New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
little DOING IN REALTY.
TRANSACTIONS MADE IN THE PUB
Lie AUCTION MARKETS.
NAYS ABOUT OVER. HOWEVER AND AN

.crrvr TRADE EXPECTED IN THE FALL
,,.voRMONGERS AND REAL ESTATE.
,,.,o business was transacted in the real estate
-, markets last week Trading was extremely
.,1 although on one or two days there were
-,tons Of activity. the general business for the
" davs was decidedly like that Of the last few
~ssts These duh days in the auction markets are
lever nearing their end. In another month they
NV ba nvor probably and while it is hardly safe 10
'..,,c a booming market in the fall 1t Is conn.,
III rxpected that there will be smart trading
~orgbou, the autumn season. II the National Con-
Ass decides to cease its idle and hurtfui tnkerinS
s,b the tariff ard goes away from Washington rea
,,,a like all other investment properties, as well
al the industries Of the country. will be mate
.rv benefited With all the adverse conditions
49,, confront the general business Of the country
w. outlook in real estate is hopeful and full of
promise . -, s,,os
inst AT present there are more rumors OF sales
,hsn actual transactions. In the last week 'here
.s-s numerous reports Of alleged private sales and
,nors Of pending negotiations about to be closed
FALSE REPORTS SPREAD
THOR. are certain men who deal in real estate
who are constantly spreading false reports about
vi estate sales in order bring their names be
,ors the public They announce one day that they
have closed a large transaction ana the next Gay
.hsv make a denial False and misleading reports
-. snrea1 about real estate transactions. and are
,svsn the newspapers as Dphd Hie HIVE wv"
snnposoa to he reputable business men have been
,u,, NJ making misleading statements about real
state transactions. and the public Is CONSTANT!
hing deceived about the real estate business Such
Methods are hurtfu to the real estate market ana
,nars should be a severe penalty imposed on the
.-son caught making statements which are IN
,nnsad ~ mislead buyers and sellers Of realty
prnors Of this sort often emanate from apparent
y, trustworthy sources. which accounts for their
hsi,g nuhl.shed in the newspapers.
nesnlte the dulness in the real estate market
there is good movement in building operations
7, &c only necessary take trip around TINS great
o',v n b. convinced that if there Is a complaint
cav, hui,5ers II is because there are too many
,nasrs here: that their number Is not normal as
c,mnarea with the amount Of work mere Is 10 ~
donA here in the building line or the NeS' ''''
and in the upper districts above the harlei" mn
,hsrs Is good deal Of activity among builders ana
CONTRACTORS and property is being rapidly improve
y, the erection OF substantial houses. hathonSes ana
hotels Last week the number Of plans n'f' iui
,ew buildings aggregated over $4,000" IheE were
mostly for small residences There are nu"lc ne I 1b
new Office buildings being put up IN an pa ID, cea6
c,,~ and arrangements have been made % proc
with the Office building "nlCn - a, Rroadwav
on the site Of the NewYork Hotel al ,sr
Washington and Wayerey places al C CUS ny has
NoNocl The Mutual Lie of Which NH be- used
IN paving off a mortgage now on H. am binTting
TA 10 oe 81 the properly IS Randolph Gnsgen
hemer The pans for the ne" Dc'' ,r e s,r,,c,i,re
III onsijs, ~ four distinct buildings. SO oonneclsI
however that they will constitute one M ne inicr-
ns II viii he twelve stories hSh. ana tne i IL,
,ier NJ Inc owner is - make u one OF we ~,
ONCE buildings in he ely. De On Sea, IN Waverley
Pace ~ feet in Mercer-s,., and Us feet in Washihs
ton Place
PRINCIPAL SALES IN THE WhEA'
II .,A auc,ion rnarke; The sales amounted - SHh-
200 agans, sl51 O3l in the same week iast year ~
the amount. s22oo represents "ha' "as Pa', 49,,
the Casino Ieaseho.d The other saes IN IN. auO'''
market were four-story brick tenemeni-house IN
Thr,yfour,h-st. for A1coo; four,siory tenement
so'd in s1me property in Wls-ave for 500 tbs !
