New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
REAL ESTATE INACTIVE
MANY SALES WITHDRAWN BECAUSE OF
THE LACK OF BIDDERS.
PROSPECTS FOR GOOD TRADE IN THE FALL

| were withdrawn for lack OF bidders. The full
effect of the summer duiness was in evidence all
! the week. and the market developed no features |
worthy Of special comment. Property which was
offered under court orders in many instances |
sacrificed. Private transactions in real estate were
not numerous in preceding weeks. and brok !
ers found plenty of time to think about contracts
! OF the future.
! The real estate brokers doing good amount |
| OF thinking nowadays They have various topics |
to pass in their minds. and their cogitations
are deep and profound. The time has come when |
| the real estate sit in his office with moth |
Ing TO do the greater part OF the day but fan him
self and think This period OF rest always comes
| in June July and August. and It is possible that
there are men in the real estate fraternity VINO |
do not regret it. They would not say So for pub
lcation. but there good reasons to believe that
| # is so. Most Of them have done good business |
throughout the year and have arranged their ar |
| fairs In such a way that a good part OF their revc-
| nue. will not stop IN the summer. Their commits |
| sion the authorized agents Of estates come in
| regularly and they have nothing to worry about !
even II the market Is duh and lifeless. Real es-
tate is such a good thing in this city that almost
all the real estate make money, no matter Y
the business OF the country Is tied mp by the do
nothing but harm policy OF n Democratic Admin
| istraton. and when the season OF summer du- |
ness comes there is much grurnbng In real
estate circles t. outsider woule suppose.
Many real estate laboring under the CO.
fusion that they are to be piued Heal estate men
| should congratulate themselves that their analrs
in such a healthy condition and that they are
not forced greet one another with the sad OK
preston common In Wall Street ahc o'her
| places I'VE are making no money
| THE BURDEN or THEIR THOUGHTS.
As t. tho tninking the real estate men are dong
IL may De said that their thoughts are %. n" fall
business which promises TO bring forth rNc'I''nt
r~sr'rs Now. u - 10 De- hoped that the mon VINO
carry on the real business In this city VIII
! ,s,b Ia think
| INK OF reforms that will have beneficial 'reci
upon New-York realty. They might make a. or
gained effort to prepare 70 bring 10 the attention
. o. the next legislature reform measures which
VIII aff.ri for the better the property tn this city
Then they Nigh, think Of doing something IN the
interests of tenants II they would think Of using
THAR Influence on the owners and landlords OF prop
er'y toward securing lover rents Tor tenants th''
.'.or would Doe Wei spent AMI their praise would De
! s.audc' by the vast army Of r~nt-payng people
| IA NcW-York
! While the market was c<r-cliu.ly iu1l last "c"k
there were number ~ sales inaI". i,ii tn'> %rIe
| c.o@el az prices "nich srNeia Hr,,,,"lS,u, ,he
week 'he tendency Nas tpwar, lower price Al f''.
consd..rci an encouraging feat.rc. beealsc T. ms
instances DE. pf'rrrN Wa. u. q r.. ,.berc VA
an increased activity IN 'hc sale of suburban ret'
e,'.i il r,res senrray rg''5I 'i aF'T Ic.
trough, a FAIR ATTENDANCE - bidders anl ne yer
age prr~ io' So one gur -, II. I'VE '''s
al 81 apiece. has since -9ll them ~ - an ~
/ an adyan.- II nearly . per cent A. pr-'"nt .!l-
County property. ana several sails arc r'aans
TRANSACTIONS or THE WEEK.
At the auction rooms she sales Amounted - 'ae.-
$50 against Sc - in the prvy!opr week 9'''i' H.
the we>k before that. AM >tG10 In the CORE
spending week last year Some o. the principal
! sales 81 the week the Following.
