New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES


Dulness prevailed in the real estate market yes
1891 Those who would invest in houses were
again deferred by the heavy fall OF sno" ilo'" eo
ING ont TO inspect properties The whoie rea es''.
world rose up one man ana deciaied ''ia' .
was the worst spring season, as 10 wea'ne'' '
the famous blizzard Of March u loSS' ueSce'ueu
upon the city, .. man
Yesterday showed that there was a temporary stag
nation in business. There were those VINO enoeav
ored decry the theory that spectators o man r.
done the market. while others came pIoinp,'y ~
the fore and insisted that this was the ac'uai STU
The formation of the Real Estate Board OF Brok,
ers which Will take Rooms Nos, and IN ste
has excited much interest in real-estate circles
pTesident of this recently organized board Is VIII.
lam H. Folsom. Mr. Folsom declarei YESTERDAY
that the organization of the Board indicated no
hostility the Exchange whatever ou 'na' tb IL
welfare of the leading reaestate brokers OF the CITY
Mr. Fo.som also declared that one purpose oil tne
organization to put an end to the cutthroat -
business which had been going on among those VINO
had the benefit of the Exchange .,.u. ,o,, re.
An Important question before the new ReaI rs
tate Board of Brokers IS the selection OF super
intendent. Some hve or SIX Applications 10, tnr
place have already been maze. one Oh 'ne """'o'
At the Broadway Real Estate salesroom D.
Phoenix Ingraham & Co. yesterday sold. IN fore-
closure under the decision of John A. Pe sIds
I02 Q and includes four-story brownstone dwell
ing There is due on Judgment s2ss' ana on prior ao
Estate Company. and the price $4,000.
Charles A. Berrian sold. in foreclosure. Eleventh
ave village OF Wakefield. Twenty-four ward
being lot No. o23 lOxlli, TO the paiht'n 'ar p"'
Cert. for 81. 2J. - 49, ,.
r. IT, Ncol has sold the property No AZ East Gas,
Observation-Disclosures to Mrs f. X. Drake for $4,000
through S o. Pell and Edmund s. Mills brokers,
Alexander McSorlcy has bought flve-story tehe-
mont house on the south side OF Onehundred and
fiftlcth-st adjoining the Boulevard, 2oxoNloo lro"
] A Webster at about s3OW.
Mrs Annie c. Doyle has purchased Il three-story
tenement dwelling IN Convent-ave, between oh,-
hundred "A nd forty eighth and One-hundred-ahd-
TIE dwelling No 2i3 West Seventiethst. has been
sold by Goldng & Whtchouse: In conjunction with
Trenholm simmons ior 90, Dane ir, b ora.as 10
nve-story American basement brick and stone
William A. White & Sons have sold for William
II southeast corner OF Ferry-st.. lot 474x643. a
nvs-story building. for $4,000.
No East a Sdo T Th s Sc foranry
brownsione building. with extension
Henry NJ Denton. through r. W. Shotwell ana
Alexander Gutman. brokers, has traded MIS- store
and apartment house at the southeast corner OF
Gates and Franklin ayes. brooklyn. at S25VDo. with
Samuel A. Cramer. for eight lots on the southwest
corner OF Scventh-ave. and One-hundred-and-rorty-
ninth-st., New York, at $4,000.
Fitzs!mons & Smith have sold one OF the nve-
story single Hat houses. size 2DxeoxlR. now beng
built by William Drought, on the north SIDE OF
FJghtieth-st between Columbus and Amsterdam
ayes for Sal
W. D. Rusher has sold. FOR Mr.. Richardson to
lame, T. ellie the fourteen .ots on the south
side OF One-hundred- nd forty frst-st.. between
Convent and Amsterdam-aves Mr.. Gill!e VIII
erect nat-house the Amsterdam-ave. corner,
and eighteen nrst-c,aSs private houses on the
rest Of the lots. Mr.. Rusher has also sold for MT
Gille the three-story houses Nos l5' lol lo5 anu
lCj West Seyenty-seventhst. size ll6xo2Mlo2Z win
bath room extension private terms. TINS leaves
b only one house unsold out OF row OF seven JUST
competed.