New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
MANY SALES REPORTED.
THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTION oN hEAL
ESTATE QUICKLY SEEN.
DEALERS EXPECT A LIVELY FALL AND "iNifi'

DEALERS EXPECT LIVELY FALL AMI "'Niii'
PARCELS OFFERED AND THE Prices
The real estate market was more active !es'er-
day than il has been for several weeks iheie
were some good-sized sales made and the piuu'hs
was lively There is a general impression among
real estate men that the result of TUESDAY eiec
ton will make for time. at least Il ooo"','s
market which otherwise at TINS seaso' " ''e
year would not be active. III the present ,"''.
tions can be relied upon there VIII De
doing in realty throughout the fall and winter ana
brokers and buyers express the opihio" wa. "'
spring there will be unprecedented huiioei VI
real estate transactions .,,-
The total amount of business done a' i"o'e
sales yesterday was $3.50 Ihis mciuu7u
property above and below Fourteenth-st ~ ''e
Trinity Saesroom Richard V. Harnett d CO. SOFA
the three-story brick dwelling at NO. LIZ "eS'
Thirteenth-st for the Daniel Stenson estate 10
BENJAMIN Haxton for $4,000. The sale was MADE as
If under foreclosure in accordance with me VIII on
Mr. stenson He left eSnd be sold under the
rules governing foreclosure sales ~ tne E,oea ~
iourned the sale of No 100 Madison-st to November
l6. at the same time and place , oro M
follows; Wilson H. blackwell & Co have sold NO NO
ss IVES! tee ss s Ksmpney Som sold
for Nj Nathan the fve-story double fiat at No: 5.S
West Forty-thirdst. to j. Hogan ON private
Plans and specifications were filed at the Snd no.
ing Department yesterday for new DuEulnss me
total cost of which will be $1,000 me prtNlpal
ones will be put up by Francis }. Schnusg oi NO
les East Forty -hfth-st His plans call Tor hve Ne-
story brick fats Ninety n ST. near M1ilso,-
ave Henry c. Irons of No. % Wiiiet-st;. brook
lyn has fled plans for fivestory Drlck Ia AT
Columbus-ave. and Eighty eiShth-st, to cost sSoOv
There are no public sales announced for today IN
this city In Brooklyn. at No. Willoughpy-st the
sales announced follows 49, -.
Hope-st. Nos. 16s and 10. near keap-st'' 1our-
story brick fat. lot 27.SX95. -.
Macon-st No 525 corner Patchen-ave., four-story
brick fiat, with stores, 25xloo ,.,
Scventh-avc Nos 2t9 to 217 in conjunction win
Nos i06 to 54 Thrd-st.. three three-story ana
basement brick buildings and one fonr-story nat
with store on corner unfinished. land %xg. iV,,s
Ffty-second- St. Nos. l56 and 1854. near hird-'Ne;
two two-story frame (brick-incd) dwellings, iahd
80 4xlc02 49,.
Fifty second-st No 14s near Third-ave., two
Fifty-ffth-st No. 1e2. near Third-ave. two-story
and extension brick dwelling. lot 2lXi",2 49,
Fifty ffth-st. No. 1912, near Thrd-aVe., Two
story and basement frame tbrick-lIneO DWELLING
lot 16SX1CO.2. ..,...
Hunterfly road, Nos. 9 and II. near Atlantie-ave,
tv'o-story frame dwelling plot 43lsxSilox42x'5 rel
eree's sale at Kings County Court House, by HAM
ilton A. Gill .,, c,,
II was reported yesterday that Richard Croker
would soon leave the real estate firm OF Peter r;
Meyer e. Co.. Of No. III Broadway. Mr. Meyer SAID
that Mr. Croker still with the firm. ana That
he had no knowledge Of any intention on ms part
Of leaving it,