New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
DEALING IN HOUSES STILL
THE MARKETS FEATURE.

A GENERAL DEALING IN MISCELLANEOUS PROP
ERTY LIKELY TO BE sEEN THIS WEEK
SEVERAL LARGE TRANSACTIONS
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE
THE AUCTION SALES.
Last week in the real estate market was
period OF brisk dealing In private dwellings. but 1t
was nothing more. In downtown property there
was not single transaction The time OF that
section has not yet come. but nothing too encour
aging has been said in this column OF the pros
poets in the uptown section. Among the transac-
tons OF the week, The sales Of Nos S2s Madison
ave- sos Ftth-ave. 1873 West Seventy-second-st. and
lS5 Riverside Drive been the most noticeable
In the list
In the coming week there is promised a break in
the stagnation in downtown property. The sale
Of important block OF property in lower Broad
way involving several hundred thousand dollars. is
known TO be practcai.y completed, and to-day the
full details OF the transactions may be published.
Another transaction. involving 100000 worth OF
property IN the Fifth-ave district, is also likely to
be closed to-day. and there rumors Of several
large sales uptown.
The prospect is, in fact that the market, stimu-
lated by the general dealing in uptown properties,
has been stirred TO acting all round. ard that thls
week will see the appearance of the first results
Besides these transactions OF the last few days,
concerning which there is practically nothing TO
be said, will be insignificant. The situation IN
fact was aptly described on Saturday by a prom
inent broker in these WORDS: Business is I'M
proving. We it in the rents. now. and in due
course OF time shall see IL in an investment
movement. 1t takes time TO recover from such
depression have been through and real
estate has always been last TO feel the improve
ment after panic. But this time il is responding
better and quicker than ever knew it to do.
THIS WEEK IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
There is prospect OF fair business in the auc
ton rooms this week. Among the sales scheduled
to take place at No. IL Broadway. except where
otherwise specified. are the following:
Tuesdoy-By Philip a. smyth:, Foreclosure sale
brick factory; due judgment. $lOiSs; subject TO
BY William Kennedy: Foreclosure sale; Winthrop
P9rks er9 yne or easi fre
eighth-si.. 25xl57 a two-story frame dwelling due
By Strong ( ireland: Foreclosure sale; William
J. A. McKim. referee No l79 Second-ave. west
North 2s XIV vest ST. SIX north sx east 2Sx
Second-ave south 25s t3ur-story stohfr ,n a
'BS Peter +. Meyer q Co: Foreclosure sale David
about 80 feet east OF Mulberry-st 25xl2 6x25xl2o3
a three-story brck-and-frame terement.hous
with store and dveoostory brick factory at rear
By d Phenix ineraham 4 Co: foreclosure sale
SIDE. log feet south Of Grand-st.. 22XlOOx-5xlG
threesiory brck-and-framss 60, tenemen'- use with
BY 2. Phqnix lngraham & CO. a. Foreclosure sale
iiGe $50 feei south Of Charlotte Place 25x two,
story frame dwelling; due OF judgme9t S s. Gc,,
BY August gust s5e sHf ee South Of
2.nX65. a thrse-story brick tenement house. with
all right 10 six-foot alley along its southery side;
all tide and interest OF Martin Weir on November
by August Kleinau: sherns SALE No; 81 TO 81
West One-hundred- and -forteih-st;, north side lo
feet west of Eighth-ave., l0xssn, a four,story
brick stable: all title and interest Of Carrie Masee
~ WSd26esday~By D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co:
444 West Forty-ffth-s south side; 200 feet east Of
TSns NTH o o and
house at rear; due on judgment s9ei c.,.b
By s5Sng e YS G HosTe M: ie
275 feet south OF Charlotte Place. 2;slo9 two-story
Peter MEYER Co. m Wdsf Tbi sals John
three-story brick tenement-house; due on judgment.
By Peter F. Never & Co: Forecl9suTs sale:
Donald Mclean, referee: No zoo secondiaye east
s;e 2?2so a1S-story brick tenement-house with
stores; due on judgment! $l5Ss@ ror.o,os,,rs so,o
BY RfaaT6 62rq retSe nos s and 90
a sSg 5os s?s S
and Sl2 West one-hundred; and thirty -eght h.st'
story b rick dTen-s due adFment sub
iect 70 other mortgages for $4,000
Al No q IIberty-st.. by Richard V. Harnstt IL
CO: public auction sale No 629 Firsi-ave.. north
west corner OF One-hundre1 and thirty -sixth-st,
% sye0 fve-story brick tenement-hcuse.
Thursdav-Ry Adrian II. Muller: Foreclosure sale:
Edwin A Jones referee: No Al East One-Aundred.
ma wen, -secon1-st north side 1878 feet west OF
Avenue A. lsix1oclo. hree;story sione-front dwell
ing: due on judgment. sIcl 49,, w.,
By William VI Ryan: Foreclosure sale: Horace
Secor IT, referee: east ner or OIchard ana fflgh-
bridge SIS S3xa5x77.5x5. acant; Lnd-ave.: south
cas-, SIDE 1850 feet nor 81 or DeVoe-sl' ''H-VVN
AZ 6y90o vacant; due or ignent, 1880
nv BRYAN L. Kennel Foreclosure sale; Charles
F Bostwick referee: 800 West Ecruetn,st'
south side $50 feet g Eghth-ave 25Xsss I'VE
story brirk tenement hou =; due on judgment sA2s2
T. II ward referee: No. 1872 East Ninety-eghth-st,
south side LIS feet west Of Thrd-aye. 2oxipll'
folr-story stonefront tenemen'-house due on )ncg-
nv" Nv PEER F. Meyer & Co: Foreclosure sale;
Charles Donohue referee No. 533 10 531 West Fifty
seven hist north side 30 feet west OF Tenth-aye,
75x1oc5 three fve.sory brick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS que
nv Peter r Meyer. executors sale, twenty-one
Road and Cowenhoven Lane, Brooklyn Nos 10
and IL Elm Place. Brooklyn. west side about sew
entv-two feet north Of Fulton-st 5oxl55 and rregu
lar th~ec-story brick building and tw2-story brck
and iron building known Zipps Casino
At No 80 Libcrty-st by Richard ': Harnett &
Co public auction sale. ?S lots In New-Crecht.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth ayes. Fifyeighth Fifty
ninth Sixtieth and Sixty-frst SITS. Brooklyn.
Frday-By Peter F. Never e. Co. foreclosure
sale J5hn II Rogan referee. No i27 East Fifty
econd-st north ade 329 feet east OF Firstave. 2Ox
ood irrprular Ory front tenement