New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS IN THE TIELD-OFFERINos IN
THE AUCTION ROOMS.

BUSINESS IN THE VIELD-OFFERINos IN
THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The usual conditions OF a midsummer market
prevailed In the real estate transactions OF the last
week. and tho amount Of dealing was less than
It has been for several weeks past. The sales re-
ported consisted principally OF small parcels on
the North Side. and included a large number OF
trades. The character of the transactions was
similar to those of the previous week. sales OF nat
houses and vacant lots predominating The auction
rooms were almost deserted. and several ADJOURN
ments of the offerings scheduled took place. This.
however, to be expected from the list OF oner-
ings presented. none OF them being sufficiently
attractive to prospective buyers to induce operators
and investors to return to the city in the hope OF
securing good investments.
Outside of the dealings already referred to. the
brokers last week did enough renting OF private
dwellings and apartments to give them reasonable
assurance, at least. that the fall renting season
will begin earlier than usual. and that. with the
more settled state OF business following the sign
Ing by the President of the Tariff bill ana
the adjournment Of Congress. the approaching rent
ing and selling in connection with the large
number OF people seeking homes In the city. Will
be prosperous one. The long list Of high-class
dwellings rented already by firm from Septem-
Der or October !, published in The Tribune last
Friday and the numerous inquiries to houses
Tor sale or for rent at other offices certainly
justify this belief Agents for fiat and apartment
ants. and in many cases their early efforts have
been amply rewarded
The following sales for the week have been re-
ported by brokers, in addition to those already
given in this column
John Casey has sold to Louise schwegler. through
X. Pehlemann & Son. for $4,000. the fve-story
apartment houses. with stores at the southwest
corner OF Coumbus-ave. and One-huDdred-and-
Gfth-st.. 5oxlO5.
Albert Hochstader has sold to James Hyde, for
about s2e.Ooo the three-story brownstone-front
dwelling No. 100 East Sixty-hrst-st 19xloO.o.
Eva Blnswanger has traded with s. u. Mngle
the three-story brick dwelling No. ii2 West Ninety
seventh-st l7xl0o and alsc the. three-story brick
dwelling No. i69 Manhattan-ave.. l6Sxloo. The
former parcel is valued in this transaction at $1,000
and the latter at $4,000. In part payment Mr.. Min
gle gives twenty lots at Yonkers Park.
Amanda Mccain has soil to Mcintosh G. Palermo
the plot on the south side of ODe-hundred-and-
sixth-st. 1876 feet east OF Coumbus-ave., Oxloo.
Louis J. Horowitz has purchased from a Mrs
Laskei the fve-story double nathouse NO. lT 81
Nchoas-ave., 3Ox65x25xsO taking in part payment
the STORY dwelling No. 425 Peasant-ave.. lox6o
John II. Loscam & Co. have sold for a Mr.. COL
lett 10 the estate of Andrew Lang. No. SOS West
One Northumberland fourteenth-st. fve-story brick
double hathouse. on plot 2exloo.ll The price Is
$3.50 in payment of part of which. $4,000. the
buyer gives the front and rear buildings at NO. II.
East Third-st.. plot 25xlOi.
THIS WEEKS AUCTION SALES
Among the auction sales scheduled to take place
this week at No III Broadway. unless otherwise
specified, are the following:
Monday By W rer Keq No h fGrs
Ing g. R Ras Gn ' Esns" sGs sale No
Seventsenth-s south SIDE feet west OF dnufrort
dwelling all title and interest Of Amelia A. Bar
1',oedav pcusf o-I,v Strong g. Ireland fore
closure sale CLIFFORD W arridse referee ere No i S9
Eli! 5as v nSE S% die or udsme
BY John NJ Thompson Co fogeco oS Re sale sale
One thirty south side $40 sr fsg
Sathouses: due Judgment, $3.50; subject to other
cosGre sale ko5 sai' suss referee 80 west
rs oy sGS'e 5ae s f'
en- SieSard Pg Y o Hs 5Ssmsac mechanics lien
terst north side sos feet east OF Eidrdses runs s
% %est s s fHss tor Sriek double
with four fonr,stoy brick at rear
BY Peter rl:I Mey GS ~ Wes sf
st. north side. $50 feet east Of Eleven;haye COX
1905. frame shed and vacant Due on Judgment
Strong Ire.nd N' salS IShn e.
north SIDE. 26s feet west of Central Park West.
2Ox1COs. four-story brick dwelling. Due on judg-
ment $l72s4. - -
Thursday August 5-By James l.. Wells; fore;
closure sale. David Thomson. referee. Nos: 2n and
243 West Twenty third-st north side. 35 feet west
Of Seventh-ave. 40x9S9. seven-story brick buildings
with and lofts: due on judgment, $20I3o. SUD-
jec to other mortgages for $4,000
BY James l.. Wells. foreclosure sale. David Thorn
SON. referee No PCS West Thirty-seventh-st., south
side S4O7ia feet of Seventh-ave 2slx9s o. Ave
story brick enemen-house; due on Judgment. $500;
subject 10 other mortgages for s3l,5o0.
BY d. Phoenix Ingraham Co. foreclosure sale,
Wilbur Mcbride referee No. 334 East Thirty-fourth-
ST. south side 1914 feet west Of First-ave. 22l0x9S9
nvc-story brick tenement house. with stores due on
Judgment, s14,174
| Friday August G-By Peter F. Meyer & Co. fore
closure sale. Louis Davidson. referee. No ga East
One-hundred- nd-seventy- seventh-st.. south side
1921 feet east OF Webster-ave 233xl0l Jx23x99. TO-
two-story frame building, with store due on judy
ment s2169.
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