New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho experience Mt the exchanges yesterday showed
that the condition OF the market Is such that property
offered by executors. especially II the estate Is "'s
to loan n reasonable percentage OF the purchase
money. viii easily sill at good prices. even IN tne
present condition OF the market. Willie all other
offerings at auction under any other condition meet
little success The Liberty st. Exchange was well
attended and the most important feature OF the uay
was the sale by L. ). Philips OF thirty'six ehoice
lots belonging 10 the estate OF Bernard Fenmah ok
lots in Ninety .hnh-st.. between Riverside ana west
End ayes. brought 20 900 EACH and two III the rear
at the same price were taken by the SAME buyer,
f. L. smith FIVE lot, in West Endaye.. between ,ar
Ninety-fourth and Nincty.hfh sts emitting ihe eor-
ncrs brought $40 800 each from J. liirsh. lot IN
Ninety -nnlh-st. midway between Columpus'a'e: any
Central Park west, Dronsn, near n N"adcny ST.
broug; $500 and In shermanavs S.3o each ro,,h,
VI .s5 from j. iIirsh with s77o for adjoining lol,
six lots in vcrnilycaave and one IN Academy S nyn.r
OF of'S sylvan ince and ST. Ncnoins,ave., two frame
dwelling houses, producing -: month 1ro s,S
ST. WAS withdrawn having been sold at privai. sae:
At the end Of the sale Myer s. lsaacs tle t'rIy
Tor estate. said that the prices were cn" ,,y
satisfactory to the executors, being more IMAM te'
r.. Y. iiarnett Co. withdrew Nos. 2i3 and 81; Sla
East Niniy -seventh.s two brick nathouses ON lots
246xso the having been sold at pryn.s su,.
Tor $4,000. lie also wiildre% ,.,, the l"''a'a'O
No. 10 East Sixty.hfthst.. four story brown n,
stone dwelling. was Withdrawn by John " "oo''S' ~
At No. III Broadway there was large attend a.
ance at the sale Ly Peter +. Meyer. by order r, o.
The heirs OF Peter A. lIcgrman. deceased. ine
first property offered Nos. 800 ana 312 EowrrS
n thicc.story brick building on an IRREGULAR pro,
The bidding ran from $4,000 mp to S1' ,Ooo' H. !,
Frost jr. was the buyer. No. % Delahc"y's';; =
n thrcc-stor frame building on lot 2JAoo., NV
bidding ran from $4,000 up TO |lo.joO. Nc"nau
Cowcn was the buyer. No. BarrowSt wv"
story and attic and basement brick budlhG on II 10
lOxyO was offered. IA. bidding ran from CIV
up 10 S1l,1O0. F.. Frcund was the buyer. No.
Morton St l. a three story brick building on ,l
o5x9O II brought $1,000 from Russell B'nedic,
The corner OF eevcnth-ave. and Scventeenth,st' DC
Ing Nos. Il3 and IL in the avenue ana NU ';,a no
10 100 In the street. Is tlrcestory frame bmlidi.
m ploi 6:,xlOO The bidding from $4,000 NJ
to $1,000 Edward II. Kelly wns The buyer
hundred and twenty .sevcnth-st: 1t was withdrawn a
$1,000 No. SIG West Thirty secondst was h'''
| Withdrawn by him at s33.o5O. A..
philip A. emyth offered 10 close an estate Nos
CO., aud 2O4 Firs-ave.. two.sto'y brick lehenem.'
and stores: they brought $4,000 each from ''staa'
| J. Dolwenrcnt Nos. POS and 30 were pa IN n
ala 600 each. no. $50 Thrdavc. was withdrmwn
! an tho other offerings by the same anctoheer wer'
| bid In or withdrawn. ,, ~. y,
| Peter f. Meyer offered under partition No.
IIorrIson.st: Il sold for $4,000 to John Fest ~
The othcr sales advertised were either ADJOURNED p'
!" IIartwick Ford & Churchwcll. Of Temple Court
| have completed the purchase OF about nin'vrhT
| acres OF land at HackcnSack. y. j. adjoining fni,
| mount on the New Jersey and New YORK Rni'roan
| known AS the zIngern Property, Tor the sum o
| $4,000.