New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The offerings in the real estate auction market
yesterday consisted Of improved and vacant prop
er'y uptown. This class Of property seems to COM
nand better market than any other property at
this time of the season. and owners who put their
holdings up at auction now get good values for IT..
At the Trinity salesroom. No III Broadway. James
L. wells offered for the executors Of the estate Of
'ohn r. Mol twelve lots IN Kingsbrdge Road and
9ne,hundred ghty-third-st near the Southern
boalevard. in the Twenty-fourth Ward. two
10Y frame dwelling on lot. 3jXl0O, in Onc-hun-
ilsa'Is The same buyer took adjoining LOT, zJx
~ 10Y Ale The next four lots 25xl0o each. sold
i1e street sold to +. Noick for $40 each. A lot
y. hngsordge Road, 25xll6. sold to +. Groph for
iounging Mary Mcdonald bought the two re-
naming lots for 500 each. Mrs. Mcdonald kept
~ running commentary during the sale. inform
~ me bidders present that she owned a number
" iots nearby, and intended 10 20 into the real
sA s business entirely. The same auctioneer Of
!aed No. $50 East One-hundred-an dslXtieth-st a
~svstory frame and brick dwelling lot &xlco. II
- purchased by Mrs. Louisa Donnerlein for s.,
me same auctioneer offered a vacant plot 5Oxl0D
.dst one hundred nd sixty -eighth-st 20 feet
gS,h q e. l..n,on-aye., and 1t sold 70 John +. Nc
d n Ingraham & Co.. offered under foreclosure No
Las One hundred xteenth-st. nve-stOry
IN aMa,nouse ,oi SxlO9 II brought s22 $50 from A
..sae!er William Kennedy offered under fore
ssse pot 45xl0. In Eleventh-ave.. south Of one
Id Azure, and.eighiy -second-st. II sold 10 NJ. c.
FV'Vv9. ne same ductlOlcer OTeTtl inc
is. noiu interest In the four-sory brick building
hraSaS a. Collsseum Hall. the north side OF One
e.-dnu-seVenth-st., extending from Fourth TO
h.saetoh-ave. plot 40jx1Oo l1x325xiOxs0xl50l The
,.hien IS owned by Peter A. ". Jackson.
al 10 70 MN by Jane Muxlow In 1884 for ten years
Non ~ INA OF $500 for the first five years and
SnnSS,.of me remaining five years OF the term. A
built as s nad been started on this plot but was only
Of ihs ia as the first floor. one OF the conditions
kuldnns Ease was that the lessee 10 finish the
hsh winch was originally to be four stories
nun 2 me lessee fulfilled the conditions, but has
latter usot TO the owner about $4,000. and the
sss " project his interest forced the property to
H. Jacks" was purchased by the plaintiff. Peter A.
p Ms ,saN sale Sawson & Hobbs have sold for
seven,y's..ssr to Mrs. f. Mcdonald No. 525 West
Srok. sot lnI'srl62 e. for $500 Bennett & Gran
story s,or lave sold for H. r. Stevens & Son four
enty.secors 'front.', private house. No 306 West Sew
Jacob .a-st. for $4,000; also for Skinner &
Piadsnh1.ave; also for !. II. Walker. Il fve-story
La IS,ppnna pressed brick lathousc 25xe0xlOO No
p Graz sson-aVe. on private terms; also for f.
trvate I0Uur-story, brownstone and brck-frOnt
ako TO- Uening, No. 40 West Eighty bird st ::
Gotta. Hhafles Upton his Llewellyn Park On. J. }
cos1ovs" ,e leased for Mr.. Davidson to Aaron de
ffhst sV' term Of years No. IS West Seventy
Va Iour-stOry, stOne-frOnt dwelling 40X6O
siobe-fro lsi ourgh has sold a four-story brown
tAftbs, dwelling. lSxS0xl00 feet No. 60 West Eff
Tie ays.s,,c,iof So.VC. Laor Brothers have sold
LII NaS,ly' stone-front house. with lot 25x78, No
Lopis ~ ave. to Mr.. Baldwin for $50 600
Of e,b. Judson has fled plans for the building
fourtSs., iour-story brick dwellings at Ninety
r.. costing $1,000 ~ - "N'' i-'N
-"''s j. schnugg has filed plans for seven