New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The near approach of the National holiday
was married. by decreased attendance the floor at
The Real Estate Exchange yesterday Only ono sale by
auction was announced by r. " Harnstt Co., OF No
443 West Thr,eenthst. thres-sory brick building,
lot 2jxl03 In stiournng this sale Mr. Harnctt stated
that on July Is. tire day named for the adjournment
sale the property would certainly be sold Notice was
posted on the bulletin Of the Excnange yesterday that
avacant stand will be offered competition July 49,
at y. m. The rules empo YER tie Auction Room Com
nt-e 10 ease the stand untl May l. 1887. but there
hrink niue applicants tue committee decided to put the
stand up 20 competition This viii not. now ver Involve
the zht To occupation OF the stand under
RUE NO. of reEB ATOMS Of the Exchange
George Wolfe who not long since traded some lots FOR
private house at seventy second-s and Ninth ave.
o ted yesterday the plans OF an alteration whereby the
stores. by tnIs alteration the rental value Of the
property is raised from sl.s00 TO nearly 5000.
many Of he 6rSErrs having LEFT the city for the
noInays There vas cal for dwelling In the Seventh
ward suitable for small family. ront ABOUT 5000 aiso
Tor plot Of twelve lots unust be- street lots between
KIN ana Eight AYES and One.hundred-and-
Weuy,sxin and One.hundred sndtortieth sts
me me following property was offered Plot OF land:
ooxJ4o. IN iispen.rd.st. near Broadway. with old
buildings thereof for $4,000 HUDSON River country
'eat with river 'front.' from Grand Central
aclrs, prauIam shlhDDery mansion contains nttecn
rooms-price $4,000; TIMBER. farm aud mil IN
snf j. estimated 10 cnt 40 900 chestnut railroad ties
1000 cords IT wood. 1000 hickory 500 large white
wood 900 large white oak and 100 arge white ssb trees
price $4,000 farm OF TWEEN yfonr acres adjoining
cry Of Railway, ~ j.; he farm Improved andl 10 just
barn. eic.--price $1,000; desirable modern house,
fully furnished low until OctoOor q, 1885, IN Thir
ty-nfth-@t. near Fifth-avr.
The estate II john A. Kelly. deceased. consisting of
los ots at Wooisde Lyas Island. was sold ysstsrdsv
Dy AnctiOnrcr Roe H. smith. OF Astoria. T.. L The
property IL IN First Second. bird, Fourth. Fifth Sixth
and ;, yenth ats and AndorOn, HOwsl, kIker, Wood
slie, Kelly GrpeuD0.nt aud Belts seventy four
plots we're sod up g 30 o'clock for Sl3So5. or an
average 0f SlS7 lot The mOsl important plot sold
was The Old Long Island Railroad Depot buildings With
lana immediately suouina IL conssts or four plots or
LAND l26 feet III WUOtslea 223 feet the railroad
~ 200 ieei deep. II sold Tor $3.50 TO JOup II.
RiAet. Another Important parcel plot OF sixteen
lois, elga fronting WoOds4e-ave, four on Fourth,
tue plot with outbudings Renting FOR $500 per anpum
II sOi for $500 10 The same purchaser plot so1a
xSo 52xo7: o'3Io at tue junction OF Green
y,9iu. and BITS aves. sold for $3.50 to
brought sl4O Percy d. Adams was the purchaser.
Four lOts % xlOO each running from Third 10 Fourth
between kkcr and WOOdside ayes. were sold for
~, DO There s modern niperoOm villa on the plot
with exclusion, aud IL rents Tor $500. George W.
Kidd was the buyer. The Remaining lois scattered
throughout the village and brought satisfactory figures
lAe safe wss well At ended prominent in tho crowd
were Percy u. Alams. john II. kiKer John A +. Kelly,
covert the referee, Erasus Brown. Robert 7. Adams.
J. IL. E0dlnan j. Il. Hyatt ami Others The Referee
said: Tine Result OF the SAFE is beyond my expecta-
lions hat no Idea that vacant lots In this part OF the
The sale IN every respect was great success Auc-
Oneer Roe II. Smita stated that LIZ would soil large
nuInh"r or vacaDt los III the town OF Newtown Oh
July :.
OF plot OF land 2O4x1OO the north side Of
LeIngtonsve.. l25 feet west Of oumucr-sve. re-
ported yesterday Albert Y. Porter the buyer. pay
ldg $4,000 Inc sale OF pot or land lOOx2OOx1ox
lOOx25xlOO on tho norLA side OF Qunsy-sL 400 feet
bought By the executors OF the estate OF thomas
Johnson for $4,000.