The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.


Van Tassell& Kearney's Horse Auction Mart
While this firm always secures the highest
| average market value for everything con-
| signed to them there will always be a bar
| gain or two for wideawake buyer
IL may not be known TO every reader that
Van Tassell 4 Kearney are a mong the largest
dealers in fine carriages in this country. 1t
is asserted that one can see here more high
grade vehicles than can be shown anywhere
else under one roof Half dozen high grade
builders of different style carriages make
them their New York selling agents
W. H. Gray does not announce n lot of odds
and ends at his carriage showroomS in Woos-
ter street. but he has few sh0p-sorted and
good secondhand vehicles that he wants to
close out at bargain prices. Some need only
Il coat OF paint and varnish TO look equal
to new. and others show the marks of
wear All are In perfect order and for ser
vice are practically new. The prices in many
cases have been cut In half. Every new
vehicle in the showrooms has been marked
at n reduction just TO keep business moving
in what people call the duh season. There
Ia no dull season with Gray.
The buyer will find in the harness and horse
goods department Of X ~ Macy 4 Co. one Of
This is the season when nature ia In smiling
mood and tempts one TO the full measure OF
outdoor life This makes the demands for
the riding and driving outfit more frequent.
The harness department Of Macy 4 Co,
stable furnishing goods, Everything that u
prudent buyer can ask for is shown here.
from the best that can be made at any price
modest figure. Nothing that smacks OF
the cheap is sold II Ia little less than n crime
to sell an inferior harness sndnngerlng the
sacrifice prices. but never quality.
The |. :. Remson Company, at the carriage
showing one Of, the most, complete, lines Of
high-class vehicles in the city. Not half
a dozen different styles and qualities, but half
oan suggest and good Judgment. prompt one
to purchase is 10 bc found here The harness
and horse goods department L. stocked In
parison With moderate expenses, the house
Is able to sell AT very close margin Of
profit
The warm days of midsummer are often
the busiest OF the year Mt Edward Claimants
cleared of every vehicle that a moderate
concession in price will move, and this policy
keeps tho stock bright and clean so that
h het te s' tho repair
is in full swing, and this has become very
important and growing branch. Many old
patrons send carriages TO be put In thorough
order during the summer sojOurn Of the
family in the country
The reader with an economical turn of
mind who rides or drives will bp Interested
in knowing more of the Peters Harness and
Saddlery Company, The line Of goods in their
various departments Ia very complete and NIL
OF good quality Nothing il sacrificed TO
price, and vet the prices are very moderate
The expenses are small as compared with
those of many New York houses. and a small
margin of profit is all that il wanted, Every
thing sold ia of the dependable quality.
In business wagons and trucks for heavy
the Bedford Wagon Works
on Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, stand unex-
celled as makers. This brand of mAnufao-
ture has long been specially and like any
other line to which all energies are concern
trated n high average of quality has been
the result. To help along those who nre
trying to help themselves n small weekly
ia ooeptcd without additional charge
In first cost This to many mny be very
geOus.
William r. Bishop at 80 Warren street
invites attention TO the complete inc of wagons
and carriages he carries. Nearly every good
make and fashionable style is included and
Just now prices are. shaded to about bottom !
figures. No more favorable time for pur-
chase could be selected than during the next |
ten days. In making sales some second |
hand vehicles are always on hand and are |
priced at merely nominal figures, good |