New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
REAL A
BrSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The holiday and fine weather brought renewed
activity to the real estate market. The Exchange was
crowdd yesterday, even the ladies' gallery Deihg
well filled. Among the most important properties sold
was 40. 81 West Elcventh-st, a tEice-siOry bricA
building with stable in tic rear, on a lot 26.7Xloa. IL
rents Tor II 100 per annum. Inc OInulhS stdtuci AZ
al 900, ana ran up TO S2i,6Oo' Ii. W. idNl" oe's "'
10. $50 Third ave, a fvc-story brick store ana
apartment, on lot 2i.oNl0o, wa, al son siG o0Si ~ a. a.
5000. Michael Gownley being the 9uNer, =, W..
ninf".t tnIrstory and basement brOwnstOnc
houses. on lots 2OXl0O. NO. lo7 DroL7nt r.',dUo
from. Henry IIughCs No. 100 wa P TO- e, Cat 7 Ip,9 a"d
Division st.. being a ica-cLold interest m a l2ui-sioiy
building Win cellar ana o N . Year. 10 ran, with a
ground rent Of $500. The store Is rented I3r Fa,7Vp;
and tie total rental of OF I I55d HTlIu ,dG from M 1000 T MN to
Gi2 20 If :. sanford being the buyer.
y LUZ 10 Eromcbt SG.-OO from y. NJ. berkeley, and
L. h .Gv 400. ON one huudrcdtlst, near FodftNlavc,
broasnt T : EHyd ir CiIcr rI'i No. . Daanc~t., a f%our.story
brcS dwcilng. on a lot 22x5l. 1t brought Slo'''o
iroy Wcg ST1' SMITH & Ryan sold No. II PerTy.st; a
thrceNtory and basement private G"Iimnsc y ~ Tc w,
ding ran from $4,000 up to Tl''iVo' fanhy H. hcr@os
beng n. U. Gs! NV" Wet one hundred, and fonrths St a three,
story st saH1d front , STs 4ii'G5o or To N 4. LAWSON 'O'
"''Y Eicna I'd =. iHarnett 4 Co. ;od under deer f force Pr1Ie
Nos. 5o7 to 515 East seventy -filn,o,' , mngJ'3s a. Gr Goo
, each from, the Il" fplaaintii in the processing; r..
rho same auCtiOne"r SOFA "A pIol' ''NI W.. ~ i"9'
opa hundr rel and thirty fOurth-st.,. east OF NIlHSdVe'
D DmO $40 400 10 the plaintlf in the proceedings;
Increased attention Is paid 10 IutsIai 5toeh >ulcs
ny Ei,hqrd Y. Harnett ~ co. The ioilo"lhS stochs
were sold yesterday couoo,v s,oo o,ch
o45. .u p,nro,d $40 each. rs.
100 share. IJrooslyn City Railroad, SlO elch; l9.
1000 q city Of Cincinnati : $40 per cent bonds due
july. 1907 Endorsed, III, ,. co,, hood. duo
IS, 900 City Of Cincinnati 'oiV '" O' ~ w"
JUG shares American Exchange National Bank 500
. ii 900 Jersey City 7 per cent improvement bonds due
l's ISL 900 Jersey City : per cent improvement bonds due
io9 I'll 900 Tennessee State o per cent bonds due July
'oJ IS shares Market and Fulton National Bank 500 each
700 shares East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Rail
fo'gH6 Zoo ,0ore. ONO Central Railroad. 800 zach, $50.
is shares st. Louis ore and steel Company SIOD each'
y 50 shares Universal Lie Insurance Company 800
a" ia shares Anchor Life Insurance Company 800 each
s. for lOt. r.to r.u-o,d sIo each
s22o. to-.ov Midland Rail.
road bond, dated August. 1873 ~ .o.tr.
~, Board II directors held Il spcclal nlcc'lhE W
tel,,av. and altered the rules 50 that members VINO 90
not pav up their knochdpwus and other duc' arr hiblc
after fifteen days 10 have their names posted ana ~
the expiration Of "a month. If still dciaultefN' 10 Dc
either suspended oI expelled
Tbo Cot,miitrc on Legislation met Yesterday. Thomas
+. Nurfha I'm the chair. Nc t.. L'Nl addr"s~h me com,
mittec on the subject of shortened forms ana I!'il
ind.v o. On motion ~ George DE Forest. the actlpn
OF the sub committee was RECONSTRUCTED, ana INC ply
providing short forms for receivers Insurance ana
rent mortgages was lndor~cl.