New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES

William Easton announces the following sales OF
thoroughbred yearngs by the Easton Company, to
be ned at their sales pa ddocks Sheepshead Bay:
| The Rancho del Paso yearlings June 81, % and
%; the Nursery yearlings June %: the Caseton
| Stud yearlings. July and :: the Hurricane Stud
yearlinGs August a. and dates to he selected
| the Beaumont ana Elmend0rf yearlinCs as well as
those from other prominent breeding establishments
! c. c. Schidwachter Park-ave and One-hundred-
d-twenty-eehth-st. reports very good business
He has fine line of Surveys. runabouts vicoras
and traps Of all kinds and the prices asked are
never extravagant.
Two great sales will take place this week under
w d. Grand's management a; the American Horse
Exchange On Tuesday at Il a. m. the annual spring
sale of c. j. e. Fl. Hamn's standardized carriage
horses from the famous Village Farm at East Aurora
y. Y. will be held. These conss. OF matched pairs
Of carriage horses and cobs. leaders and wheelers
for fours and tandems. with speed up sixteen
miles an hour: stylish single harness horses. ncu5-
ing Prince Charming and other prize-wnner az the
Boston Horse Show. all sired by MambrI.o King.
Amont Jr. Prince Regent and Chimes. cut OF tho
best and most approved types OF trottng bred mares
on the Village Farm He will also sell the same
day at p. ]. E. Wideners entire private stable.
consisting of twenty-sx head show horses.
lected regardless OF cost all thu United States
All have been in Mr.. Wideners possession some
time. have been regularly driven by him and
ready for immediate use
Flandrau e. Co., of Broone-st., Just off Broadway,
putting forth their best efforts 10 meet their
steadily increasing trade. They showing tn,
richest stock of vehicles they have manufact-
ured. among which many designs This
firm says that the much heralded demand for motor
vehicles has not yet been made evident though the
firm has built two and will take orders for anything
Of this kind that is required.
The Whitman G. Barnes Manufacturing Company,
of No. III Chambers st, reports such demand from
horsenlen all the country for the Gibbs paten;
rubber cushioned horseshoe that Its presen: rubber
plant Is inadequate 10 supply 1t, and a larger and
more complete will have to be built Immediately.
William II. Gray. Of Wooster-st.. Canal-st..
reports remarkably good business IN the last week.
Quite number who to town TO attend the
Grant ceremonies combined business with pleasure
and gave Mr.. Gray call. with the result that he Is
shipping many ou:-Of-town orders.
The carriage house OF NJ. F. Barnes Is convenient
for uptown buyers. Its location. at Seventy-sixth-st
and the Western Boulevard. is central fo- all who
live west OF and above the Park The character and
quality Of the new work and repairs out from
his SHOP ara IN respect trustworthy The Barnes
building offers excellent facilities for the storage Of
carriages during the summer months At present
there are some bargains In light traps on the floor
and carriages OF any style will ns made up on order
George ID. King OF Hillside Stoc6 Farm Spring
boro Penn, is now at the Colorado Stable. No 225
West Fify-eighth-st. He has several matched
pairs and single harness horses, with plenty of
style and action. and expects another carload from
ranging in price from $500 to $500. both here and
at the farm in the last week. and every opportunity
is given customers to examine and try stock be-
fore buying
s. T. SniHsn In charge Of W. D. Grand's car
RAG, department. at the American Horse Ex-
change reports busy week. He is showing a
complete line Of fine carriages, for city or country
use. and the prices asked surprisingly low
John More & Co. Of London. have opened a har-
ness and saddiery exchange In the American Horse
Exchange Building. Fiftieth-s.. and Broadway
Sorss a rae are Sermg every requisite for the
snip, quality and style Of goods guaranteed Of
Downey. Duncan & White. successors TO J. b
srewsteE & Co, Nos. 49, and 4S9 Fifth-avs. and
FOX the and their snss for 'F fht t51
month Of Apr! foot up a larger amount than was
holiday was more than balanced by the number
Of out-oflown buyers the Gran; ceremonies
for the celebrated j. B. Brewster top wagon. Of
which 1t Is me sole manufacturer.
in Thirteenth-st.. near Thrd-ave.. is doing TIE
biggest business it has done in years. The nrm
4 miniature pony cart to a fourth hand drag Its
display Of spring and summer carriages dos-a.dos
abouts, four and two wheeled dog carts, buck
Vhs IS and f" the pq 9hG are Sps
low as. consistent with the high grade OF goods d
successful big, crowd Of buyers, mary mar i from
out of town, was In attendance and good prices
about fifty head of high-cass horses Including
matched pairs, single brougham or dog-cart horses
and roadsters. which are being offered at private
sale.
Mr.. Innis, of the studebaker Brothers Manu-
Company OF Prince-st and Broadway |
says: we had crowds Of lockers. and made a
goods to Louisville Cleveland and Boston, and |
our local trade quite brisk" All the firms |
stock OF carriages and traps is manufactured at |
its factories at South Bend, Ind, and is of the
very highest quality Of workmanship and mate
rial and Of the most fashionable make and design
r. S. Luqueer Co. OF No. 81 Murray-st, have
fine line Of horse clothing and stable requisites
as well as everything in the harness and saddlery
line in stock They are selling a number of sample
used by their statesmen on tho road at
less than the cost to manufacture.