New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

II was stated on the floor OF the heai hsld'o
Exchange yesterday that large sales OF lmpor'ah.
Broadway property to the extent Oh &ooo'ooo an
1925 900 respectively had been effected. Inere oh
siderable demand for the seats in the exchange Inc
price now stands Sl.10O bid. Max Danziger Doush'
At the brokers' call John @. Folsom wanted hisn,
stOop house in East Broadway, near flHs-s.,
private house In Lexngton-ave., between o 80,
and Thirty.seeond sts not TO exeeea foTS wrst OF
Broadway, between Canal and Cortlandt sta. Folsom
also called for TWO or more lots Ia inc oA ICON
Thirteenth Wards He offered four-sory nign-slVVUp
brownstone dwelling No 3ll East seYenteentss nol
s3O0O0i permit is required gonn Davs aoa Rowsrv
45x75, $4l 900; also tour:st9 oGo u0T anS
Nat, 2oI65x95, rented for Si,Soo' q q GOO
Al tho auction sales there was brisk competition Iot
No % West Fftyhrst-st, four,sory em daS Io
browntone dwelling The first ia was $Z2dVoU =, wr
which price it up to $4,000 and SOFA 10 th
sprango for that amount John f. B smytn s1ir 'u
under foreclosure to Mr.. Wronkow for $1,000. Inc
buyer bought tho ve-story brick tenerent lousG
Hamilton.st. for $1,000 three-story, browrstone
dwelling 100 East Eighythird-st, sold Tor Sd2;oIU
to J. II. McNulty Richard v Harnett 70, o ny
order OF the executors the Watson House pfopep acre
Babylon l. L. on Fire ave. ShI wUs at sos 900
from which it advanced TO $4,000 and wa was
The same firm ao o sold Under foreclosure story
frame building in Riversde-ave at Eighty Dc
adjourned to December Il. The twOsiory IL''IS
building and carpenter shop on me SCUM RouIe
Onehundredaud-hfty-e lghh-st near lenth-aye Dull
vHrQ, TO he sofa Dy Ofltf OF lue cA'CuNOi'
The three-stOry brick tenenenthouses nos 10
and III, Avenue d.. soil to j. @. Gary, No. Il9 LOT
81 1OO and III for $4,000 No 10 rents Tor @IoO per
year. aud the other for from 5000 to 5000 Inc Sie W
j. and l. Phillips of vacant lot on the SOU sue Va
Observation-Disclosures near EleyenthsSe,'
wi hdrawn A. j. Blocker Son, also unueI ioIe
closure, sold the ourstory brick building 40 o. am
arnest. for $4,000 to b. Weselman. some in,eIo1e
excited by the sale of various assets OF the Atlaho
State Bank. by order of the Receiver. A Judgment
against A. f. Fleet for S42s 30 sold to a. T. Wenston
for 80 JUDGMENT for Sl36 "a against W. +; WHEY
sold 10 Fred human for $40 AJudgment for iS3 20
against George T. Pufier late president OF ne Dak SOU
to O. VI. Denton for 500 note OF j. W. NanhOrn
Bro. for S72Ol 80 sold to George l. Bonner Co. LOT
$50. 80
Note OF A. W. sprange Manufacturing Co. for $1,000
sold to Henry COggi for Sl2. .
FOrtytwO shares OF the Atlantic state BANK sou 10
Henry Cogg tor Sl6 for the lot.
A lot OF miscellaneous notes, sold to Charles schulE
for S2l5 for the lot
To-day John r. b. smyth will sell under foreclosure
fOur--tOry brick dwelling No. 800 East One-hundred-
and-cevenIh-.t. estimated to rent Tor $40 month
Fhirchid & De Watearss will sell under foreclosure
vacant the side OF Kiug-brdge road north OF
Ouchundred seventy fourth-st il Stcarn5wi sell
a sixstory brick warehouse the north side oil Caha'
st.. 2O2 feet east OF Broadway