New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
A LIVELY MARKET.
MANY TRANSACTIONS IN REAL ESTATE
MADE.
rRoyERs DESIRE THE TRANSFER OF LEGAL
SALES TO THE ExcHANGE-coNvEY-

.,,,r,S AND MORTGAGES
The market for real estate IN the last week mas
been lively and Interesting ahu' atnoush 'he WIZ
una az business transacted was not as large as III
IN. ,revious week. II was above the weekly aver
vac 49, Ias, four months. Dwelling-houses con-
,'n,,od ,n good demand, and also vacant lots for
,rDnrovenent The interrd, ion Of the week by
nai,dav kent back some transactions out. with $40
xcen,Ion Of the auction rooms real estate business
.as not stoned on Washingtons Birthday, and a
rur,hsr Of private sales reported. This Is one
80 ,ha encouraging features Of the market Real
estate men Ike a holiday. but when II means loss
Of a commission it IS seldom they allow It 10 keep
them from their desks The auction market de-
veioped no features and the chief topic OF DIS
cusson at the auction-roons was the chances or
the legal sales being given the Real Estate In
change by legislative act. The friends Of the Broad
way salesroom issued a circular last week giving
their reasons for opposing change in tie place
OF holding the sales. but their conclusions were not
sufficiently logical to impress the majority or men
In the business A committee OF the Senate VIII
hear the petitions from the Broadway salesroom
and the Real Estate Exchange on Tuesday.
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
The number Of plans for new buildings filed at the
Building Department last week shower d ia's' "a
crease over the corresponding week las' !eai o."
the numbe- which will be fled this week IS est"
mated 70 be correspondingly large Ihcre W..
,,ans for ,nety-seyen new buildings Hieu la
ueek 70 cost 81 100 975 against tweh'y-siN !" Wv
same week in 1894 cost s562o'o. some u III" no.
cinal movements in the building "sue o.
are the following - ,,.
Nh. NJ Schaefer Brewing COMPANY mas
.,,rch.eea the three blocks OF land lying oel"ee"
- ,ndrsd-and-th irty-third and One-hundred-and-
.hIr,vfourth SITS and extending from the oiu fo''
Morris Branch. now the New-HaVen haiiFod" ~ 'e
East River and will erect large brewing p''
consisting Of icehouses. malthouse boer-hou'e anu
other large buildings and ouikheadS' Inc e'''"'''
cost of the buildings Is N3DW
v.,,uoro Merritt VII erect at Eighty -Irs'-S'
o,a Uest Fnd-aye a seven-story bun brlck' STONE
and terra Gotta freproof observation-disclosures. 10 c
eomeyhere in the neiehborhood OF si"V''. "''"
will he be-un early in the spring NY Niti ~ w.
considerable more property on the sHi'e o'oON' ~"
tb,s &c the only parcel which he Will improve a'
,rosent Edward Wenz has plans in preparation
.or a seven-story buff brick and brownstone from
onartment-house. to be built at NO lf9i ihi'u-aN
for William c. G. Wilson. The building VIII cos'
about 10000 will be OF iron construction ana hne
proof throughout Anna b. HUTCHINSON VIII ou'.'
