New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
REAL ESTATE.
n,,s,xEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,.,loc;d atmosphere of the Real Estate
.sanse WAS some what rufied yesterday oy TWO pio-
-. ,ho competed stouty for thesamep property some
49,. AGO Henry E. Cox owned No. III East Eighty
,n,h :. As the financial horizon looked stormy, MT.
'.n.,.r,sd the property to trusty friend expect
~, ,hen the clouds rolled by he would get II back
.ns Tne clouds did roll by. and Mr. Coxs friend IN
WON he trusted Immediately stated that having Densht
,h. nron-rty hc intended TO kcepit A client or MI
cox's lawyers, however held mortgage on inc prop
ery sold under foreclosure yesteruy ~ w Us
e., knocked for S21 $50 to Mr. Dempsey on pe-
half O. OF the parties but when the terms OF
came he signed the other party claimed tne pa.
,eeree then put agaln Apparently there
ss the same com petition. but when the property was
sran knocked down the same bidder Tor S22loo nc
"onr sruilemen said Peter F. Meyer severely, ono
IN. hr.sns.. b.rr" Finally the property was put mp
s sa 100 .'De anu -'''.'' 49,
roc-st being three STORY basement, high stoop.
nr,vsie house % lot 50xlOO with lease of twenty
one resrs FROM March 27 lss3 with twentyone years
an.wal nj gruuud rent 1925. The lessee also mas
10 pay all aud assessments OF every KIND on tue
property After much competition 1t was bought by A
Joha T. Boyd h.d some trouble over the sale OF No
ga Washimyton-st.. a brick store aud dwelling The
property sold smpy 10 clear tie outside oinorrs
ran bids up from $4,000 to sl1ooO IL was bought
hr Mary o. Newell the person inierr sed and in conse
ouence OF action considerable sum Will have TO be
Unnecessarily deposited IN the proceedings The other
are given below. The total amount OF real estate
sold yesterday at the Exchange aggregated SI3,72o
jeremiah Jonnson reported yesterd-y that Tue to.a
amount sold by him ut Flstbush on Tues, ay reached
Slie6O0. Among those present on the moor r
Albeit OF Ncw-Jerse5, VINO atichue"
ler's stock sale. ..u.s .,
large number OF i'm portant wants" were called NJ
the brokers' meeting. including fourstory oWenlnx
bst Seen Ninth an Eleventh sts and Fifth and sixth
syex 10 cost from $4,000 to $4,000; warehouse.
AZ 10 100 feet front rs 25 feet deep. IN Wet or
Washington st. from Canal to .Tenth ST. 10 ccst from
$4,000 10 $4,000 the sum OF SO 900 was wanted at
sr cent on private house valued al $4,000. and 100
shares the Improved Dwelling Assocsti0n stock at 50
~ cent nve-story building. 44xlOs Feet in Centre,
rroperty IN Pacifcave. for $1,000; 81 full lots IN
tor % OOO hvr-story house Christopher and Bed
ford 81. for $50. 900: and farm OF 81
ares as minutes NewYors for 10000; Is acres
Lind overlooking the sound for $4,000. ana dairy
~ sock arm OF 1924 Orange County, n. y, for
$50 Al acre.
Taylor q Fox OF Broadway, Brooklyn. sold at auction
v.sferfa, fftysix lots IN the Eighteenth Ward for
S31 6s5 or an average OF 1878 each. large number
AZ n~rnnS interested iu real estate atten ted the sale
he Kidding spirited and the prices oh aimed were
mn 10 the standard The property sold as follows:
Oue LOT situated at Evergreen Marg 2OOx TOO
1.Eak betw Hamburg AMI central avcs, was sold
~ Walls Of 5000 lots Cen and
Ttrorof--t feat sod ". Nc NJ ahon for
30 Ih@ adjoining HinrO-st. each xlOO sold
a. TO- ows TO Martin for $3.50, ten TO
ION II Barry for -4.-1j ana two TO s"hn cub for >"
rvo .oo as follows one u william Thurson tor SnO
moo IN Sir Nckcl 81 20. four James ROfne. for
so and one 10 NJ hcr for SL2ln Adjoining l't- IN
tre,ne-ave COX o. a. bron-ht The following prices
OR 81 ifO. I've - " IN IbUrStOl
ior - 100 AND three = James Roowelfor sl,425.