New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
pI-aTNE-c AT TIE EXCHANGE.


There was an active market at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday and property Of all descriptions
sold readily The most important plot offered was by
r. V IIarnett Il Goa and consisted of the corner vi
West and Nestry The property CONSISTS ol lhiec
story tlick buildings. numbered 26o, :dl, @o2 ana
oG3 Wes-st.. and 90 and o. Vestry The to''l
rental * Stsss Der annum. The bidding started at
$4,000 and ran up to $4,000. Gutwillg B"tiierS
were the buyers. The same auctioneers offered the
corner Of West and Lalght ss.. 50xs0. The bidding
otarted at $50 900 and ran UP to Sib,f1O' Ihc
property went to the same buyers. The same auc-
tione,r, offered Nos lsG and Les south Fhthave, a
tlrce-story bIlck factory on plot 4o'3A"o. iho
bidding ran from $4,000 up TO S3i,'1o Mah0fcs
Br,dhels were the buyer. The same aucu0nceWr1s
n,Icrcd 30 .73 LeNingt0n-avc., by order Of X: W.
Whcatey Edward o. HARRISON ana aauSl w. H and
executors The Iropcly consists VI Lr Stable
in the rear. The 10; Is 2ioXlOO Inc Dludll.s th h
from $4,000 up TO $4,000. W. C. osDurh WIS '"0
r. V Iarnctt & GO. also sold ly order Oh ,. inc INC
Supreme Court in partition tw0 os and iwnnty
st. The corner brought $1,000 from T.. =, hror
and the adlonlng lot o I'D c eo So The State Of
Joseph Thompson two lots on one hudis ann m b
leeqhs Gsxloo e ya s ne Wc f'f iGy T is
100 It brought from e9ry sn mn sale by
Adrian H. Muller a son of 1913 nts IN br10'S Nan F
1nS s @2S fy SIe i 1I lot
The corner OF Third-ave and Fifty nintllst tne iDo
Is o3.2xlOO. The bidding ran from Blow up W
~ 500 Charles Hart the bulc Inc same
buver took the four adjoining lots In me aVc.e -.
So each. and the corner of FIFTY al %
and the two adjoining lots at S2.2@o each ie als d
Lought ten lots In cightis NJ $50 cHh, an n
thirteen lots in Fny-nlnth-st, Immediately III un
rear AT $500 each. The corner OF fourlhNt. anu
Fftyninthst. brought $1,000, and the corner o ol
Fifty -cighlst and FOurth-ayc. S20OO, WIN r-V'o
for interior lots The two. corners OF tor1n Nv
brought respectively ~ 800 and s2.4Io, win IIoh
81 80 up TO ~ $50 for Interior lots. Inc ~h9le
frontage I'm fy-nInth ST.. being twcntyionr lotS,
sold 10 F. lIOrnby for 500 each The same DuNer
took twelve lots In Flny-ciehth-st. at 5000 each.
Edward Raftcr the wcl-known corner buyer, tooh
IN, two corners Of Fifth-ave. ~ s2,:2o ana S2'o2u
respectively and all the interior lots between up
two at ~ 900 each. Tho two corners OF II,havs e
and Fifty oigith-st brought Sis25 and Sl'1o ehch,
with $50 for interior lots. Lots In the two strecS
broucht from $50 MP 10 40 each: 80,
The corners of Sixthavr. brought $1,000 each WIN
from $3.50 up 10 500 for interior lots the wv.
corners Of SiNthavc opposite brought $3.50 ana $40
respectively both from john g. l'nrke, VIII f21o
for interior 1T. The lots I'm the street bfohEn,
$40 MP 10 $3.50 each. The ancuon"er announcer
that the block between second and Thin ayes tlIty-
eighth and Fiftyninth sts. had been Sjld M PlVa'
sale Immediately before II O'Clock. The prices were
considered nigh, and the bidding was continued with
great spirit.