The sun., 1888-12-07

The Loriilnra sPereer, Jr., and Elisha
Bloener Eststes Unaer the Hsn-er.

TIE Loriilnrd 6peneer, Jr., ana Elisha
Blconser Eststes Unser the Hsn-er.
The Real Estate Exchange had rushing
time yesterday with sales OF the estates Of
Lorillard Spencer, Jr.. and Elisha Bloomer and
other transactions. From the prices received
the general verdict was that the situation
shows strong uDdertone.
The flrst sale OF the day was the Spencer
property. sold by Peter +. Meyer to wind up the
estate. 1t consists Of an important plot be-
tween ST. Nicholas and Edgecombe avenues
and 159th street The corner lot on St. Nicho-
las avenue brought 1885 from John Hayes;
the next three lots on the avenue went to s.
Bergman for t4,925 each, +. v. Lynch took the
next for $500 and M Gonfl the next ior
syss esptro G broasSs Ss s5o5S
% c 10 for TSS each Sa sh 4bs ssst sS
Daniel Comp for $500 5hs neTt Interior ot
+. CAN'T anti bought the last. The remaining lot; lots
sHHsa, q ,hs s0% sas tSs Ssss ssma,s as
of the executors being $4,000 for the whole
and a Bond street and is Great Jones Street.
two and four story brick buildings and lots.
realized al as slows No. Bond de street breueht a
s29.00oi 42 Bond street. s25. 500; a Bond
Flanagan for s29.S 800. 'i'' '''N " "''""" u
The most important sale, and that which se-
Harnett Co Of the estate Of Eiisha Bloomer. M r
The first property. offered was 81 Greenwich
sSs9s oi Ps5Fy S,st Th
Morris for s20,4o9; Perry street, a similar
sod to Adam Hin Tor gS siSoo tnS az EeS
ssnth street tree, Is e three-story and basement
Is year and Gs sod er
to Nj: Siiberstein: 2io West Eleventh street, t a
similar sim residence; rented for q $50 per annum.
S'i1 The % corner corn of @avenlsy ,S place and Perry
street, being 10 on on the street is four;story
snS 81 psr sssE a%ePs so RFGdpns SS
street: ionr.stor! and base%.nt Brick a%el.
iour-s,ory and basement brick dwelling.
Ed%sr ssSo sSa 81 %aNer
Icy place Is a m mshr@ee.st9ry rec and basement en- n1
Sna is ss eeGp Sn i
place. a similar house renting for s., Ale year.
There was very colsiders bic Competition for
IS anS 10 and
s5i5 Tie dSns ran from sssoos @ to aar ssi.5oo. O.
at which price Meyer Hellman was the buyer.
No. 407 West Nineteenth street is flve-story
brick dwelling, rented IN suites Of apartments.
and producing a total OF S3.2S8 from monthly
tenants; the lot Is 25x76x10O; # sold to Henry
Stevens for s2G.750. No $40 East Fourteenth
street, a four-story brown-stone dwelling,
leased foE $1,000 a year, brought, $4,000 from
similarly rented, went for tho same price 10
the same buyer. No. 302 East Fourteenth street
is q four-story and basement brown-stone
dwelling. leased for 81 ,45O per nnnum; and re-
Heald for sl6,6o6. No. 667 First avenue. four.
story brick tenement with store. renting for
$1,000 year. sold for $4,000 to Morris Gluck-
man. No. 422 East Seventy NTH street is a
three-story brick dwelling. rented for s720 per
annum: it sold to George Wolfe for s3,975. No.
424 First avenue sold to the same buyer for
$3,375.
"A dwelling with thirty lots in the Twenty
third ward on Anderson avenue was sold to b.
F. Beekman at $50 per lot The sale in
cluded al so various parcels Of Brooklyn. Yon-
kers. and other property, all OF which were
we'll sold.
James c. Lalor sold sixteen four STORY dwell
inEs on West Sixty-flfth street, east OF Tenth
avenue; They were sold under foreclosure.
John Wilmarth and William NJ Leverett were
the purchasers at q total Of s293,325.