New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE PROSPECT OF A BETTER ALL
AROUND MARKET.

BUSINESS LAST WEEK LITTLE DIFFERENT FROM
THAT REORGANIZATION PRICES PREVENT
ING LARGER DEALING-THE DOWN
TOWN DISTRICTS srAGNANT-
AUCTION SALES NOT
PROMISING.
The real estate market neither improved nor de-
clned last week. The sales for the six days foot
I'M 10 about sl5O0.O00 or about the same amount as
IN the previous week. and except in the demand for
lots on Morningside Heights and the sale OF the
Huntington tract of one hundred and fifty lots In
the Twenty third Ward at price below what was
considered the market value there is little material
I'm the transactions for comment.
In the aucuon-rooms the prospects are exceed
ineiy disappointing. The sale OF the Berkeley Ivy
ceum was alone an indication that investors require
great inducements before they are prepared to take
ND property in these times The withdrawal of the
Htchlngs homestead lots In Brooklyn, on tne othe.
hand. after only few had been SOLO s"ow W., mn a.
spite OF the frequent dsuluslons the maj het az
and wnere the owners are content to sell at fair
prices they generally meet with no Nat me
6uyer must pay heavily for the chance OF hndlng
gold mine which the seller imagnes eH,ss IN ne eno
property, and which in every case recehuy mas Deen
in the downtown market high prices and poor
business Holders are sure that times the
upward turn. and investors are unwilling 10 Pur
chase results in advance at high prices brokers
complain that they are unable to bring "a. about a
s N RsTS S
In the immediate future. The funding operation IN
IS 5eng 10 Sa ten t IN the mean Tine With
terest. There is no doubt that i Is step IN me
more movements OF the kind. Whether this par
tlcuar scheme Is started under the best auspices.
For the coming week more deals in uptown prop.
erty are promised ana sald rnaI 90 Tne nag Us
fallen inrGush has been taken up again and T
worst feature ABOUT the market is that business is
practically confined to the best and most exclusive
dsnso section. which means that section north OF
Fiftieth.st.. modern dwellings and sites available
wealthy people. and west Jest seventy-second-st and
Riverside Drive come next In order OF preference.
since September The trouble is that almost every
other section is stagnant-
THIS WEEKS AUCTION SALES
The following Is a list OF the auction sales to
take place this week Except where otherwise
specified. the sales No. III broadway;
To-day-By n Phonix 1ngraham & Co; Fore.
closure sale; Daniel p. Ingraham. referee; 10 s:s
East Fehst north side ?2 sent west o; T,rs,
house: due on Judgment, slios2 ,.. -..
BY William Kennedy; Foreclosure sale Thomas
e, north side, Is teet vest o. C0iumb1 s
Judgment. A.SA: subject to another mortgage for
r
els A Dugro referee: One-Hundred-and-ntty
sccond-st, north side ic5ll feet aes! OF ST Nic6o-
BY Charles A. Berrian: Foreclosure sale. Thomas
p Hustled releree No .o1 Madison-sL south SIDE SIDE
NTH ss0Tgs que ,oT on
vi" fScsd saS3sS = b PhnhiS insfaham Co E.-
ecuioTs sale; no io7 West. twenty -iourih.sL.
story brick tenement house: No. 24s seventh ave.
west side. 20 feet north o, T.enty-touTth-s ~
Seventh-ave, east side isb feet north OF Twenty
sixth,ss Sxloo fours,ory brick ienemen,-hons
Of b9 s @ sna @ respectively
BY D. PhGn!x Ingraham Co: Partition .aie'
sylvester l. H. Ward, referee; No 81 Wes; one me,
west OF F!fth-ave is.sxsou threestory stone-tron,
.aS No. f 10 Nest South aS @
west Of sirth-ave. 2sHl2s7. three-s'ory brick
BY d Phoenix Ingraham CO.. Foreclosure sale;
Daniel T. lngTaham retfSsIee no, aG and n, 2S'
undred-and-seventy- n!nth-st. each &xio two
nve-story brick tenement-houseA with stores; duo
by D. Phoenix ingraharn & Co: Foreclosure sale;
Wilbe5, Mcbride: referee; No M Tsile5-sy% West
fourth-st, 7xilo, two-story frame dwelling due on
BY William N Ryan: Public auction sale; No sl1
West po,h sds 80
ny William NJ Ryan: Public auction sale: Nos
-and-tweniy-r ixth-st. 10 and 1876, re
spectvely. 1s96. two four-story brownstone-iront
by, Bryan J.. Kennedy: Fc,ec9.ure SAie; DAME!
J. Early. referee: No. Ga Morrs.ave., northeast
corner Of One-hundred and nifty -nrs-st. 2oxIoS.
three-story frame tcnement-house. with store No.
es Morriseve east side 30 feet north OF Onehnn
dwellings; due on judgments on No. GA N'A' on
BY strong & Ireland: Foreclosure SALE OXFORD
w. Tarr!dgc, referee No. tsS East Eighty-nfth-st.
s2 shoe IN 3 %esi u Of on AyG4gG nj
BY william kennely Executors sac; NO; eIs 20
six s,oy BRICK factories to be Sod in two parcels
by Peter r. Meyer Il Co: Foreclosure sale; John
II. Rogan md Vernon NJ. Davis. referees; No io3
Ss feet east Of ParRaye each Ss aye three
s cs 9ck on dTs d sSs on on No @ N on
BY Peter +. Meyer & Co: foreclosure sale: John
s57 foet south OF sixty fourth st.
2sx1lo, .three-story frame dwelling; due on judg-
BY Peter F. Meyer & CO. Foreclosure .sls
100 fee, u north OF ono-hundrcd rst-st
Joxl25, three-siory frame dwelling and vacant: due
BY r. H. Ludlow & Co.; Foreclosure sale; Georg,
las-ave. lsxloI. thres-story stone-front dwelling
Foreclosure sale; Daniel p. Ingraham, referee; No.
JIG Monroe, 81. south side 757h feet west Of RHi,
store; due on judgment. SSle ..,.. r,uu,
G.. Whitaker referee: plot of "a acres at River
dale Twenty -fourh Ward. lying between Bcttner's
Lane and tho Hudson River. together with 1873
of land under water. subject 10 right. tito
/ and interest of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad also plot OF 935 acres at Riyerdac,
! lying between Bcttner's Lane and the Hudson
! River, with rights to land under water: due on
| judgment, S039
BY Richard v. Hertnett & Co: Foreclosure sale;
| Lewis l.; Delaneld. referee; No. 400 to 4l2 East
One-hundred- fourh-s, south side 1l3 feet east
OF First-ave.. looxloo1l one and four story brick
! factory; due on judgment sls0s0
Friday-By William NJ Ryan: Foreclosure sale:
Thomas r. Donnelly. ,rreeferee: One-hundred-a and
| 2pOx9S9. several one. two and three story brick
and frame buildings; duo on Judgment tlSli5
J BY ID. Phoenix Ingraham e Co: Foreclosure sole
! Daniel T. Ingraham. referee: No 702 West End,
ave, east side, 1888 feet south OF Ninety-nfth-st
20 Cxi00 hve-story brick fathouse; Que on idpment
s4,o69: subject TO another mortgage for 500 900
By James l.. Weis: foreclosure sale; George c..