New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

u,ho etiect of the strikes on last weeks busi-
,nc Real Estate Exchange shown rather by
aecreas,i volume Of BUSINESS than 10y any fan IN
80 That business has slscscncI Is clear by the fol-
IL. COMPARISON OF the tot. OF tne public and private
- for the week compared with that OF the preceo-
,ns week and the same week OF last year
May 1886 Apni "a 1856 WI I.s, "
.Scv.YoTs....--... s;ss4% SIsH7S sS s,.Ssso ioSos7
The sales by private contract show even sre"er ae
,ase being only SJ-5l0O AGAINST -l.Ol1'-"o TOT tnc
preceding week Tne fact howeyCr ma, 'he Kent the
brokers onsy S,S,"s changed nands during the week
Tn priyae reported ncu ionr io,s T III, III,
,o,,b s,.c OF Eightyh h-si betwSen Nnln anu w o.
Ds f,r s3G.OOc three story brick honse. no. -
T-r,s, or - 200; thrr-s'ory frame honSe 40
~ ~ On-nuudrt d. and hl ~ sec m 10, ~ ~,
i o. two aye-.tory n'is Nos S46 and Sio Mesl
ipahle' "5 -, for SilO 900 10 Thomas Kelly four
@ tny srs 5~cIng No. 1873 East tory-hitn-.t; i"r
go; ii ht iots IN Eghin"vc. between O, Oue-nnn,
g "a ,l~t.euth and Ouc-hundred- -ioc' eriao. M
a.. ior s56oOo two lots ~ Ii1 n,,,,, ana Tonr
Nrbsve iur $4,000 to George l. hann@t"n @ o'" ,rS vI
S. y bin-vc and Onr-huudrcd-and lhriV-lo"r''
~ ~ o,th hnrse aud stable ici : l"o0. ,roro,
sc'e pron inent real e>thie men were on he i'o 80 "
SATURDAY Auctnneer John = 3 smyte IN s".a va ntn st.
story blck bui.dng no rs East lhS,n mn The hat.
nnder foreclosure for Sl2.6JJ - john C.iilnah nt
ter The book accounts sold b. JoAh l. Do'" 7
me real estate market in Brooklyn continues iaGs d
active, anu py py' M - the average Taylor Fox o.
No 45 Broadway. report lhs !o."M'"7 g. ~ 0-o 10
fro.
IT,''arg Mclaughlin a hrec-story tenement w. -
ASsns At for > 500. A. >uy dam; tWo-sloCy az"
hs.c,ent avge ing Nn. l3 Boeruns', Tor SZouV 10 /"
Rner; similar dwelling, No. i Boerum-st, or elIfo
10 Edward NcLaughin: a tNOsi"ry ans suoccat'' su,rt
hons No - Bush wick ave. for S0lOo 20 thsres
p.b.t: a fwo-story ana basement dNeillnG. 40. 30
Rusnv,ck. We. for $1,000 to IiWarj McliushHh' /"
similar Cwenng No. 500 for s.. 400, 10 the same pn
chaser: a iwO-storv and basement dwelling, no 4io
Tverrlecu-lye Tor 5000. to @. g. bike; similar d"eii
ing 40 ALL FOR S3.O25. 20 :. Lsrkn; twostorA an"
b,.cmen, awrhng. No. 756 Lfayetteave, 10: $.',o0V
IN Augis Gonior. ana two similar parcels In tnctt0
S. foi : 1860. to George G. Dkeman plot OF srouhu
80 by leo lce, the northwest corner 0f Hilary ana
Washn glon-st Brooklyn. was transferred from Andrew
/ Rogers 10 oI-Cohe rr.Snan Joseph Pulitzer the CON
sd-ratiuu beng $1,000. -,
Al thr Lr .ers meeting Saturday there was eau
for cottage rooms ground, ana sttoie
TO lease Tor the season. Toe following property was
offered \ Of twenty acres with ten-r"on hou~e'
barn cc al RoSallc. y. j. five minutes from the r'l-
road station $4,000 the land suitable Tor cutung
M into haiding farm OF s-veniy-nNe acres III
Somerset County y. j., with modern house OF tei,
rooms rain ana ouInudiIg> for $50 o; tract OF -VV
acrs or the Jersey Coast with small hotel TWO foni-
story tcnementS with 'Ores ~ F0y-s N,h-st between
Sixth and seventh aves, renting Tor 500 -a'i. t."
S2l. 900 each and hyeStofy double MAJ sloh wiz
thiry-egnt aces a. PouCbkcep-e on HYDE Idrk rod''
one and miles from The pot, FOR sale or 10 Ie
: NJ. Bakely has sold for william A. Pullman iout
story binding, II BY 60 feet No l33 East Forty
Tor $4,000