New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
uoPSr AVID CARRIiGE TRADE NOTES.

y NJ stivers OF East Thirty -hrsi-s' near ThiIu-
ave carries an extensive line OF carriages o' ."e
latest uai,.rns Mr.. Stiv'rs reports th" hummer
-, ,.onlo have been looking az seighs. OF which he
has a full assortment ranging from the speed cut
80 D., ia. l,xIrioua,y upholstered Turkish sleigh
r-l.rdrau 4 CO. OF Broome-st.. report that they
have sold n number OF new broushains ana Se'e'"-
secondhand ones The coming or winter mas
evidently spurred many to place in their stables sea
.or,hle carriages or slcighs for family use judging
,ro tho present inquiries for close carriages Inns
house expects to do an unusually heavy ou"'nes
this winter IA.
] f. Goodrich 6 Co. OF No SN broadway INVITE
the attention OF hotel men to the elegant omnipuses
tins, furnished TO the Waldorf Astoria ana the hoi-
land House through William seaich 4 Son. OF
Thirty sccond-st They are handsome ana co"p'e'e
Trade has been surprisingly good In this house IN
IN. last week several sales having been maze OF
broughnms rockaways and depot wagons
Downey Duncan n White. successors TO J. r.
brewster & Co. Nos fs' and f'9 fi'th-aVe ana NO.
i43 West Fifty-hrst-st. have In their warerooms
comple,c display 81 broughams. extension DrouRh-
am, opera buses and other seasonable carriages.
and hvers can hardly fail select vehicles to their
taste The Arms stock OF traps and light work
wagons Is also large and varied Including styles not
20 he found elsewhere. They are taking orders now
for J. B Brewster top wagons 10 come out III 'he
spring which they are making In two styles one
he,ng the wel-known Windsor wagon and tho other
70 supply the demand OF those who ike an elliptic
snrInS wagon. Trade for November showed an I'M
nrovemen, over the same month last year
The American Horse Exchange IL one OF the busi-
es, placcs uptown nowadays Between Its public
sales under the management OF w. ID. Grand and
me sales made by the private dealers about three
hundred head OF horses disposed OF weekly. The
exchange is daily becoming more OF headquarters
for foreign buyers who eager for opportunities
70 secure good horses and many OF the hes, offer
ings nj the recent sales were secured by them.
rne carriage house OF Van Tassel a kcarney, In
Thirteenth-st near Third-aye.. reports many sales
az hoh ncw and second hand winter carriages In the
last week Second-ha broughams al 800 and
thereabouts and Vctorias $500 and $3.50 show that
buyers not afraid 10 pay for good vehicles The
firm has almost every thing In sleighs from cutter
10 IA family sleigh ana at right prices. Inc regular
semi-weekly auction sales on Tuesday and Friday
proyed fully satisfactory. both In the matter Of
attendance and In the prices realized. az at any time
partrnent says I'VE sold some handsome and
yiceable coach teams and few brougham horses
during the week. and We have some fine stock left.
which II the number OF lockers count for anything.
should not last very long. However. are break
ina and acc,imatIng others to replace them"
The Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company.
Prince-st and Broadway. reports steadily increas-
ing business In the finer grades OF carriages The
opera buses Ia large and varied and adds to Its rep
uaton for turning OUT good work.
George ID. King & Son. OF Hillside Stock Farm,
the Colorado Stables. No 225 West Fifty-eighh-st..
report a fair business in the last week They have
"A number OF nicely matched pairs, all dark coors.
taking some horses to Washington In January
Edward Caanan's Son, No 81 West Forty fourth
ST.. been busy this fall with hishgrade repair
ing and order work He has handsome landau
and brousham. both newly done up. fitted with rub
Der tires and practically as good ~ new which can
| BE- secured at reasonable fglreA