New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange yesterday was again
crowded when Adrian II Muller Son offered 23s los
in one hundred and eighty eghthst TO One-hundred
and-nnetieth-st., Kingstdge Road, Tenth. Eleventh
and wadsworth avcs. The auctionsef. who occupied
the centre stand WIS faced by dense crowd OF bidders
who filed the body OF the Exchange and clambered on
to the surrounding auctoneers stands soon as they
we're vacated by the auctioneers The first lot oherci
was tho corner Of Amsterdam or Tenth ave. ana one
eghtl-st. The bidding started IN
lively fashion, ard rsn up TO $1,000 L. {. Rasener
was the buyer. The same buyer took two adjoining
lots in the avenue Mt ~ 600 each. The next brought
s4,1T5. August Ritter took three more at H.1O
each. Tho southwest corner OF One hundredanl-
eighty ninthst went TO j. Haldeusten for $500 Tie
other Of the block In Audubon-ave, brought
5000 and 5000 respectively. or the Interior loIs
In Audubonaye b. p Fairchild took three at 1880.
r.. NJ Crcmln one at al 300. and Robert Goeller two
ct 1880. The interior lots In One-hundred-anl-
eighty eighth-st. sold at from 81 900 up to $1,000
and in One-huDdrcd and elghty-nnth-st from Sl,1oo
up to $3.50. The opposite corner OF One-hundred-
andeiehy eghth-st. and Audubonave. brought SJ,O9O
from Walton storms. Leonari Zeh took three adloin-
Ing lots the avenue at 81 900 each. Two more
went for s1,7sO each. and the corner to Otto Gess
for $4,000 Interior lots brought In the neighborhood
Of 81 975. The corner Of Eleventhave and One-hnn-
dred eighty eghthst. then put up and knocked
down at S4,475 The adjoining lot was knocked
down to the buyer, p. j. Ryan for s2,973, on
which the auctoneer announced that the rest Oh the
property would be withdrawn.
Bryon L. Kennedy sold two full lots in Seventy
iOurth-st. between Avenues and b, to Frank IL.
Ranley for 81, 200 apiece
John T. B. smyth offered 10. 900 Thlrd-ave.
Brooklyn, frame building on q full lot. 1t sold to
Otto Betz for 400.
The same auctoneer offered vacant lot in Forty
second ST., Brooklyn near First-ave, which brought
$500 from John Wichem.
FOrtv-SecOnd st prOOlvn. twO-stOry
dwelling with nine rooms sold Ferdinand Eysel for
$1,000.
d. p Ingrnham & Co. offered No. So WIlett-st
north OF Delaney, three-stOry brick dwelling held
under leasehold. 1t brought $4,000 from Max
Tannenbanm.
No. Gil COnventave. was sold by William Kennedy
under foreclosure. to c. B. Rawlings for $4,000.
Dore Lyon has leased TO Adolph Rusch, No. FAC
West End ave. between Seventy sixth and Seventy
seventh sts., four-stOry brownstOne private house.
oOxG0, for three years, at rental Of a2,sOo pei
annum.
At the weekly stock sale by R. Y. Harnett Co.,
the following sales made:
l share New York Law Institute. 1855.
% shares American Exchange National BANK SlOo
5 shares Thurber whyland Company, preferred
10 shares ThlTber- whynnd Company, preferred
20 SHARES Thurber-whylGrsi Company, preferred,
500 each. Oslo. a.oo
10 shares Ne"-iOrh NauOnuA EAona"So D"4N' WV
each. 1876.
$4,000 Alabama New Funding per cent bonds
Cue 1920, 06.
$1,000 suspension Bridge and Erie Junction Railroad
LIST mortgage per cent bonds. due 1900. Enc Rail
wa-. ITO IL. -.
20 shares Mechanics National Bank. 30 EACH 100
al. oOO Montgomery and Eufala Railroad LIST mort
gage per cent bonds guaranteed by Georgia Catnl
Rallroad), 10i.
~ 900 East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Rail
road Consolidated Registered per cent bonds due
1856. 95. -,
1000 Western Union Telegraph Company Col
lateral Trust per cent bonds. due 1888. 90 1-2
81 900 Quebec per cent bonds due zoos. 1Oo.
$4,000 North Carolina per cent bonds. due 1910
9S IA.
10 shares United States Trust Company. 500 each
700.
30 shares National Park Bank 800 each. $50.
81 900 Helena and Red Mountain Railroad lst
Mortgage Sinking Fund per cent gold bonds. due
1897, ITO.