New-York tribune., 1894-06-24
SIMMER SALES OF REALTY.
,,,,t, NOT WEATHER AFFECTS THE TRAD
ING IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
,,v1v OFFERINGS IN THE LAST WEEK. AND
LITTLE BUSINESS DoNE-THE FALL


last week and the usual falling OH III business
,,bicb is expected at this season OF the year was
anparent The hot weather began TO nave an ap-
nreciable effect upon the reQuenters Oh ''e
changes and while on some days there was IAN
attendance, the greater part OF the "e'h "''e
were free traders in the market There we're NOV
many choice properties offered and the volume OF
,,si,,oss done showed a falling off from the pre-
,,o,is week In the early part Of the season II was
expected that the market would show a "ei-SuS-
tained strength throughout the summer ana even
as late as a week ago there was good reaSon u pe
licve that this would be so. but now there seeH'S
little prospect of this expectation bciag realized
l., bae hoen nointed out in this column on several
occasions that real estate has been mGre fortunate
than other forms Of trade In the last year. III ho.
having been go much depressed by the uhSelt''''
condition Of financial and economic questions Neii
estate men agree with this view. but they are not
or,ent with the condition in which tho realty mar
lSet IS although IL Is in better shape thah olner
markets There seems 10 be little srnmblnS al
tha summer lulness for that is expected, but the
question is now being asked II this dnlnesS VIII 10.
bc continued in the fall 1t Is the OPINION III ''a'
estate circles that unless something Is zone III
WASHINGTON at once 10 improve the general pus'-
ness Of the country. real estate will continue TO
suffer. Real estate men are anxious for Congress
70 do something definite with the Tariff question
either TO pass the measure at or else to post
none further action by adiourniug II would De n
welcome relief TO hear that the Representatives.
had found this weather too warm In washington
and we're about to seek rest and quiet among ''o'
constituents.
DEMANDS MADE FOR HOUSES
Rrokcrs are looking forward to early renting
season and already there have been inquiries lot
houses from October l. There undoubtedly VIII DC
an active iuoiirv at the real estate agents Offices
all the summer for there has been a feeling among
tenants that landlords who refused in the spring 10
make reductions in rents would 30 so IN the IAN.
great many people gave mp their houses anu
APARTMENTS I'm the spring on account or the r'iuSaI
Of sbortsightcd owners to make lower rents and
now these same people are making inquiries TOT
houses but they look FOR lower rents. The class
Of neople known as landlords are. as rule, good
naturcd set II one knows how 20 d'a WIN u''i'
At times they are lttc Stubborn DIV ''''' ~
hardly one 81 them who IS not willing 10 HS'h VI" "
suggestion from a tenant. Il It H. decat"ly offered
. ,oron, must make his landlord realize that their
interests are somewhat similar a"d hoth Shou''
come TO an understanding that would make II I'M
nossible for one 10 believe that the 'Aer was
working for anything bat mutual interests. lahH-
lords should take into consideration that t""'-
having tenant at n low rental is better than Two
or three tenants AT higher prices who every now
and then "turnp their rents". and tenants should
r.,,o,nhar that Ian llorl should not be com
,,anled 10 DO certain things but that b. should be
requested and cautiously urged \ tenant iHnst
reason with hts landlord II should he pointed ont
10y inc .'""" ''' ..,,,..,,,,, g., h,s ro.,.
s'na.ler ",,'N - ,..,r,s Who y,ill nav on the
u -. ~ 49,, 18th and all ris houses and apart
mcnt houses viii be rented.
The owners % the vast number oi unrentel
houses OF ".l "''''' , ,t.,. ,.,t. ,.,.
WORK ]" '.''''"N 800, ,.,,,..rs are nov, orrar-
r''ntS on " '"' -. &c., .....,l ,h. f,u and
lhe H""S'S an ~, ,,, usual -.t.4 ~ course
'''' ''-' -. so,b Offers hu, =, shows
th're "' 49,. ,,,..,., o., t..p pooric
no" NM ,,.. ,...... .-t. .e.r.ur com
from Fo'"E '"'' ' - M u $50 ..,a,r
p'I'"" VIM" '' 80 O., secure City
p' ''' ,,t ,-.,.,..i ,.ir-r IN the
,'nH'' wa '..i, ,.,,.- he.fir themselves
I"''' "''' ''.. a., ,.,.-.s
IN m'hi"s '." ''',' -. 49,. ,,,.croi ruu,ors o.,
!" '" ....,..,. ~, ,.ri,.,,o sale about 20 Dee
Eo''- -,'A'' ,,, ,,e .,ir.os ~ these rirnors
p'o'N"' - .. ,..t. - likely thnt there was the
,., ,~ ,t.,,
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Ih"NHN' 'i'.''
Tho business done ln ne au ton rooms last Wee"
Amounted Co. l., 1 against p,'.,i % 'hc preceding
- .,s q g-, IA I'm th. came w.cS last year. AZ
"''"' "' ..,,,.s 49,. .,l.e amounted 10 g.
1860. against N..o-.2" in tl' "''H '',..'.
1t was reported n the "e'k mat inc i'''' '''l''
,.,,n,,nv for 4 term Of twenty one years. at So
-, 'I"t ~, m. east side Of Fourth
- ,r,.,.....,..,,,n md Twenty-cigh
ave- "''"'' .. ...,,. viii erect
sts Il ls thi ihAi th' ''''''
,, eighf.etorv bglllug at "a cost of tJ'rD Ior o,-
~ ,
John DAWSON Brown las sold for N'i'N'' "
t-ieb.- l7-f,ot house on thc north sllc ~ one
, ~ 80 T, ,.,,,,i-.t between I,.v.rslIc Drive ami
num- -, d., Z f,,I,..,o sba,, rasfor
West I-ud-afe l" ui' NV o. INN 49,,
~ the West End Preshyteriln thufrh. NI47''i '""
f ,,,. t,,olre,l-,ud- d- n fth-sf. terms private
nv ".' NJ. g., tl ,t.c h,,,.. and lot 80.
Mrs. X. Nollhhr' mas 7''' "'' - ,
b. East Nin.feeuih-st FOR $-.0o'. X . ''i"dh ms
~ 49, ,.,,r.s,..,,. brick hl.ii.nl. 25NB 80 ~
sou ''' ''' y, ,... f,..,t,.,, ~ 4
SccOnd-avc., I"r S-l@'. I'''N'"' -. .
Co have sold FOR Louis Bun % MrS. hH71'I '''''
- a. IT,, I,,,,,.f.t-th-.t a f1ur-story brown
NJ - '''' ,..--.,o., D.. ~ ,h,,,
stone 'front.' ""'iis 4''"''N''V '' go
SCOO 81 Stephens Lutheran 'HHch' AT '""o"-
90. ,,1 Cr.-lftu.lrod -sxfy-nfth-. has Nl"I
"N'' ann W ', I..,. ,.,o tn,., 90, tho
plans for tHn-st"Iy "tl'N 'i'i''' '''''''o ' ''N