New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
uopSr AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

cooroa y King of Hillside Stock Farm spring
horo penn. with city headquarters al 'he Co'orauo
stables No. 225 West Fifty-eghths''' SUI so
very good pairs the first part Of the week a, prices
-, froro $500 to 81. 600. Mr. King left TINS CITY
tar ,be farm on Thursday. and will be back win
anotber carload of the usual "aH darh coiois
tomorrow. ,. r,ooo prook
~, oous attention TO his stock of new spring ana
summer vehicles. He also has an extensive assoi'
800. ~ secondhand cabriolets carts and traps
which he ia sacrificing to make room for ne"
stock. ~ r,.ro
NJ Ouinby & Co.. the Newark. ~ j.. carriage
,,,uders have purchased the entire stock or James
u prews,er e. Co. and are offering all the finished
carriages at the Brewster warerooms' NO oi' west
Forty-third-st. ,,,,
Flandrau & Co.. the Broome-st. carriage ou'iu-
ers are showing a complete line OF rich carriages
and traps the painting and finish being done win
,he greatest care and with special reference to the
type of vehicle shown.
Tho big carriage house OF Van Tassell & Kearney
IN Thirteenth-st near Third-ave. reports the
usual activity in their carriage department quite
q number Of sales were made In the last week
many OF them 10 out-of-town buyers The STOCK
embraces everything in the carriage line from
ponv cart 10 a four-in-hapd, and the prices asked
arc never extravagant. The firms regular semi
weekly auction sales on Tuesdays and Fridays con-
tinue TO attract large crowds Of buyers. and the
bidding for the last month has been spirited. The
house has over hundred high-class carriage
horses on private sale. all thoroughly seasoned.
well-mannered and guaranteed sound.
William H. Gray OF Nos. 20 and % Wooser-st.
reports several good sales in the last week, VIC
torias having the call Mr.. Gray has marked sew
era Of those fashionable carriages at prices which
should insure their speedy sale
Morris Woodhulrs large warerooms. at Nos. 255
and 267 Canal-st.. entirely taken up by pleasure
vehicles OF his make-surreys, runabouts
buckboards. etc. handsomely gotten up VIC
toria, suitable for one or two horses is marked at
a very tempting price.
Mr. Innis, of the Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring Company. Prince-st. and Broadway
says: "Our business in the last month has
been the heaviest ever had. and, what is still
better. the demand continues. and is for higher
priced vehicles than heretofore" Every vehicle on
the four big floors is from the firms factories.
South Bend. Ind and in style, finish. durability
and price leave nothing to be desired:
fourth-st., has a number OF fine fancy traps and
carts in stock. Mr.. Callahan is much pleased with
the business OF the last month. and says the sea-
sons trade so far has been very satisfactory.
f. E. Melvin. OF John More & Co.'S harness and
saddlery warerooms. in the American Horse Ex-
change Building. reports last weeks business as
being the best Of the season. An inspection of
their stock will repay the seekers after irstclass
one hundred and thirty. head of thoroughbred
Thomas. Clay & Woodford. w. 5. Barnes and other
prominent breeders, arrived at the American Horse
Exchange on THURSDAY last by special train from
Kentucky. The owners. who came as invited
guests OF the Exchange, occupied palace-cars on
the same train. The trip was made In the fastest
time record. The train was covered with can
vas signs advertising the sale which takes place at
the Exchange. Broadway and Fiftieth-st.. to-mor-
row and Tuesday evenings at O'Clock by electric
light. The yearlings are comfortably housed in
box stalls I'm the ring Of the Exchange. and be
and examined up TO the time OF sale. They
are one OF the best lots that ever left Kentucky.
not a single Gull being among them.
". B Fasig Co. will sell at the American
Horse Exchange on Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings and on Saturday afternoon
next about 20 head OF high-cass trotting stock
number OF trotters with very fast records have
been consigned TO this sale.
june has opened with rush OF business al No.
cS4 Broadway, where j. +. Goodrich & Co. have
headquarters. Fourteen sold carriages stood on
their floors Friday awaiting shpment-substan-
tal evidence Of the popularity OF their manu-
factures-whle the bulk Of the sales Of the last
week has been Of extension-top and canopy-top
cabrioets depot wagons, wagonettes and light
traps. Purchasers found for a handsome