New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE


.,4horgh some lmpOrtant sales are announced
O., r,nntb there seems to be activity among
,,.oro than the auctioncers. This i5 owing TO tao
nud,,ion Of the market. Money is very cheap with an
o,,va oamand for all kinds or investment property
sales are headed off, either by the defendant
selling by private contract or replacing tne loan win
,ror lender The shaer trial excited considerable
sio,asinu Yesterday. Fairchild De Wall
- hoinr members Of the exchange. Another
,,ro,nineu, firm declared that they had
agered the identical property aiterworl
boucht by the commission at lower price and that in
~ Waitsi and W. H. Woodruff. No. l20 Broadway
have been duly posted for membership in the Exchange
At the brokers' call there were calls for Tour or more
lots below Ninety on the west side GWG @
ing house below Twentythrd-3t between scYentR @ aln
lots, with or without buildings between Canal ara
Fourteenth sts., west Of Acnst ana llrSt-aye iinp
y ry in to reagt east GT from ""sT Ssooo to $4,000
6 5SS SS s2b aTeF and ThrtgsSR and Fiityeirh
SIS TO cost from 100000 to $4,000. Two adjoining
noG Scp r6 i II 006 to 900 each Property forty
eecond and sixth and Seventh ave2 ara t%@ lois "tS
adjoining in NincysecOnd-sL, between Eight ana Ienth
The following properties were offered four-story
brown stone house IN LeXingtoliave, between IIIty
syen'T aG fSesnf for T iST HS - to 10
gizahcthst ana o. to o. MOtt-st, for $l23,OOO No.
81 G nonfGn-'s foP s55o6 !?T eaeG 3oiy @
brown s;Ono tenement honso in East siXtEHdta- n6a
a stock farm and 125 acres Win stock crops. etc: IN
NestcheSter County for llOOO; country seat on Tue
Hudson. being brick mansion and twenty aefes OF
ground, for $4,000; will exchange for ciy property
stock farm Of 21O acres for ~ Loo ana Nos ~: & 10
aud II FrOnt-st. for 100000. The dwelling 40 Ne2'
Toriy-hfth-st has been withdrawn having been rented
At the auction sales Burgess 4 Beaman SOLD Two HNe
story marble front stores Nos. 81 and 81 GreenWlc'
for $4,000, j. j. Devine: ana on the rear OF the
above being No. 80 WashngtOn-s, four-stOrY bllcK
building sold 10 the same purchaser Tor S@oopO.
Richard V Harnet Withdrew the sale OF the tW"-stOr}
frame house. ON the south side OF ScveniyiOurtli-St,
so feet east of AYenue-A fOur-sory brick house,
No $40 TLlri-ave sold for S20.2j0 to William LGlor.
fwo-siory and attic brick frOnt tcneu ent house. No
b3 Cro,by-St.. sold for $4,000 10 II. Nronkow. The
property OF tho Hautin Sewing Machine COMPANY was
sold by order OF the receiver for S2loooo 10 o. E Ae
John Il. Boyd sold five three-story brick teLeIhehi
houses on the southwest corner Of NlneteenthSt ad
Third-avc beiug Nos. 1897 TO lGO5 Ihird-aNc, 1or
$1,000 to T. Patten. Louis Meser sold i9Hr-Iory ION @
lrlck house and three stories HIN, No 21o west
FOrtv-irsi sSt, for $4,000 to NJ A. Hayes John T. B
smvth sold q tbrce-stOry bt,ck house No. "a last
TIfty.fnhst. for $3.50 to Gustav Frank
A. J. Beeckor Il Son sold story brownstone house
No so J,ilcrSon.st. Brooklyn, fer $500 above Two
n,ortgagcs OF ~, 900 ana $1,000 to A. Van kempen
To-day samuel Kreiser will sell under foreclosure T.
p Brown referee. lot 25XllS.5 rs East One-hnndreI
and-dlticth-st, 221.2 ft W OF IhrdaNe RIchatd v
HaIuett will hold partition. = A. Biatchi0rd ietiee'
lot 2lx1OO5 and 4story building No. ~ Last 4J-s'
{ s. GAG fl W Of Seconcave