The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE


day last at hs Twenty fourth street stable
was successful beyond the expectations
OF the promoter and the prices were among
the best Of the season. Over 100 head were
sold and the crowd present seemed willing
to absorb az many more. The entire plant
Of Bacon 4 Clark was closed out, including
more than forty horses. harness, wagons.
&c. A feature Of this sale was the fact that
II was an absolute sale without by bidding.
or Gaping. "a horsemsn term 1t. Mr.. Enslie
WAS 80 much pleased with the success of his
initial sale that he has planned a bigger one
for next Wednesday and will offer lot OF
thoroughly seasoned horses ut 10 stand work
during the present hot spell. Mr.. Emslie
giyea his personal attention to these sales.
Every department at Cammsyer's is
special one That devoted TO the needs
Of the riding and driving public is one Of the
most complete Of its kind In the CITY. The
man or woman who enjoys a canter over the
bride path will md at Cammeye err the regu-
lation riding boot or legion Of the proper
style. proper quality and at what Carnmeyer
considers the proper price, which la low for
the quality
n. G. Green at Ils and 80 East i2sth street.
has an eye to business this summer. The
stock of carriages Is as complete as II was
when the season opened. and she prices are
cnlculntrd to promote business At this time,
when many dealers settle down tn accept
what the dull season may offer. In the sales
room are several secondhand Vehicles that
for I'll practical purposes are as good as
new. These are priced in many cases at
half, and some need only a coat o. paint 10
look ia well and wear az well as II new.
If Won have any idea Of buying good car
riaee at bargain look In at Green's.
II has taken mary years. two generations
IN fact, for the name Studebnker to become
Synonymous with the best OF everything in
the line of vehicles. To-day there Ia scarcely
a thing on wheels. from light road wagon TO
en- army transport wagon. that the Stude-
baker company does not prod ice In the high
cat type. In the new headquarters In this
CITY a complete harness and horse furnishing
goods Ilant has been added. Here the best
Of everything in its line IL to be found. and at
prices that are bound to prove trade winners.
At the present time horse can be led TO the
door, and il a few minutes the owner can drive
away with complete outft.
Ouipby h Co. Of Newark are well known
10 readers who nae any style OF vehicle. For
many years their name On carriage has been
"A guarantee Of the best materials and the best
skill In the market. No reader can anord
to own poor wagon. and no one ever owned
n poor wagon or which the name Qalnny ap.
RI Newark some real BARGAINS are SHOWN;
1t il the season usually Termed dull ana
all dealers make concessions 70 clear the
floors Tor autumn trade. In this respect
Ouinby h Go. nrs not the exceptions to the
rule.
goods dep rtment. rely upon good quality
and attractive prices to bring the buyers
The harness department is very complete
and includes the "two-minute" HARNESS ier
the Speedway. single strap harness Tor the
race track. light road harness in both single
and double and heavy harness in every type
hand and tandem There is an average
saving TO buyers Of about rs per cent. with
out any sacrifice in quality Every other
department 10 run In the same manner
W. H. Gray has a lot of bargain wagons
and carriages that he wants 70 move during
,nn to ss,, wo or four viii Be- so
cheap wagonette In good order Ia in the
bargain list. cutunder canopy top surrey
ssa p,!'' and in good ofasr Driosa
Depot wagons range in price from $40 TO
sl4O, A rInabout wagon in good order y
order .f is on the bargain list, at si2s. Surely
ut these prices buyers should be plentiful.
Flnndrau h Co. at 400 TO Az Broome street,
announce fine display Of seasonable car
standard STYLE is shown and some decided
and original novelties. There is nothing
loud or gaudy about the FHndrnu novelties
ness and good taste. Some STYLES are paneled
In rich colorings, others are basket and still
others are shown In natural wood. Every
stylish vehicle Of two or four wheels is here
from the high park cart to the coach for
four horses.
The Mutual Wagon Company. at S42 Hudson
street have an attractive line, OF wagons for
business use. The butcher. the baker the
grocer and ev en- the farmer can And here some
pleasure re- wagon Is hers-ths useful kind that
ihe butcher or grocer can use Tor Gulck de.
livery In summer without making the horse
in the suburbs or the country can ride TO town
or 10 market with nice yht l2nd IN one
Of the handy wagons the Mutual Company
sells.
Edward Callanan's $ ons do not expect
a dull day this summer. The repair depart
ia Il the move u the o. ba s
While the summer vehicles ore In use the
heavy traps for winter use are overnhuiSd
make room for such work and storing IL
Biz reduction is offered in new and second
hand vehicles now in the showroo ,i,s. , The
SPACE la needed and tn" carriages must move
II low prices will move taem
Business wagons are q specially nth the
RcdfoYd Wagon Works ut 7hA to 700 Bedford
svsnye Brooklyn. Motive power for, every
ins nS business ~ furnished, and IL desired
weekly p1ynents are accepted In sums no
small as 1850 Furniture vans. either ono
or TWO horses market WAGONS. TRUCKS that
viii move from ak to eight tons and business
wagons Tor Quick transportation are all In
studied in the line OF manufacture, and OF
course, everything Ia guaranteed.
Az 10 Warren street William r, Bishop
hns n stock OF seRaonable carriages tn which
he invites the attention OF readers. The
summer soiourner may he Interested IN s.a-
ton wagons or = surrey. The man who d.
viSes hIs time between the city and the coNn-
trv may be Interested In q runabout, Then
shern arc waeonestes to carry merry party
on an outing and every other useful type
Tor city or country. The reader who stays
In the oity will fnd q cart or other vehicle
suited TO Use in the Park. and oil are priced
attractIvcly.
Readers who have been patrons OF the
Peters Harness and Saddlery Company
know how reasonable the prices are AZ Ill
times and that the quality OF the goods ~
always up to the required standard. When
under these conditions the Peters company
announce a special sale 10 must have sig
DiicaDoe to the careful buyer. The prio~s
quoted on harness are certainly tempting,
and even for the better grades the prices
eeem far below tho real value Of such Goods.
Tho same srale OF prices runs through every
department, even to summer horse clothing.
The I, s. Remson Co. at Tio TO $50 Grand
H. ~. a 80 ks,ka 90 n