New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The auction market presented features OF con.a,
cradle activity yesterday. but at the last momen,
some important offerings by executors were with.
drawn. The attendance at both exchanges was
large, but the bidding excepting in some instances.
very slow.
At the Trinity Saesroom Bryan l.. Kennedy OF.
fered No 1888 Canalst north side. 2is feet west OF
South Ffth-ave., 2l.6xsOx2l 7x7s.7. fourstory and
basement brick business building 1t opened at 81.
d. p. Ingraham e. Co offered under foreclosure
the lease OF Nos l25 and ~ Park Row, east side.
threestory brick store building It sold to the plain.
IN for $500 Also, under foreclosure two plots
Ss 9s7 es pq at iHe ast 2 SsSS
lss. loxi26. and the other connecting with It, and
Tsey SOLD SOLD to john sa f Hss "a
William Kennedy offered under partition No "a
West Twenty.sevcnth-st. south side. between
Seventh and Eighth ayes. 2ilol4xsss, feur-story
for sl36OO Also No. 4o2 Third-aye:, west side. l32
fee, north Of Seventy nnth-st.. 22xso four-story
800 Also uD Dd pson NO. 81 eof West west
side. al feet north Of Thirtyhfth-st. @.sxlO0
hres.stoIy frame dwelling 1t sold to Frank Greene
Wv, Fogg offered under foreclosure Nos. 50
northwest corner 5l.l0x4l. 4xisxn4 fve-story
brick ,enement-house with stores; IL sold to WIZ
lam Kesselman for 1910 The other sales were ad.
At the Liberty Street Exchange r V. Harnett
withdrew the southwest corner OF Greenwich and
Albany SITS. for lack of a reasonable bid to open H.
The same auctioneer offered No. East Eighty
l7Hios The bidding ran from $4,000 up to $3.50
William Nelson was the buyer Inc same auctioneer
s s4ound rent ne Of S It rents for @ and sod to
At the, Trinity sale.room Peter F. Meyer Co
Of BENJAMIN Hitchcock, Al lots OF. at Pa E Park
The lots brought from SIS to $3.50 each. The bidding
fairly active, with large at nl mt.
the three lots 75xlO0 the east side Of West End
ave % feet north of Seventy-second-s,' for abou,
either two high-class residences. 40 and - fee,
front or two of equal width, to cost about $4,000
Spencer Aldrich. IL IL reported, VIII build resi-
Seventy second-st. and West End-sye' .
four-story ls-foot American Demonstrating No.
J. b. Johnson has sold for Watkins Brothers the
three-story basement and cellar brownstone front
dwelling. ls6x52xl2.6, No. iB West One,hundred
treasurer OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company
f. H. Ludlow & co. have sold the four-story
high s;oop brownstone dwelling and lot, l9xl@:s
No I6l West Seventy ghth-st.. for Daniel B.
Chds to Mrs Drexel for $1,000.
Paulina Aronowltz has filed plans for the build
ing OF seven-story brick building at No u Mon
roe-st.. to cost $1,000
Noble & Gauss have fled plans for the building Of
four hve-story and basement brick fat houses q,
me southwest corner OF OF Amsterdam-aVe' and
b. l. Kennedy offered the balance o. the seb-
bins estate. New-Brishton, J.; ne ,eo, corrs,
old stebhi,s homestead including. six lots.
from S,55 to $3.50 in Second-st.. $50 sor
corner lots. and $3.50 to $3.50 for interior lots
When twenty-five lots had been sold. the rest was
withdrawn; Messrs. W Wharton, J. Fisher and H.
& VI Randolph were lie chief buyers.
F.. r. Dernott has bought from J; y. Cronan ten
lots the Martense property northwest corner o.
Fortieth-st and Fort Hamilton-ave.. for S6"o
J. 5 Desselding has sold two-story frame mousse
at the east side OF Thatfordst. Brooklyn. 1875 iee
north OF G!enmore-ave., lot l6xtsxlp, tor E5o
Also five lots at the north side OF PARK flaee' y,
feet east OF Raph-ave.. for g 900. Both were sold
10 Alexander Ayfes for George II. Spring.
slawson & Hobbs have sold No 5eo Greene-ave.
Brooklyn, 2oxloo three-story oro"ns'one mousse T"
Marion J. Nerdery, for $1,000.