The sun., 1890-09-29
IN THE REAL KsrArE FIELD.
The Iaterest Apparently Concentrated Just
Now on Gilt-sdss Bustneus Property.

ieIty uuIlnR tno Wook, tne movement mas not
been up to expectations. The came thing may
be said OF operations Of brokers, with the inter-
esting exception that business property be-
low Fourteenth street was possibly never In
greater demand for investment than Just now.
Tho inquiries come from men with vast bank
accounts. There are no indications of a specu-
lativo movement in these properties. but on tho
contrary, the interest seoms to proceed from a
desire TO secure sound Investments. The srec-
ulative movement in real estate herenbouts
has been ourtailed by the difficulties over
shadowing the monoy market 1t Is believed
that the worst has been passed and that things
will run along smoothly for number OF
montha
Meanwhile, though. real estate speculators.
and among them are some OF the shrewdcst
chaps In New York. prefer to feel their way.
and do not propose to be caught In any sudden
catnclysmS. The Record and Guide, speaking
OF tho situation, says:
by this time the season should have been
fully started and business brisk, but instead
we find general dulncss and reluctance to
close transactions. Predictions US to what the
fall market will be vary from the most de-
spondent TO the brightest prophecy. and out Of
all the opinions advanced 1t is hard to reach
the real truth. The fact that the season is late
In getting under way would not seem to indi-
cate very great activity, and yet general busi-
ness is good and values stand 80 firm that one
hesLtates to take pessimistic view OF the stu
alton.
The dealers and speculators are around
among tho brokers, and from the inquiries IL
would seem that vacant speculative property
south 81 yodnS
fair income will be snapped up greedily
building lots for small investors up town will
nd nj Ao NJ tntp xutll NJ
neglected"
Brokers sales include:
NEW YORK.
the ss"s ssEs Sd to P MesPn
street 2axUO IN size covering the entire lot 10 Edward
&nsSy has sold to Dr. rordyce
S ssS
Dr. B. Grunhut has purchased the premiseh q Bast
twenty fourth street adjoining the Lyceum Theatre.
sststS Of aslen P Perkins has sold the
fourth street lasIaUxo to Miss ISabelle f. EveSSoe
b, Kompner 4 Son have sold for Curry Giliio tho
< .t S sSf
ASoher WeinGtein has sold to a sullivan street.
with the old buildings lSSrson and the soStHwest cor
ner OF sixteenth street and Seventh avenue on private
H. Of the
column hoeIt month age lMe price paid vas S3i2 Co9
wss Ss .ssSE sS,d I5ssa 9s e i
John Hickey haa sold to Mary 4 sehus!er y East
.
bore Lyon has sold E. Wooster 247 West Seventy.
sixth street. fourGtory brown atone dwelling lvx5jx
iHe d%% t1T SsuSo ,,v, ,o,, for s.r., r,orn
Soins ,sd %s,s ia s'Sos9 s5oi and feP
side briSe near street FOR Va ''r
4 A burnett has sold for Emm. Iooker the three
s. bitonsts has sold for j. W oednsy the southeast
for Il, 700 and assessments, size s2Sr&s
I2sth street three-story brick and stone dwelling,
Increase NJ. Grenel has sold 80 west Ninety:nfth
tSsss :ss ssS 3 .1!Ss'
Z. Il Purdy his reported, has sold 81 West Eishty.
NTH street four story, brown stone dwelling 6 sx5Sx
p.on two 6ros dSsnSs zox on the Re.
side Of Lexington avenue north of lOISt street. at SUo
L Froelish ha, sold for nipseheimer to Ar Casey
%ens S hast ayht5s Ia s1es or story and basement
VI II Gordon Co Co hSys sold for Asehsr Teinsten to
sGn ~.S E"zf 500 rs TS SA it s:s
SS:ssRh iaS AZ
e!:h%r :SS
Frederick southSe has leased for term of ton years
q az sPs9sf q e and
BRooKLYN.
II. II. Gordon Co have sold for Mr.. Kirk patrick TO
william I .oS
dSsinS l5ntsxs l4sA nassau avenue Tor George ss r.
E.Hs f s NJ T.
s.sS .%s ssSs @ s
'5ss e Ts% & 6SshsF 6Ss .sa f0 u.s. sSs ss7
street two thrsestory dwellinEH 2oxioo for $500
Charles A. Seymour Co. report the following rales:
as asas srek asy 5 5 10 Ra%s,S p u osa en-
t7t3 The new tourstory double brick nat 2sxfS lot
~ nS Sst .1 liz 2s or
S aS s SsF for S5 s Hs rs Ss a!
@ :ssS ss: y
Il 1f %
s @ n s Ss has
S pS SSns an s %S Gs Ta
Brown stone buildings the corner being dsyotsd 70
business The price + S to be high one
as @ Ham spd oF ss gS street. for L''hd'd
S% T. has Sa f sas base
l'RAf Qgsk TO Car soS P P.ys for .Gs R,s,
enough ne 5hTssstoTya and bsssmsas Stownssope '
dysE SS. ss sysos saS S
PS 9x Ga sd' 20 Of
has sS3 S a:cSS! Jacob
ac house 81 stfS: and
miHSssh S1ef S .s S iS
and 1855 Eldert street for John BogATd the former
70 William Buchanan, and the latter to Popl Israel
Charles Loeier has sold the thres.story frame fiat
ward Bachmann for s. 75o the thrsestory frame dou.
BILE nat 2ax5oxl0O ls4 Hamburg avenue, for George
Loeher to August PfennnR for 50 500 and for Dorm
lun l36 Hamburg avenue TO August Luedicke for
w. r Jones has sold for MrA Margaret Rain to Isaac
Wheaton the two story and basement frame dw ell.
Ing le.sx4ux91 Tsh Norman avenue, for So oooi and
for George Palmer e sSphia tSsvi1on' the three
$500 -''
Rozel Barnes have sold the premises lss Washing.
ton avenue consisting OF threeItory and basement
brown-stons dwelling lasx4oIlo9 for Frederick r.
psEner to Charles Gira[d on private terms and for
wS% z gS S I5as s aSES asS the ss SES
teEmL q o,.., ..-,. ,n. .,.. ooo-,oo
at the northwest corner OF Macon street and Ralph
avenue for Bernard Leyino to N. H. and D. O. Ray.
mond. on private termk
Jacob Bosert has sold TO Peter Michael OF New York
the thresstory frame nat with store 2ox6SxlOo 2e0
kniGkeTboeker avenue. for $1,000
William II Reynolds has sold the threestory and
basement brown-stone dwsllinR, 2Ok+sxlUO 200 Han.
cock street to Hattie Hoyt Page for Sit 600
WAndelL the twogtory and basement frame dwelling
22x4b lot 25xl00, 323 Bushw ick avenue for 60 Sol
W. II. ARroola has sold for William " 6ullfoyiO the
three story frame Eat with store, 2ox60&sl on the
southeast corner OF Evergreen aud Jefferson AvepuoS
for sill 900.
Jere Johnson, Jr., announces two important
sales OF property at auction. The first, to oc-