New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
PRICES GOING Up.
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET FAlRll AOliN L..

An INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PRIVATE
sALEs-\NNOUNtEMEN FOR THIS WEEK.
There was not large amount of business done
at the public auction sales last week. but the
market showed increase in the prices obtained
far property over the same week last year. The
total amount of the sales there for last week was
500 1885, while In 1892 it only s97.25S In private
sales there an increase over the previous
week OF about sico,ooo-the total for the week be-
King 81 Os5 800 and that for the previous week $6-'
zoo Indications that from now on great
many OF the sales will be private. and that up
town brokers will get generous amount OF 'h'S
business. The public auction market, while SNOW
jnC an increase over last year. also showed ue-
crease from the previous week of this year. wheh
the total sales amounted to s965.5i5. The proper
ties sold last week were principally IN loreC'oSu'e
proceedings, and the plaintiffs were generally Inc
buyers. There abundant opportunity LOT soou
BARGAINS and in most cases advantage was taken
Of them.
Real estate men confined their attentions more
10 the future market. as the elections tended 10
check present transactions. The results. however,
Of the elections received favorapN Ill red'
estate circles. and the general opinion was tha'
they would strengthen the market materially. the
mortgage loan market is now in condl'loh ~
stimulate the real estate business. Real estate
brokers do not expect large increase in business
however. until after January l.
THE LoRlLLAED HOUSE HFsoLD.
A. nrivate sale last week the most interest.
inc transaction was the resale Of the Lorillard
house AT Fifth.ave and Thirty-sixth-st This prop
ertv WAS sold a month ago to Charles j.. huhk
Tor s2so On who has now made trade with Henry
n Haycmeyer taking smaller parcel IN part
n,vment FIfth-ave. property is receiving consid-
nrshle attention at present and several large sales
are reported to be pending. Brokers report that
the value of property in this avenue Is increasing
randry and that large transactions In IL may De
expected in the near future
Henry d. Winans May have sold the iour-
story brownstone house No. East Sixty-third-
ST for the Townsend estate for $4,000 cash.
G. f. Harre has sold for James H. George the
6ve.storv fat house Nos Ssi and S36 West Eight
e.nth.st. to Adah Crossley Mr.. George takes in
part payment four lots in ST. Nchoas-aVe. Inc
total amount involved was 100000.
Solomon & Schutze have sold the two fvc-story
brick anartment houses at Nos. Is and 10 Jones-st
for Charles G. Martin for $4,000
Herman Wronkon has sold the four-story brown
stone house No 246 Central Park. West, to Thomas
J. Hodgkins for about $4,000
Ware e. Gibbs have sold for the Bradley d Cur
rier Company the two fve-sory apartment houses
AZ Nos 900 and 81 Columbus-ave. to J. '. d.
Card for slco.o0O.
L. Tanenbaum & Co. have leased for John H.
Parker the new seven-story building at Fourth-st
and Washington Square for term Of years TO
Vanderhoef & co. for about $4,000 a year.
The following table shows the conveyances. mort
cages and projected buildings for last week and
FOR the same week in 1892: