New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was much better feeling at ;hc Real Estate
Exchange Yesterday than for some days past, and
greater disposition the part Of buyers and sellers to
meet another halfway he result Of which was that
nearly everything offered was sold. There was large
attendance at the stane Of smyth g. Ryan when they
offered No. 130 Maiden Lane, running through TO and
including No. IL Fctchers,. The property consists
of substantial five story brick store, on lot 11X5l,
leased to tenant tobacco warehouse, ut
rental Of $1,000 per annum, until May 1, 1s94. II
was undeIs God that the adjoining properties which
have been more recently rented though covering more
space leased lower rents. The bidding started
lids until the price rose to s2sGo0 at whco price
Elias Bache a 60. were declared the purchasers.
The same auctiOnccrs offered No I'D West twenty
thirdst. between seventh and Eighth ayes, thrc,-
story bIownstnne residence. on 10 l50A9s0 rented
10 one tenant. IT Il,JOD per anhim untl MAY loJ-
The bidding started ut 10000 aud ran up 10 F232OO
Jacob llrsh tie buyer.
The same auctionecrs withdrew No. 533 Manhattan
the southwest corner OF One hindr a and"
thirdst.. ec-stOry private residence, the same
ieter +. Meyer had lag attendance when no
offered No. 149 West Twenty second-st between sixth
22X9sg the fixture, and chandeliers being sold Win
the house The bidding star ei at 81 COO and ran
up between several bidders to S26lOo at WHICH proc
Joseph tley was declared tbc Dliyer
Il. V. Iarnctt & Go. offered No. 1G73 Madison. ave-
three story and basement dwelling. on lot l1N'o
The property forms The noIthels! corner OF o ,
drcd land eleventh ST.. and brought Sl23Oo from D
The same anctlonceIs offered No 40 East Fifty
scvcnthst.. under foreclosure. 1t IS hg1stoop pr-
PROCEEDINGS was the buyer. at S3iJ0O.
AT the weekly stock sale by r. V. lIarnett N CO..
the following sales were made:
II shares Calumet and iIccla Mining Company, OF
Michigan. SIS each. $3.50. 400 -,
10 shares. Avenue c Railroad Company, 200 each
SO lot. No..
, shares Dry Dock. East Broadway and Rattery
Ral lrO1d COMPANY. 500 each. 100.
> shares broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company. 500 each. 1sS.
10 shares Bleecker street and Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company. $lCO each. "a. -, ~,
| az 900 Dry Dock. East Broadway and nattely KAN
road Company : per cent bonds. due June !, looJ'
| 104 II. , ,o,o
| 30 shares Gonsboro Water Company. so each
| So lot oo,o
il shares Mutual Real Estate Company, flOOo cach
| $500 lot. 49, - -oo
10 shares Thurber, Whyand Co. preferred flOo
IS shares Importers ana Traders National Banl
| T1OO each, $40. =, , :, tt,
5000 Green Har, Winona and st. Paul Railroad
| Company income bonds. "a L. $40
IS shares Ninth National Pank 500 each. 10 %.
Is shares Hanover National Bank. 300 each, 352
81 900 Missouri Valley ana Blair Railway and Bridge
| Company q per cent hOndS due 1928. lo3 T.
Ii shares East side Bank, 500 each. l2d. . ,
$1,000 suspension Bridge and Eric Junction Railroad
Company first mortgage per bonds. due 1900, H.
| $1,000 City Of Elizabeth Adjustment 4 per cent
| bonds, due 1882, So.