! william H. Filinef u r- chaser - IN nine
i iT.t y, ris tdi by nSa~ J,a-E last week
and he VIII take tit d.fc 'h' i'i,rrc un r,,
Who's ares'on ne J o ~. Tr riiSS Sr
| mas been much discussed during the week AM me
opinion Is hat The lots were -'cufel al 10"
There IL every probability INA, the trade ne,go-
Owned by Johg g for 5o5 hT gs9ns al s r swnc
W. rS sel'@ Mayerneycr has allen through.
Mr. Hayemcyers 1wyers allesc ma hey , hHyc
found a slight naw In the ti'le - The f9. ouo
ing due ~ SUPPOSED rrcglllrliy Attending ne
inrion uenne,ts e4iate Mf fe,tii considers his
! title 20 tho Bennett building fhu!tIess . ,, .,
loais Eiunrer me "a ,u pu' AMI Wo"sr s,s for
fSr-H'srv Ercf weiiins 25x!o =, 30 ~ Fc'h
ave.. costing t2,cG H. C. Jaco5us 4 g. i've
also flied plans 10y three nve-story brick IN r.
west Of CoIumbus-eye. costing N@~' %. en-.
h1ndr RI, nd forty f5ur'6-.; west e Ams'e'n
ave l3xlO has been sold by Mr.. SIN q,
Hc cHt 6 r. 5rct to a" S'G" ss Pr
Las sold for Charles Astor brstei 10 ~ IA
lns lots e sxis iS2sx4 TO- for 500 john . Obey
has SOD i2 iq%qs T aS Z SF9 w.. %
ST. long The northeast cornci for IS:,,a,o R,r;dn
to the Home for the Ased AID 9nym He a5 y,
plot sS9s on 'As be- 5 ,sa c5 5ie Of S' Aserasy
for 1900 The home which is at presr'Gt o Slni
ave viii shortly begin the erection Of handsome
building on the plot just purchased The pi1ns u.
stone sS viii e9yer nearly t1e en'iTe plot noo,,s,
PIT 10
IL ' aad i"f Ic East Eighty - :ogr.i or.
- Woses has sod for Andrew J. Comick to Frank
Koch irregular IA, IN Kng r n1ya, ,ers near
Philips & Easton have sold FOR W /. la~s'n q, TO
Chester y. Y The property has p" acres ana sou
co S1' Of Erbsth.s, nG ia.sifa9ye R, siS
story apartmen house ao5ssxlc to 'o1H t siggifr
a'r bot .,;V s7sxa5 on chester an. Mount yemon FOR
5000 Jo,s 1st Sa has s2 ss 20 feet a, the south
east corner Of Eas; Houston and WiIet' ssii tor
gorge cameron anne 70 Loui: smith The hre~ ;S2
ana 1877 VAIN n%eIlng No is West
f2r 500 n ne northeast corner Of shernan-ave and
Enerson,st pot oSG rel a g nRl I"e plot
Hifred Corning Clark Of Coopersown has has, ned
,,ars for a one-storv BRICK store building. ssxS on
he southwest corner OF Sa1 ,I s' been Nd
stone front warehouse building Sx%;; ni a. 10 pos
| Waverlev place at a Of $4,000 WiIlam hQS-
cn2wejg broker has sold for the estate OF mares
Cu1ot 10 Jacob Sch,osser the entire b!ock from %
,H .n tn the north side OF Nneyifth- st between
snronI ana Third ayes. exclusive OF the Tird ave
| r,per The purchasers plans are mime 10
! rsct ten nvc-story fathouses. with AZ lmprOH.-
ments which, 1t Is estimated. VIZ cost N1'p"' ~,
| Dosnn,weig has also sold No lD Madison-st. a SIX
s,orv tenement house. 2x9oxo. for Joseph L. But
| fenwelser to Mrs Fanny Goldberg Tor 'f@V'
TABLE OF CONvEYANCES.
The following table taken from The Record ana
RI
,,os and nroiected buildings for last week and for
the same week year ago: