New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
The result Of yesterdays sales at the Real Esmte
Exchange disclosed eloquent facts which clearly
Indicate the Of the market over S5OOOOO worth
OF property was sold, the bulk Of which was under
foreclosure In no single instance was the paintin
the buyer the prices In every instance realizing over
the membranes and expenses. out Of seventeen
parces offered only one, for Insignificant amount,
was bid In by the These indications occurring
in holiday week. when drlness generally prevails, pre-
dict considerable activity when the market really
opens next year.
There was considerable bidding at the stand Of
smyth g. Ryan when they offered under foreclosure
Nos "a ~ and 20 Oiver-st. No. "a is fve-story
brick tenement. lot 2G2x10O6. 1t brought ssi2
$50 from George Davis; No a., , similar @ POPeTS Sar
bidding, from solomon JacODs. The same buyer toon
No. 10, similar property on lot 246Aloi, Tor
The stand of William Kennedy was wen attended
when he sold No. 81 West sixty -iourthSt' a two
story frame dwelling on "A fuI lot. ~ j. Ne"lt"F
No. West one hundred and sxteenth-st. IS five
s9osrh siS srss sat n En io b. Ie Tno =
property on q lot 27x1Oo, went to William T. Hockey
IOf IOt sr o. o from the same buyer No :, sim
liar property on q similar lot, brought S2o,115, and
No. oO y sSs' smyth at O offered Sos: 81 and 80 West
Ninety .sIxth.st, 500 feet from Central Park The
consists on OI lots s"G oIioo &c. Oi" 81 Which @ is
box stoop sold to Thomas Lenane for S23ooO ana NO
80 ran up from S2l,VOo 10 @-4,-oV' D L. L""soi'
Nos G To- 10 East one hundred and thirty second-st
are three fve-story brick flats on plot ooAsoll'
Joseph Wallack was the buyer Tor f32'9oO. .o.,
Nos. sos to o14 second ave: are four hvestors s
teIiements. on plot l0OxlOo. They brought Slo2'-
$50 from William ii. Simonson - ,.. ,,,.
D. p. Ingraham & Co. sold No. PA West Imrty
fourthst., four story stone front Dwelling on lot
105x9sg. ii. NJ. stillwell was the buyer Tor Sl''-
oR R v Harnett & Co. sold under foreclosure No. 63
West hund red and nineteenth-st., threestory
dwelling on lot l0sx1OO. 1t brought sl2,775 from
Joseph +. Stier 49,, ~. ~, ., o,e
Fast Eleventh-st., ivestOry brick tenements, with
stores on plot 35-ex94. L. NJ. Jones was the buyer
iOf me weekly sale Of stocks and bonds by Il. v
Ua,nett & Co. the following sales were made 80
O4 shares Merchants Exchange National BANK S4o
5000 New-Yorls. Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Company per cent gold income bond Incom certihc
M 800 ndorsed. This years interest coupon $50
attached payable about January -. -. ~ -
100 shares National Bank OF Commerce, SlOo each,
800 % shores Manhattan Compny. $50 each $50 L.
60 shares First National Bank OF Rockwal Tex,
300 each Hypothetical. 10; ,,,-.,.-, rou,. -,
40 shares Bankers and Merchants National BANK OF
Dallas Tex. 800 each thypOthecated), 20.
81 900 Jersey City Water Works per cent bonds
10 Shares United States Trust Company, 800 EACH
~ 900 Missouri Valley and Blair Bridge Raslroad
Company g per cent bonds due lS23 northwestern
so shares Market and Fulton National Bank. 800
100 shares Merchants National Bank, $50 each,
20 shares Irving National Bank so each. "a.
90 shares Irving National Bank. so ech, l-'I.
% shares Fourth National Bank *lOO eflch l'53 80
80 shares National bank OF the Republic. 500
az 600 Morris and Essex Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent bonds, due 1914 l3s