New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
FEW SALES OF REALTY.
LIGHT BUSINESS IN THE AUCTION
ROOMS
BUILDING OPERATIONS IMPROVING - CONVEY
ANCEs. MORTGAGES AND PROJECTED

| BUILDING OPERATIONS IMPROVING - CONVEY
ANcEs. MORTGAGES AND PROJECTED
| BUILDINGS
| There was little doing In the real estate auction
| rooms. and the volume Of business transacted
showed a material falling off from last week The
sales confined to Wednesday and Thursday,
and included two foreclosures. which realized Asl5o
| Besides these sales there four other offerings,
| two Of which secured buyers
| Richard V. Harnett & Co.'S sale Of No 10 West
| Eighty seventh-st. at the Real Estate Exchange
! on Thursday met the usual fate OF West Side DWELL
| ngs sold under the hammer. II was knocked down
| for less than its actual value. at $4,000. on the
| same day s. De Walltearss offered the Exchange
| No 1872 Beecker-st. 1t bought In on bid OF
| $4,000. At the Broadway Salesroom on Thursday
| Peter F. Meyer & Co offered for account OF Henry
| Morgenthau two lots at the southwest corner o,
| Amsterdam-ave and Northumberland eightieth-st
The sale is said to have been ordered for the pur-
| pose Of establishing low value In order to affect
| the price of l00xi0 feet. part OF plot on the OPP
pcslte. northery. side Of one hundredand-eight-
eihst. which is to be taken for the opening OF the
street. The less paid for the lots the lower would
be- the the lots benefited. nearly all
| of which disposed of al the Morgenthau synd-
cate sale in June. 1891, with an agreement that the
sellers would pay the assessments for the opening
OF Onehundred-and-e ghtiethst. They sold for $500
and $3.50 respectively. Two parcels were withdrawn
from sale during the week by William Kennedy
| property in Edgecombe and Bradhurst ayes. south
Of One-hundre and fifty hfth-st. which will be re-
| advertised. and number Of lots In Kingsbridge
Road. north of hundred eighty fourth-st.
| The sales at auction amounted in value to $500
against s53 last week s}6523 in the week before
that. and sG,oij in the corresponding week last
| year. one reason Of the small amount OF business
| done the absence from the market OF investors
Of Hebrew faith who celebrating on Monday
and Tuesday holiday In Brooklyn the sales
| amounted in value TO s26.235. against 1913 last
| week nd he a
| Building operations continue 10 improve The move
ment IL active IN all parts Of the city. and Is the
most encouraging feature OF the real estate market
| The number OF plans flied with the Building De-
| pariment last week showed increase Of twenty
eight over last week and in the amount OF money
| involved the increase was 1895 95.
There not many transactions at private
sale. but the amount OF business transacted showed
| Improvement In values.
The light trading In realty In the week should
| not be taken "a a true condition OF the market.
There IL a vast Improvement in the market. and last
| week was mereiy an or More money Is
going into real estate every day, and investors are
putting their dl" capital into real estate In prefer
ence TO Wall Street securities II Is only necessary
to watch the sales from day TO day and the names
OF the BUYERS to that there this year In the
| real estate market people who before have con-
fined their investments 10 stocks and bonds The
sales In the latter part OF the week were more
numerous and several reports OF big transactions
under discussion were given out
PRINCIPAL SALES IN THE WEEK
+ s,uthack has sold for l. Sachs & Brother TO a
building firm FOR immediate Improvement the plot.
with old buildings. on the southwest corner Of
sur,ng and Mercer SITS. The Messrs Sachs bought
the property Tor t2s" anl have resold It for &l5-
CO. giving them proht Of $1,000. realized within
ten days Bochm x coon are said 10 be the buyers
James Bilger has sold FOR Charles strauss as as
sen-. OF James g. Prague. the vacant plot Nos.
IL and I24 East Thirty fourthst. south side. 100
feet west Of 1cxlngton-aye and the plot adjoin-
.ng In the rear the north side Of Thirty third
ST. beginning the same distance west OF Lexington
ave- 20 Albert II. Pullman FOR slOs.ocp
The four-story stone front dwelling No. 36 West
Thirty fourth st. has been sold for the estate OF
Dr Charles H"rzog. for litue over 10000.
men, house. 25xicI. FOR 5000 ". c. Morris has
po!i -. kcp'uer plot OF four lots on the south
sid Of one hindrcl-ani- nine,eenthst. 2o feet
spryef 6a. soid through ,,iseTge 4 bowman the
four story nathouse No. 90 West rwenty-eghth-si
East Thirty sey"nth-st, FOR iisS2o william r. Eos |
tate. At Hastings ne Hudson. with an extensive
thereon a mansion 10 cost about $1,000 Mrs Laura |
. Field sistcr-in-Ia" OF TIE late Cyrus W Field
facturer. me stone mansion and outbuilings. with |
risht acrrs % anI loTm'Ty hsu c9Snry hone at
Smith have sold IN connection with T. A. Cruk- |
@K 3c x Wss q mt osm csia'1
thr---story house. for about 5000
Maullebaum a Levine nav. bought from John |
Cromwell 40. ~ 40 West one hundred and |
twenty slXth-st. seven four and three story stone
dwellings. for about &0on Stab.er & |
Smith have sold FOR Charles Strauss TO
M Schradrr thre"-Story highstoop house.
l,y.sNic. 80 3I We, Ninety NTH st. for
BROTHERS ha. sold I'd ". Frederick Snyder. OF Phia
drpha the s"ven-story apartment-hous 5sx66.6x
G'Nb,. so 2lO o. IA West FOurth-st. The property
Is valued at fHoo0J and was exchanged In part for
the kto'tin iron mines In Loudoun County. Va. at
a valuation Of 5000 John X. Foley has sold FOR
John Ir'tt seven three-story brick and brownstone
dwclNng- each is gN5j'?3 II. 40 l2s To 40 West
hundr- land -siXtE-st, at sCS,JU Edward $
simon mas purchased through J. ". " a. 4. Teets
a tnre'-story hrowuStonr dwelling ljxlOC No. $40
Wtsi On"-h undr-d-and- twenty -iirst-si. AZ $1,000.
John j. Erech the house ana lot No 2.07s Madison
ave. for $3.50
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
Charles ). Baudoune has filed plans for "A nine
story iron and limestone front store building
a tho southeast corner OF Broadway and
Grand-st. 10 cost S2s.0O Anna +. Dale
has hlei plans for the building OF four hvr-story
brick hathouscs. 2sX75. the north side OF one
hundrrd-a nd thrty- fOurth-st. The buildings VIII
cost $1,000. Edward IuiSon has ncd plans for the
building OF story brick hathouse the
northwest corner Of Bedford and Downing SITS. to
cost $500 Albert j. Nrrrland has nled plans for
the building OF two fOur-story frame dwellings.
l1Xs the north side one hundr ed-an d-sey- |