New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT The ENChA.~"'
The majority OF real estate offerings In yes'er'
DAVIS auction market were Of an attractive cha
tor The attendance was large at both auction
rooms and the bidding was active with the eN-ep
lion ~ a fev instances The event Of the day was
the peremptory sale by George X. Read at t"e
Liberty Street Exchange. of No. s29 fittn-ave' ue
ing the southeast corner OF Seventy-four.h-s.' ."e
Mot contains six full lots in the street ana w. Ice.
IN the avenue. The size OF the house Is l2ox6o ana
:, :, en,shod with the exception of the woodwork
and Interior decorations. 1t built by the recent
owner Mr. Pickhardt, without spsrns ef HIds q;
The bidding opened S,a al iSS The Increases then
averaged from $4,000 to s.oS, Sawn 70 e "
at which figure It. was KnoeSe' Of po soo 600 on the
10 s, to fse Er os IS
and riding rSS ne The pe0 Properly
then withdra wn from sale. as no hsner p''S 'ou''
be 9of ha Trinity salesrooms William Kennedy Of
,ed Under foreclosure No. 40 Sec0nd1ave, iP qua
story brick on fh rs increased by
a 81 MS biSs few smaller bids made the 9taI Ill
Soo at which price IT. was SOLO 70 Ho MaSel SIX
building lot 1ss' Under us Sus
was the ,prv Frame house and stable, lot 29xoo on
a. so,th aide Of East One-hundred and for,y-sA.a
ST.. 80 feet east OF Willis-ave Inc SAFE was "0
n Muller G. Son offered. under foreci so a
osoy frame house ana Isses on and
the Ii sold to John Bezod for
800 ,,..,-os
# ne Is reported that II. II. Cammann Co have
sold for Newbold T. Lawrence,c VINO . Is Tbrivsev
enth-s fourstory brownstone nohs e o mseJ II az
s,,,iI,. resIdcnce by Mr. Lawrence for many years
The purchase price Is not known, =, .u,,rrs
William BUTLER has sold to Mrs r. V. Arcuid h
the oursory 1e 5ws@e with three
story extension, No. 81 West Eighty-eghth-s,' ior
%, i;;opert Wallace has sold to Mrs. Marie p Moore
,be three and ne-ha!fstory American basement
dwelling and lot sxioS2 in Vest EnS-ave. and
Sos homrh, The three-story dwelling NO. l.a'e
Madison ave. lot l6.Sx7o The terms nave "o' 'e'
'e sab n,r' smith have sold for Cornelius W.
Iuyster four-story DWELLING NO Is w est Ion
ixh-st g xSoxl9l WIN d ars, solS Of the houses
lust finished by Mr.. Luyster ana Is s Ht,e u ''e
largest private dwellings, on the Vest sa M,,d,,g q,
%pstnrv brick fat houses in the north side
Of Twentyfolrth-st twenty-five feel casC ~ hr,ck
sye to cost IN tSe South hSI Side Of
thirty -eighth-st., 100 feet east u i'''
nttner Brothers have filed plans for the build
ing OF iive-story brick fathouse Morn,hssiae
ave. southeast corner one @ .,esdorv brick
n tsehtnso.' IN IN ne east side OF Mornlngsideave
n feet inches south OF One-hundred rn, btk
tecnth-st to cost $1,000 also hye-story o''c u
sathouse i'm the east side OF Mornlngside- ave. 81
ieet 5 inches north OF One-hundred-a
nY Haas has fled plans for the building OF
story brick stable, No. i2i West fitytouF'n
Ellen SulfoyIe has fled plans for the building
OF n fve-story brick fathouse in the south sue OF
One-hundred-and- thirteenthcst. 1tty iee' east "a
Iexington-ave., TO cost $4,000 $500 -
The old red building at the southeast corner OF
BROADWAY and Crand-st is now being torn down
or i,re1roo, store and offs building. The plot
fronts 30 feet in Broadway by 100 In Grand-st