New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-02
A OUJET WEEK IN REAL ESTATE
OWNERS AWAIT A BETTER MARKET
ONE OR TWO BIG TRANSACTIONS TO RELIEVE
THE MdNoToNY.

ONE OR TWO BIG TRANSACTIONS TO RELIEVE
THE MaNoToNY.
Only op,et business was done in the real estate
market last week. although more activity Is REPORTER
in brokers' Offices than was noted al the hei fS'aV
pvcb.nge The auction sales were not important
except in few cases, and owing to the SLACK uennd
at the moment for the general run OF properties o"e
oo not disnoscd 10 press the auction market WIN
orincs What stir occurred in the line of sales was
principally in Wesslde properties around Fftyn
G, although a few downtown business properties
changed hands A communication in " The keai hS-
tate Record and Guide" records the sale Oh seVen "a
the nine four-story, hgh-stoop, pro"hstoh1 ,ioi.
dwellings IS to 81 feet wide, on inc south s' -
seventy-sxth-st., between Central Park west anu
Ninth-ave. "The Records" correspondent says
0Thev were sold for J. c. Umberfeld, the onilder'
n the Rev Edmund Guilber late rector oil the Curo'
- +ne uo,v Shirt (now All Souls Church, Rev. H.
uebor Newton rector. The price PAID was aDou'
so5o 600. In conjunction with Mr.. Guilcerts pur-
chase the following incident may not be uhhueress'
In announcing to his COMMITMENTS MS rc'ron'oi''
from the church, which lie built up on MaulSohaNo
and sxty-sxthst., DR.. Gubert said that some siA',
of the weahiest families Of his cohgrega''oh nav,
moved to the West side. THIS evidently Impressed
him. With the adyisabity of placing his personal prop
- IN real estate in that section of the city, and this
nrrcbase bv him. amounting to quarter OF million
dollars is the result oo
The convevances for the week ended January 30
npmber $40, against 293 in the CORE
sponding week of 1882 and the amount
involved was si,65oo5o, against S''-oo'-
al last year. The number of mortgages re-
corded last week was GAG, against 2ol, anu o no
amount involved was 81, 724.325, against Si21O'42o
last year. ..x....
The 1ve-story business structure at the northeast
corner Of Corandt and Church sts, 232 by 122 ieet
has been sold by Henry Naylor, for S2l2'ooo' IL ID
said that the purchasers are corporation ""o'0
identity is disguised. The same buyers nave Pur-
chased the property at the southeast corner Oh DeS
and Church sts, in the rear OF the Mayor bullus'
and IL is supposed that improvements VIII DC uhuer
taken D. II. Carroll sold for Mary G. Iorrehero tno
dve-story building No. 535 Broadway for Sllo'ooo'
rho comm estate has sold the hotel building at the
northeast corner of Fourteenth-st and Seventh-ave
IN Mr. Wenstein Frank l.. Fisher has sold five three
story dwellings in Ninety-seventh-st IN exchange LOT
some lots in Eightethst, at total price Oh
two GvestOry flats, Nos. 223 and 224 central farh'
West for c. p. West, to ellknown actor ana hVe
three story dwellings on the north side Of Eighty
seventh-st 225 feet west of West End-avc tor Dunn
Brothers, to ]. b. Small, for $4,000
Walter Lawrence has sold for Mcdonald d stewart
fine fat building at the southwest corner Of Ninth
ave. and Ninety -fourth-st., 100 by 1O0 to Albert
Flake for $4,000. Mrs. G. L. Crossman Riley mas
purchased for sG5 900 the four story and base.
ment hgh-stOop dwelling at the sout Invest corner o,
Madison-ave and Eightiethst. Martin a. Dreyer sold
the plot All by 100 feet on the south side OF one
hundredthst., ITO feet east Of Tenthaye, for Henry
Osterndorf to the German Lutheran Church, which
will nut up a new church building. The trustees OF
the Gratuity Fund Of the New Produce Exchange
are Offering for sale at Bayport L. l., handsome
residence Queen Anne style, with TWENTY-FIVE acres OF
land. embracing 1000 feet of water front on the
Great South Bay. This Is property belonging 10 inc
former treasurer of the Fund whose defacaon created
a stir few years ago. The armory Site on the east
side of Fourthave., between Thirty third and Thirty
fourth sts has been appraised by John f. b. Smyth
at S3s2. 725. The plot IS ZOO by 236 feet.