twenty head Of hgh-class harness and
saddle horses, CONSIGNED by the Chicago Horse se
NeW-York market by John W. Wilson. well-known
here as a shipper OF fine horses exclusively
Sixty-fourth-st are doing the best business up
town in superior business and heavy draught
horses They have large stock on show. from
winch TO select, and all sales are made subject 10
veterinary examination and trial by purchaser
stock a fine line Of carriages. wagons. harness.
bicycles and traps Of every description. The lib;
three months notes. have already contributed more
than the usual share OF business to the company
Corbeu McAuline. Forty -frst-st near Third
hand carriages their own. Brewster Co.'S. and
nrst-class builders at sreatly reduced prices
G c. Downey. Fifty-frst-st near Seventh,ave.
saws business continues very good. especially In
light vehicles; Mr.. Downey does about the largest
repairing business In the city.
The Mutual Wagon and Carriage Company, at
Eigh,h-ave.. and Hudson St. has in stock about 200
| hand made business wagons, OF their own manu-
I fncfurc at extremely low prices.