seven Ave-story brick and stone stores and nat
ICES At Rerren-ave and One-hundred- and-forty-
.avonthst 10 cost about Sl05 600. Specifications VIII
call for al improvements. including dumb-"ai'ers
electric bells and speaking tubes structural anu
galvanized irony work iron and brass ralhhes' Hie
escapes bath and laundry fittings skyhghts pia'e
glass interior trim and pine and concrete hoorihe
In Amsterdam-ave Ninety-first-st.. One-hundred-
andeighty-first- Upper Fifth-ave. One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures, Fifty-hfth-st. and One-huh-
dred. md fourth-st there is much activity In the
building line. principally Of fathouses; o,,,ra tho
amount still needed to complete the building fund
the plot bounded by Ams'erdam,ave the squle
bred and-twentieth SITS. will be purchased ana sop
will be taken at once to erect arge o, ana the
ate selected by Columbia College W " smith
has for the ee erection Of Ave ADDITIONAL
to the present one-story dispensary building
recently purchased at the northwest corner OF
Thirty-fifth-st.' and Park-ave
SALES AT THE BROKERS OFFICES
The amount Of money involved in the sales at
fhe auction rooms last week was $Al.5sl, against
Ss3oIS in the same week last year The principal
transactions through brokers' Offices we're as FOL
lows:
Frank L. Fisher has sold for the In
s 1 sarse s ee for s 10 Mr. stenSaeh s
K the first Of row Of SIX houses IefeHt gIr
from the West Side BANK The same COMPANY has
st.. four-story dwelling, isxsoxloO feet, for about
S7ooo. TO a Mr. Stems: also for Frederick C. Dex,
onehalf story dwelling 2c155xio22 feet, for $1,000
TO Mr.. Dickinson. -. -. ,o,r
story brick dwelling store lssxloo feet No t5s
Tenthave for NJ. Joyce and the threscstory ana
sishth-st: lsSx5oxloO feet for George w. Thedford'
on Hamilton Terrace east side, from one-hundred:
and :fortyfrst-st northward, from the assignee OF
1t is reported that Newitter & Schultz have sold
50xa5x6Ox584 at IS. 600
Third-ave for No. S34 East Forty -nnth-st The
former is a hve-story brick building, 4oxS valued
nt-house. 25xloO went in for 5000 IN part pay
have
sold for r. Havanagh to Mr.. Donnelly the north
east corner OF Seventeenth-st; and Ninth-aye a
fve-story apartment-house with stores 2Sxs6xloo.
Edward fitzpatrick has sold to Daniel Williams
1905. No IS Vest sxty-eighth-st. for about $500
l. pryss hfs fHa for 4 to P s.
Ninety foyrth-st: for about $1,000 to H. Hanschld
elssth,st icr Mf. Tusksr on private terms TIE
The plot on the south Side Of Sinety-arst-st. s75
Gross & Herbener to Henry Edward Hirsch
The estate Of George King has sold the property
Frederick Southack Co. have sold for Louis
teenth-st:. to william II. Rose. of Rose & Putze
building and lot No 2s West Seventy 't re" for
$4,000. This is the last OF a row Of eleven
houses completed about seven weeks ago.
Stabler & Smith have sold for Charles Gahren. 10
ne Rev Isaac van Minkie: Nos. H. Ii and Is West
snsls aathouses each 25xs2Sloo feet at about
$4,000
f. II. Ludlow & Co have sold for Reynolh Hen
Shaw Ward to Leonard Hyams the four-story high
s;oop brownstone house No. AZ West Onehundred-
andtartiehst.. near Fifth-ave.. size 2xJ1xlGo feet
for $3.50
George r. Read has sold for the New-York Realty
Company Flake & Dowling) the cight-story
hre-proof business building No. AS Broadway. run
nng through and including No. 4s Mercer.st. The
sze Of the plot Is 2s.4x20c The price and the name
s iss DSrassr ns are Withheld for TIE E
of thrna don ala Hot
houses each % fee: inches wide four lots on the
wn side OF One-hundred land -sxthst 300 feet
M, OF Amsterdam for $4,000. Morgan ID.
0cnSSnega has sold for j. l. Belonger, No Il West
10, 75ns,ited and frsst fvestory fathouse, on
~ IDHWxiN feet. for $50 900. Douglas, Robinson &
- vim f'nipps & EastOn. have sold for DR.. Arrange
~ 1Tnni;.stTy English basement dwelling No ll3
"a 80 h'rleth-st.. TO ]. W. Miller Ii IS said that
iie RiIce PAD for the four-story 25foot dwelling No
I To- 11eVerty second-st. sold for Mrs Buck by