New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
The great success Of Louis Mesier's sale OF
portions of the Hunt estate in Third FOURTH flth ana
Sixth aves Brooklyn, Thursday was the chief topic
on the floor of the Exchange yesterday number OF
the lots purchased changed hands at increased prices
real estate dealer well acquainted with the district said
In my opinion of the cheapest lots are
the most valuable The lots IN Flfy seventh ana fiy-
eighth sts between Firth and sixth aves are Wllhn
stones throw OF the Junction OF the th SCI Beach anu
Manhattan Railroads. They are within twenty-five nn-
ucs ride of New-York Here is one of the few oppnr.
unIties for moderate sized homes and important
suburb will spring mp In the district IN feer-
ence TO the 9nsoG pofons 4a % ne mum Sst t
cutors are thoroughly lsfed with the results OF Tue
sae and nd m oMoa Ma.s T BeTscn and Dy&mSn the
counsel the executors were occupied til late hour
on Thursday ana all day yesterday in settling mp the
sales over SIS 900 bills received from the pur-
chasers as deposits on clntracts .
The foreclosure sale OF Louis Mescr OF No. 800 Mad-
son-ave.. adjourned to November % The same
auconeer sold No 10 East Seventy -hthst to L. Top
or 81 533 "a Notice given that the sale by
ZION of the executors of Governor +. d. Morgan Of 36s
dredand eighty secOudst. and KinGsbrdge Road, Sd-
vertised by v Iarnett for tuesday, will be postponed
until November 10 Frank Stevens. of No. 55 Mont
gomery-st.. Jersey Cty was nosted for membership.
The Exchange will issue monthly lists property
wanted and offered hereafter, which will include all the
parcels on daily bulletins that are not withdraw
before the monthly list Is ready for publication. On this
MONT Ferdinand Fish. or the directors OF the EX-
change, writes to TIT TRIBUNE as follows
"Wi you permit me to make suggestion in the inter
est of the daily meetings at the Exchange SalesrO
Now that most OF the brokers only Offering properly
there that they control exclusively objection to Civ
ing tho offerings and wants publicity is LARGELY removed
am believer IN advertising feel assured that if the
monthly list which Ia soon 10 he issued mailed to each
me mbeT OF the Exchange and gwen To the generally
IN the same the properties offered
now are a new impetus will be given To the movement
and we viii soon many people looking after pri-
vate uferin.s there now are after puhc offerings
There just much good property offered at private
auction and just as many people ready to buy
The trouble Is that The fact not GENERALLY known
THE TRIBUNE should adv0 ate this It viii popularze
nd complete the system that has successfully
mauguraed any nr"ker mas oHereu property that he
Is fra offer objects to name 10y street number let
him conceal identity omit IL from this list know
several brokers arc ready to leave all their offer
imgs stand they are ana let any person disposed
steal them If he can. For my part do not want any
properIy that | cannot control If nave anyth ng
sale want sell ii and am not afraid TO have too many
ncut an how II s found that viii place Their
proprity exclusively In one brokers hands TO get 1t
, Iis and that lot of sellers bgyers re thus
brought together through m mberS of the Exchange
the object originally contemplated by the committee
winch suggested the present system, will have been fully
accomplished. aud the facilities for ranacting business
largely increased while the labor is decreased"
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct %. 1855.
The following sales held at the Exchange aud Auction
Room to-day
By Louis Mes,cr.
Asst, ry dwelling with lot, No 10 East 75thst
"a Il " oi Madison-ave lot 3lA272 1spz.--. sls553
LIST OF AUCTIONS
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-NY. CITY.
The following real estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
13gthst n q 10 II " Of AleIanderave 3Oxl00; J
smith and wife so Ann r tindcr..... --.--..- SOoo
op1sEe xeor sg + 10 D. lanes !! odd and another 945
opdySe@vG opdEy6S,eta@Tv and another to o. sa@c s' ." 325
''narf AND another to- benjamin .fnird 2I 500
'o'9'S cyeiaHd referee to b Rosens' ock -. lGOJO
| Bloomn gdale Toa S. ISL ftnCt NJ nhattan.st,
Ponck j'A Mo lC'H ney.'. w. $500
oo'9s Wife :" TOO CSaTes g% smith 10000
IT, Eie9 eS isr liter. 1880
2dIye = = I Al to charles Upper $500
kjngsbridrc road 4, . n = OF l0'th-sf 5ON!Hb15O
| xloO; tharles a Jackson referee TO Bernard oo-
,slst to 2d.@t l2i II " Of 7thave 76x- Henry
| >olTs CadwIader ....-...-.. ..---..
| same property. John l. Cadwalader to Isaac 49,.
| Ind oN.st " s. 10 Il G Of RIvmgton.st 2jXS7.G, IL -
| Rosenberg Jose GOdsieu ...-.-.....--.. .u,l.J
| pearlsi E.relaN 10 X BafCiy-.. @'ONu
SANE ciy property "' 'h''D I ~ 2ooOu
NoTri9 ave " q 20 II OF lGid 81. DO 10 Grant-avc
10 Wnd,ey II Kciloss .''. l. 5000
G5ti.~t y ~ q @ Oi adison-avt ~ NS25 Oh res
Buck and wife 10 " Sietnncrg"r ..... .-. 30'uo'
| Rob tius-t G o chester x Rst
.jX 81 James tgan aDd vile 20 loha. tgah ~ "a
l'se'I se o and anc viz ri to- To- latrics Fay 75oj
l3Uth-sr. 300 n OF tn IoX9 IL, Charles ii
ind-ev wife to John Urstr u'u'u
AIeSSG @ l,T Togf of q e Sr c OF 10 Ell 10000
Io',n % 81 , n 1 i,o eos 70 Nsry' 8u,t's G9oC