New-York tribune., 1897-06-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

Edward Calanan's Son, OF No. 81 West Forty-
fourth-st manages to keep busy right along. ne
made few sales Of carriages In the last week anu
repair work is pouring in He has handsome
wagonette with shifting top and a victoria oy
Brewster & Co. on the floor. which look ike reaoy
money at the prices asked.
J. NJ Quimby Co. are offering large STOCK Oh
carriages purchased from James b. brewster q
Co. at greatly reduced prices The carriages are AZ
their Forty -third-st warerooms. and Mr.. IuckeF
SAYS every vehicle Is guaranteed by Quimoy |o'
George D. King. Of Hillside Stock Farm. spring
boro Penn with city headquarters at the Coio-
RADIO Stable No. 22s West Fifty-eighth-st. says
Last week about as busy as any ween ".'"
season. While there were not so many safes "'a"o'
I had a great many visitors and several safes ar'
pending / sold the pair you mentioned u" 'ao.
sundays Tribune to f. r. Holden, prominent
railroad man of this city, at a handsome hgure.
William H. Gray, OF Nos. % and 22 Wooster-st'' -
offering a number OF open carriages anu tap' ~
the best makers. including victorias. caorio,e's'
breaks phaetons. buckboards. etc., 1T P'ice' "
should insure quick sales.
IF Goodrich & Co. of No 6s4 Broadway. who
haze had a good steady business since April To-
now report business at a standstii' thoueh 'aa'
week they unoaded little secondhand worA
taken in trade for vehicles. great many
buyers Of carriages leave It till the last moment 10
select their vehicles for summer and such were last
weeks buyers generally. The balance OF THIS
month Mr. Adams says, wholesale prices VIII pre-
vail.
The New-York Coach Horse and Cob Company
Of West End-ave. and Seventieth-st. says business
shows no sign OF falling off with them. and 1t looks
as though 1t would continue good all summer lhey
have about one hundred head Of high-class horses.
four-in- hands, tandems pairs. singles saddles and
cobs from l43 to 62, all ready for Immediate nara
work on show They are In receipt Of weekly ship
ments by express in Mr.. Bates's private car, from
their training farm at Hubbard. Ohio.
of ft,a tnlA Ahak or
featuring Company. Prince-st. and Broadway
SAYS: Business continues to improve, notwih-
standing the ateness Of the season a prominent
paper manufacturer of this city, who for years has
dealt with for business wagons. gave an order
on Friday for three business wagons. and on my
showing him over carriage department he was
so much pleased with of our new lightweight
vctoras that he ordered 1t shipped to his place In
the country"
Flandrau & Co.. of Broome-st report fair busi-
ness. Sales being made right along, but moth
ing like a rush is experienced. They have on hand
a line of open carriages and traps for the park
country and seashore; victorias cabrolets. tandem
carts. breaks. gigs. dogcarts, etc. which are
marked at satisfactory prices
Morris Woodruff, Of Nos. 265 and 267 Canal-st..
victoria suitable for one horse. 1t was quickly dis
posed OF to person VINO Tecognizea d's sort souu
ment of surreys. depot wagons, rilnabouts buck
boards etc; his boulevard stanhope Is declared 10
One of the most important yearng sales of the
season. that of the consgnments from the breeding
establishments Of Belle Mead and Ellersle, will be
held at the American Horse Exchange tomorrow
evening They the get Of such sires as lroquols
Longslreet Great Tom fremont. Inspector b.
Luke Blackburn, Loyast. Eolus. Charaxus. Eon
Jim Gray and Montford. out of we-bred mares
The sale of these youngsters. which good judges
pronounce good those studs ever sent forth
almost certain TO bring good prices. The yearngs
which arrived in splendid condition, are now on ex.
hbiton. and car be examined up TO the time OF
sale.
Downey. Duncan & White successors to ]. b.
Brewster & Co., Of Nos 4s7 and 4S9 Fifth-ave; and
No. 1,3 West Ffty-hrst-st.. Offering large
and varied stock Of pleasure vehicles of every de-
scription. by the best makers only, at attractive
prices. The firms j. b. Brewster top wagon con-
tinues to gain in favor. many orders having been
taken for them In the week.
Business continues brisk at the big carriage
near Third-ave. and shows decided improvement
over last year They are stocked with one of the
finest lines OF park traps ana suburban vehicles fh TO
fancies most In demand this season. At their reg
ular semi-weekly auction sales on Tuesday and
Friday last number Of good carriage horses and
servceable horses, together with several carriages.
traps and harnesses were sold al prices which show
that the market for good stock Is firm The firm
horses. ranging from 1873 to lG hands. at private
sale. Among them are several stylish movers with
William Easton will sell the Rancho Del Paso
yearlings at the Eason Companys paddocks
tomorrow afternoon. The consignment includes
near relatives 10 some OF the most famous race
horses Of late years and II size and breeding go for
anything they should command good prices. The
yearling sale will he preceded by sale OF race
horses in training the property OF j. j. McCaferty
and Lewis Elmore beginning promptly at o'clock
3l5. 3l7 and 3l9 West Forty third-s afford special
facilities for the storage Of carriages wagons etc
greatest Is taken IN regard to the cleanliness
OF carriages intrusted to their Keeping.