mskes four sales as total for the week but I does
the property offered nowadays in the auction, rooms ms
at lesa sale is ether Withdrawn oI bid in by gd ,ns
owners FOR lack OF competent pi1cers ant go
prices The principal transactions oil 'he "eeN WI
The reported sale Of the Hotel Meiropo.e 70 me
5ues ~ b. a topic Of great interest N me mar
ks, The sale has not been Gr'l f m he con-
been absolutely confirmed ~ IS sac .mA oniv Two
tact has TO be signed by 'hTse P1fe5y oT ky Buna
Ing and Land Appraisement COMPANY. IA u, ~ .be daal
never Building Is SAID TO be interested III " go
IN nsr3 a NJ egbts:ory BRICK and marble front
Washington fats on 20, I'LL Id,, ~ corner of
second-st AMI Seventh ave
and the purchaser Ross Browning. gives ~ snn.o51o
ssi IsE.S a5d n \ PJy sls0 s5 cash ases
a mortgage now on the fats Of $4,000 making ,nIg
to,al price $4,000. The purchaser, IS sa'd VIII
make extensive alterations to me mas: y, LIT.
hauer deceased tnree-siory hgh-stoop DICK ana
stone dwelling No ia West Thirty second-st' on
l. j. Philips & Co have SOD it is rspoTisdfi v 20
Andrew sober OF Brighton. England me ,~o s, NM
east corners q Eghiy-sxh and Eghty second SIS.
and Columbusaye. valued al s.,eb,ndres .andslx-
tsenh.s; ana TWO in One-hundred and -seventeenth-
a. Lenox -aveowned by Llawg hp2, ,erson
The four.s;ory BRICK building facing No. 60 stone-
sl,S s1e 40 PaIb o Gm bS Mrs Mn,on in 1852
FOR 5000 Il Is south OF HanqEet HqIa aeb g. CO. Is
reported to be he purchaser OF hs Rr,ek
hoe az the southeast corner OF kipeIy ana "e''
SIS. and the price paid is sad 10 D. >I""o'
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
Catherine Hanger has filed plans for tw .t
frame dwelling 3sxiS northwest corner OF topping
and Ons-hundred-an seventy s's.' 70 cost
Charles W Doher,y hled plans for Two iye
story brick fats and stores zx'9 al s 70 COS,
a sISsr Of Els0'n-AVe ana r0''''.''' ~ s,
Tobias Kaiser has filed plans FOR two hye,si a}T
.iIih-st.. lSj feet east Of Coumous-aVe'' 10 o'''
Gonon Macdonald have sold for the Tgttle
ssale Of Chicago the three tnrees,ory ,09 ii2
an. 10 East undred-and-eleVenth-st' LOT ABOUT
Hsuahan G. Hearn have filed plans for a hye,story
brick faihouse. Eighty third-s north side 200 feet
Ssst Of Ams,erdam-ave.. costing SZowD 10y I'VE a. ~
bach has filed plans for two hVe-story Drlck Hdt
houses One-hundred- and second-st north side 4,e
zee; east Of Lexngton.ave, costing $780, He
Dun has filed plans for threest9ry DICK o,ipe
ng and stable. 30. JIG East FOrty-frst-sts cosunE
go Henry Worth has filed plans for .5 mvs od
D'ck fathouse No GO Pitt-st. 70 cost sZz'vVo.
Alfred G. Clark has filed plans for onc-story
lek store building 9sx50 the southeast to V
v,oiumbus-ave and Seventy fourth-st. costing >etVo
aarie Johannesson has filed plans Tor TWO d dniGSe
s.ory frame dwellings 2Ox5s in the southern 0n
ard s25 feet north Of Honest costing MoVy,
saarles d. ogden has filed plans for two three-sto
aaame ienement-houses 2sxSj. on the south sac Oh
nehundred-and-sixty ffth-s. 100 feet west OF I'M
gave costing $1,000 Leon Sable has hled pans
four-story brick stable 4OXl02. at nos 115 anu
1,c East Elghty-secOnd-st. costing RIvvl. roger
SSonnor has filed plans for five-story brick na,
NJ and store, 9xG5. at No 1903 Park-aVe cosuns
issM Joseph Wolf has filed plans for four,story
ave- aweline 5lx57. at Nos l5zt and l92S Inr ara
ME-, costing 1880. James r. Mckinney mas iiei
ES W LOT four-story brick dwelling 20xiO. at NO
west Ttirty-sixth-st.. costing $1,000