New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28

pI-SI\ESS At THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The sale in partition of the estate Of the late
Moses Lazarus at the Broadway Real Estate Sales
room yesterday. by Peter f. Meyer X o. az
tracted a large crowd OF spectators, investors anu
operators The offerings consisted of several choice
parcels in the business sections and the purchasers
The frst parcel offered was No. 8, Broadway run
Ming through on ESemnns ofee le SuIdih on Plot
2s 6x2O24 The first bid heard By Auctioneer Meyer
was s mil ~ on The rG last c Of 600 George D
Barge representing the Pinkerton Detec'''9 as
Thn next offering was Nos s5 and 81 Lberty,st
fve-story marbie-front office building pdoy 1oM i
The bidding was exciting. starting at $500 rlsins
RAPIDLY by BIDS OF 81 900 until the Newly ReaIty
Company (Flake & Dowiing) became the purchaser
Nos 81 Sc and IS Har-son-s Two and s three e.
GTy DTf Fe sRanFS for on S,S! '''N'' were
nos i49 Al and i5S West Fourteenthst running
through no 10 and N0S 9 t an" brick buildings o
about 2Os were sold TO W. b Parsons for %SSa;;
through TO 10 40 West Ffteenth-st three four
story brick buildings and stable plot
lOSiilzx25xabout POS. were sold to william Mar
No 81 West Thireenthst one:st9ry brick build 10
e.: lot s'Al''', was s''r 10 ,wo three.
sold to Isaac Rodman for sl2 o25 each o,, - ter-
nando Stenhardt for s2.c25 u,u,,o,.
d. Aucto S1I Meyer also sold. in foreclosure pro
ceedings No 1855 Second-ave fve-story BRICK ten
emeni, lot 2j6xlGo. to Meyer Holman tor soSV. 49,
West Eighty nnth-st. fve-story stone max 10Y -oN
100 to the plaintiffs George e. Mcintyre ana o'he's'
lanes l. Wells sold in foreclosure No. CG2 East
One-hundred- nd fort y-fth-st three-story prlck
dwelling lot 13G2xl0O. TO the plaint, Louis behle'
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure, No. $3i
West Thirty-first-st, brick and stone dwelilng iot
Fortv-ffth-st 800 10 feet west of Fifh-ave. four
story brownstone dwelling. to Frank H. farsoh ior
D p Ingraham & Co. sold No. % Ludow-st. in
foreclosure hve-story brick tenement, lot 21XSo. 10
Moses X. Wallach for s29.CoO r -
George r. Read a broker. has sold for James G.
Wallach to John f. Seares president of the West
ern National Bank. the property at the northwest
corner Of Nassau and Pine SITS, formerly occupied
National Bank. The old building Is now rapidly De
ing demolished and ifteen-story building VIII IN
short time be erected on the SIZE II wi De 3ccu
1rouitable Life Assurance Society who now own the
remainder of the block .
George r. Read has also sold to Jefferson NJ
five-story marble building. and Nos. llS and 10
Cedar st. directly in ihe rear with ola sS n
Cedar-st for about 100000 for Elizabeth W. Chand-
Ter. 49, ,, , r..o.
Bro have purchased entire block on Seventh
and St Nicholas ayes. said TO be between one
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and One-hundred-and-
eighteenth sts and there other rumors OF other
transactions In the same street:
c. +. Harrel has sold for Walker h Lawson to
Jeremiah c. Lyon the westerly half of the site OF
The old St AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church Nos.
and Q West Eighteenth-st Situate In the same
block with the segel, Cooper & co; new building
now rapidly apProachins compiedons, Inc site mas
one-half of the block This property mas changed
ownership twice within the last three weeks.
Walker & Lawson have sold the property at an