New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MARKET Norrr

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MARKET N0rEn
Politics was the all-absorbng theme in eyerv
branch of business last week. Despite this fact
the statistics of real-estate transfers and NOR,
cages recorded in the Registers office and OF plan,
for new buildings filed in the Building Department
show that the same gradual improvement that has
taken place in Wall Street and other branches ~
business during last week has also taken placs
in the real-estate market, This fact is demon.
strated by examination of the number OF convey
ances for last week numbering ls9. Of which IS wers
nominal The consideration involved in thes.
transfers is stated 10 be Si.s33sls. In the election
week OF last year the transfers numbered only 10
OF which y were nomihal the amount involved
The Improvement in the mortgage figures (,
s2s 900 were recorded last week. OF these III
involving Sl.52l i4O made at ; per cent. while
a. representing $685. ar were rac at iq 3 rate
Cages, involving the sum of sl,1l2,liS in the same
week Of l and OF 1hes wb Gn fbo s INVOLVING
lower rate numbered and amounted to only
$3.50. The results of 1886. as compared with ls
demonstrated the abundance and cheapness Of
money loan on realty now;
The statistics of the building department a.
close the same percentage OF Improvement. There
were forty-six new plans ilIel Tor the building Of
new structures The estimated cost OF these Is
e. ,0q 20 against the corresponding week OF las,
year of twenty-one plans for new buildings, at an
Bennett & Graft brokers. have sold for Livingston
8. Dunn buiiders the fOIr-story buff brick and
limestone dwelling 2lx5sx0O.3. No 80 IVES, Elgn-
tv-eirhth-s, to Justice John Seigw.ck for $500
James \. Frame & Son. BUILDERS have sod 10
George g. Nolan three-story stone-ront dwell
ing i9x55xlCOll, at No. ~ West One-hlndred-ani-
twentleth-st for about $500
Adam Hellmerich has sold the hye-stoy brick
,tharse and lot 25xlO)ll 40. 300 West One-hun-
dre,l-and- eghteenth-st % a Miss browning for
about $500 . ,
II is also reported that The four-story brovns,ons
dueliing No IFS East Tnirty-siXth-St mas been
sod bv r NJ Montgomery for Pn!hp *. Clark, for
Robert Richie has traded the iive-Sory brick
e'tbouse lot 25xlcDli no 36S West One-hundret-
and-sixteenth-st.. for s30oD. wlth Jonn II. Hen.
shaw for the fOur-stOry stOne-tront dwelling b1A
yiOo : N lfl Vast FOrty-sixtr-st.. for $1,000
The four-story brOWnstOne dwelling property No
r. West Nlneteenth-st.. 2jX92. J. reported SOD BY
Mrs Cryder 20 tn SOutnack syndlcate IOF >9l""
Randolph Guggenhener. IT l. repor'e'' mas roli
his biock If sixteen lots embracing the DOCK front
IN tho west side OF I.eXing;On-aNe between Ninety.
ninth ana One-hunlredth SIS. and extending around
on Observation-Disclosures. for 20 feet .,, s
John j. Bel has traded the nVe-story nrlcS nat-
b,,,s" 10 81 East th.rty-seyenth.
nous N s9, ga "a 80 ,rhomaS H. Bell for two lots
tho northwest corner Of Observation-Disclosures
ond-st and Tnion-ave for 5000.
If Y T. FerdOn. architect, has ie1 pans lor hs
biillirg Of fve-stOry brick lathouse. oXs Tor tae
accommodation Of eight families, on me ~. s.ie
~ Nmsfarlarn-aVe. - feet north Of One-nundre1'
,nl-drs.-st to cost $1,000 - A.,
Siegfrlcd Wellershaman has nlei pans Ior u:
h,,tng Of four fVe-stOry Conn -icut nr2"lsv ~,
ron, dwellings 25xs9 each. 10 be occupied by y,
feet east Of Amstcrdam-aye., to cost Sv'v"