New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
REAL ESTATE MfRKET BENEFITED.
THE REPrBrICAN VICTORY WILL END THE DIS
TRUST FELT IN BROOKLYN PROPERTY
WIINT WAS DONE YESTERDAY.

WHAT WAS DONE YESTERDAY.
The attendance at real estate sales yesterday was
small The sales announced OF little i'm
portance and were chiefly bought in by room
traders The majority OF brokers seemed graft
fed at the result OF the election. and predicted that
II would have a beneficial effect on the market.
Brooklyn brokers were particularly we'll pleased at
the result OF the election in that city Many deals
which would have been brought to a successful
close had there not been much timldty among
the buyers owing 10 the political ring. Will now be
completed. and I, is thought that values in Brook
lvn will have a rapid Increase. One OF the first re
forms I'm BROOKLYN real estate sales will be to
place official sales under strict rules. and TO re-
qulre them to be made on the foor or the Brook
lyn Real Estate Exchange.
Edward l.. Patterson. son OF Judge Patterson.
WAS referee In the foreclosure sale Of the ivestory
fat NJ No lbs Thrd-ave which sold by Will
lam Kennedy 10 George seaman for $1,000 Richard
Y Iarnrtt a Co sold in foreclosure. the six-story
brick building and lot i2x3O. AZ Nos; lOi and 100
Christopher-st for SCI Si3 10 julius Lipman. The
total sales at No. III Broadway amounted 10 Sl29.'
sai The property offered FOR to-day includes some
good parcels, principally foreclosure sales as fol
Oinc-hundred-and- nineteenth-st. West Nos. $el.
efj and 1853 Mania tan-ave., thrce-story BRICK
building lots IS and l9xlO0ll. q. Il. Katzenmayer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnth-st.. East. Nos III
with threc-story brick building in rear. land J0%99l;
hy - =. Ingraham 6 GO.
Twcnty-fonrth-st East. No 9}S. near First-ave..
four-story brick tenement on rear Of lot 2jx9S9.
Peter f. Meyer. auctioneer.
Twenty fourth-st East. No. 400. near First-ave..
three story brick tenement, with twO-story brick
building on rear. lot 25x9S.9. by William Kennedy
bred nd nftcenth-st. East. No. ll2. near
Fourth-ava nvc-stOry brick fiat lot 25XlWll. ID. +.
Ingraham q CO.. auctiorters.
'rhirteenth-st West. No ~. near SlXth-ave..
thren-story brick dwelling lot Dl0xlO33; executors
sale by X. V. Harnett co.
The first sale In the new uptown real estate tx,
change In East Forty-hrst-st took place on Tues
1ay afternoon. John s Mapes. vicepresldent OF the
exchange offered for sale 2oi lots belonging TO the
U,irht estate at Throgg's Neck. About eighty lots
were sold for n total Of SLICE James Welton
bought the first lot at Liberty-st and Amsterdam
ave for 500.
The only private sale reported yesterday. was
made by Frank : Fisher. of No ii6 Coumbus-ave.
lie sold for Drought Il Cnrew the three-story
brownstOne house No. 40 West Enlave. tn Mrs.
Florence Poole for about $1,000 The improved
condition OF the market will probably bring forth
several large private transactions In the near future
AT a meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of the
Ncw-York Real Estate Exchange. held yesterday.
a dividend of per cent for the six months end
ing November II. and payable on December Z. was
declared. The annual meeting OF the Exchange will
he held Monday December II. The following
new members were elected Yesterday; Irving Ru-
land. Frederick g. Wagner. Albert Blackhurst Ash
forth and Adelbart T.. Hoyt.