New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03


sold also a number of odd horses for local use
collection Of second hand wagons, both high
wheel and pneumatic, has been made by the Blau-
rock Carriage Company Broadway and Forty
eighth-st., and they will be placed on SAFE TINS
week. There are some fine bargains In the lou.
J. B. Brewster & Co., Broadway and Forty ninth
ST. have had a prosperous week They have fine
collection Of smart park vehicles and nclosed car
springs for the use of old people or nvalids, that
should have a ready sale for those seeking an
easy riding carriage.
The Speedway Carriage and Harness Company,
No. 1n West Forty second-st., has ten samples Oh
Hsht pneumatic road vehicles nicely arranged on
their floors They range from sixty pound
Werner speed wagon to a two seated surrey All
the vehicles are OF fine finish and workmanship.
They are receiving and filling many OUT OF Town
orders for both light carriages and harness.
j. J. Kelley a we'll known harness man, formerly
OF Boston, is now in charge OF the harness depart
ment Of the Speedway Carriage and Harness Com
pany Of No. 12 West Forty-second.st Mr. Kelley
will also superintend the harness. MANUFACTURING ue
partment or this house
Charles Thorley. the Broadway florist. has placed
an additional order with the Speedway Carriage
and Harness Company for harness and stable
EQUIPMENT for his well appointed delivery wagons,
as well his private equipages.
At the Durland Riding Academy the classes begin
as early as $50 a. m.
The Fashion Coach Horse Company. Nos. l47 and
t49 West Fifty-ffth-st has had large sales for the
last week Pairs were sold for 800. $500 N2OO
and 81 900. A number of single horses sold at good
figures A new lot Of good stock is expeetedd, early
this week Mr.. Leihy says business Is splehdio anu
the outlook fatterng.
\, NtcDonad ot No 153 East Twenty fourth-st
says he has no complaint to make OF the business
of last week. and that he is receiving arrivals all
the time. but they stay in the stable only few
days The demand for fine animals Is greater IMAM
the supply He sold green par or ood sCt,o o1r
He sold two singles 70 go to Simsonry' conn., one
OF them was fast trotter
The Central Park Riding Academy. Seventh-ave.
and Fifty-ninth-st has its out OF doors riding
classes nearly completed Its sales OF sadders and
carriage horses for the last week have been ABOVE
the average.
The demand for good horses was never greater
than at present and the coming spring VIII see a
greater demand than ever. with but little stock TO
fill orders Tho small prices current for horses for
some years back owing to the automobile scare,
hard times and the change OF motive power on
street railroads have resulted IN curtaiiment IN
all breeding centres, as It hardly paid to raise
horses for the market The first OF the New-York
dealers to 20 into the business of breeding Is Moses
G. Byers OF West Sixty-second-st. Mr.. Byers has
hi. Western stables at Griswod. Iowa. He has re-
Gently purchased the stallion Prince QUO zy,.ool
with record OF 2:20A and a fine pedigree
10 go into his Western breeding quarters
He has also procured John B. butchers grand
stallion Pawnee with a record of 2:2Ols. Some OF
the get of Pawnee show fine speed and action. It
will be some years before the get or these noted
stations are shown I'm New York, but Mr.. Byers Is
willing TO wait for the returns on his present in
vestment. believing in its ultimate value to him.