New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOIEH'

When on last Tuesday. after a day balmy enough
for swallows TO come home again. the second ell
ton Of a blizzard made its appearance the hearts
OF the men who constitute tho horse and carriage
trade OF this city sank within them. visions OF
me advent Of the ong-looked-for business revival
vanished Ike the wealth Of Wall street lamo' ana
everybody settled back disgruntled but hopeful or
better days to come Had the weather continued
on the lines it set out for on Mondsy there w4ul9
undoubtedly have taken place a marked revival OF
ACTIVITY I'm the horse market as well as In the car
rage trade.
Mr. Doerr Of the Ffss. Doerr Carroll Horse
Company complains of the injurious erect that
the New York Auto-Truck Company mas upon the
sale of heavy draught and truck horses. lie says
the talk OF what that company Is going TO do In
revolulonizng the trucking business In this city
has brought about a state OF almost CONSERVATION
among people engaged I'm that business. and conse-
truck horses gre being made. pending the deyeop-
ment Of Cookers auto-truck scheme. MT poerr
does not look for permanence OF the present
state OF affairs
~ c. Byers the well known dealer In high-class
horses. whose stables IN Slxty-second-st, between
the Boulevard and Central Park. are one of the
prominent old landmarks Of that section OF the
city, returned recently from the West, where, on an
extensive Of exploration he picked up lot or
horses the superior OF which, he says, nave never
been seen I'm any sale stable I'm New-York. II il
true that the stables OF Mr.. Byers contain fine
aggregation Of high-class horses. There are close
To a hundred head OF spirited and high stepping
animals in matched pairs. single cobs, fast road
sters and trained saddle and driving horses.
Among his saddle horses he has the famous Mid
night. by Black Squirrel. champion who won four
prizes at fairs IN Tennessee and Kentucky Mid
night Is ma gnificent animal, graceful and spirited
In action.
J. h. Brewster & Co.. in the Old Guard Building,
Broadway and Forty -ninth-st offer some rare bar
gains I'm secondhand carriages. most OF which have
| every appearance OF being new. All the latest de-
ciu In phRtOnS
| wagonettes. broughams runabouts, two-wheelers
| exhibition at the repository Of the firm. Any one
| Interested should not fail to make visit to the
| house.
At the American Horse Exchange the contents
| of two private stables Will be sold at auction
next Wednesday afternoon under the auspices OF
| W d. Grand one OF the stables Is that Of II. II.
| Salmon OF Brooklyn and comprises mag
nincen horses all Of which have carried off prizes
| at various exhibitions. The contents OF the other
| stable belong a well-known NewYorker. and
| consist Of handsome horses number OF
carriages OF different descriptions and all the equip
| ments OF a rich mans stable.
| At Van Tasse g. Kearney's popular auction
| mart I'm Thrteenth-st., important sale OF high
| bred horses will be held next Tuesday. There
has not been finer lot OF animals offered by this
firm this season. Among the lot are number OF
| matched pairs single brOugham horses, saddle
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