New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

I'VE are constantly getting In carriages from tho
factories and shipping them out again fast as
received" says Tcsontatvc OF the big carriage
house Of Van Tasseu < Kearncy In Thirteenth
ST.. near Thrd-ave. The firm caters to the best
class OF trade n good many OF IT'S customers being
on their books FOR the last twenty-five years. ana
tho now generation OF carriage luyers. instructed
by their elders as to whore 20 get fair dealing pur
chase there and recommend their friends TO patron
lie tho old house Tho harness department con-
tans everything IN the harness line Of the highest
grade in STYLE quality and workmanship. and at
minimum rate Il profit. The regular scm-weckly
auction sales ON Tuesday and Friday last were
perhaps the best OF the season. About two hun
drel lots were on the catalogue each day. and
everything WIS sold few sample prices show
how brisk the competition WI: \ seal brown road
mare. $40; roam scli.ng. IL. pair black mares.
sO victoria. $50. pair chestnut cohs. 80. chestnut
troti.ng mare. $50. bay road mare S55. pair bay
seldings. SIS. pair blacks s25 and mahogany sad
die and harness mare. SO To an inquiry as 20
business. Elliot Lafctra. In charge Of the private
sale department FOR coach horses. said. business
IS all right" and pointing to team OF bay cobs
leaving the premises, remarked: There goes
team | am shipping TO customer IN New-Hayen
which should make grand pair OF show horses.
Wo made several good sales this week. and We
havc plenty 81 the right sort from Kentucky and
Northern New-York stu IN the stables"
J. y Brewster & Co.. Old Guard Armory Build
ing. broadway and Forty-nnth-st. report salts
factory weeks business The firm had more than
tho usual number OF looxers. and many good sales
werc made. including yctoras. wagonettes. beach
and station wagons and fancy traps. while the
factory az 30 lB Yves, Fiiy-nrst-s;.. is being run
TO rs fun capacity turning out order work.
The sale OF thoroughbred year!lngs. the get OF
Hanover. Strathmoro. Pirate o, Pcnzancs and
Iamplighter from the McGrathlanl and Runny-
rncde studs which Will take place at the American
Horse Exchange tomorrow evening mt o'clock. IS
attracting the attention OF turfmen IN all parts OK
the country. Experts pronounce them the best lot
OF youngsters tfat has eyer left those famous
establishments. They will be on view at the ox-
change up TO the time OF sale.
william Durlaud OF DuranFs Riding Academy.
f. preparing for tho opening OF his branch Mt
Saratoga on July /. The demand FOR saddle horses
this season IL wonderful. so much so that Mr.. Dur
land is being kept constantly on the so TO supply
hts patrons. many OF whom have not yet left
William H. Gray. Of Nos. 20 and % Woosters'..
says: iIade - k'DL ~ Il's'NI We are haFlnS
From on our summer cdrriagcs vii De- marked
at such prices as should insure their entire closing
The Broomc-st. carriage house of Tlandrau &
CO. carries every variety OF vehicle I'm stock. and
makes a specially OF building To order from spe-
clal designs carriages OF the highest grade at rca
The Sudcbakcr Bros. Manufacturing Company
broadway and Pr.uce-st.. report, remarkable sci
sons business. which up 10 date show no sign OF
abatement. The nrm handles a full line OF high
grade carriages entirely Of Its own manufacture.
and IL aims 10 give the best material ana work
manship. with the most correct styles. At Il small
margin OF profit
Edward Ca.lanan's Son. No 81 West Forty fourth
ST.. reports fair trade In the last week. lie has
IN stock several runahouts, top wagons. Surveys
and .ictorias which should command ready mar
ket.
NJ G. Bycrs. of the Park Sale and Exchange
stables. No p West Sixty-second-st., said he had
been busy showing and selling. and that he had
some good sales pending. which he hoped TO put
through early THIS week. Mr.. Eyers has for many
years made a special feature Of high-class rotting
bred carriage horses from Kentucky and Michigan.
lie has now about fOrty-hve head In his stables
and these Will he reinforced by another shipment
this week, which he hopes to dispose OF 10 those
who have not provided for their summer wants
The New York Coach Horse and Cob Company.
West Fnd-ave and Scyentieth-st. Is busy shaping
M It's horses for the Long Branch show. at which
II intends trotting out several new ones. unless
they are sold in The mean time. Louis Cohn Sec
ret4ry Of the company reports good sales right
along, but rush He says that the hundred
head now on hand contain about the most promis-
ing material the company has offered for sale