New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
A QUIET WEEK. WITH FEW SALES OF
IMPORTANCE.
TI.D SHOWING AT TIE CLosD OF THE WEEK BET
TER THAN AT 1uE BEGINSISc-sALE OF
TuS BARTHoLDI REPORTED-THE
AI-rwrON ROOMS
AUCTION ROOMS.


Until Yesterday not a sale OF importance was
reported in the realty market last week, and IN
the transactions given below only the Waldorf
estate purchase and two Of the uptown sales arc
above the rather low average OF the dealings OF
the week
/, Is less than Two weeks ago since the spu't
occurred which seemed 10 show that dullness IN
tho market was at end. but the improvement
has not been permanent. This "a the dulest sea-
son OF the year and II is somewhat diilcclt 10
judge OF the conditions prevailing In the market
at this time. but on the whole there seems no
prospect Of any considerable trading BEFORE 1a.
though on the other hand. no serious slump is ex-
In The auction rooms las, week there was more
interest than in the private sales The partition
sale Of the Eas: Side properties belongng to the
after the unfortunate incident which made neces-
e in eonS OF w ff he Of ae THIS
week there are some offerings In the list whion
accorded them should lie in keeping with their
i was reported yesterday that the Hotel Bar,
tholdi at the southeast corner OF Broadway ana
TSe nxher Of rec eiSi IS Grand
vile. AZ the hotel the reported sale was denied.
progress for some time witch viii probably, end
The name Of the probable purchaser could not be
learned 60 ,,.,,,ox .o,a v.s,ero,v Tor
a client 10 william WALDORF Astor ihe avs:ssory
and basement .ron-front business pyilc,ng No 80
ioTt side Of f' 10 feet east Q. Bread
way and adoirs In the rear ether progeny owneo
ton is a practical confirmation Of the view, ex S-
pressed in this column when Mr. d AsSer sold has ms
the money obtained from the eosns OF 2 an inves,
ment no longer profitable without TURNER of ous
city realty Of the kind Mr. Aston preferred to
Stabler & Smith sold for Mandebaum and Lew
inc TO an investor for cash No 10 West one nun
dredand-second-st,. a hve-story double nat-house'
-' oppenheimer = & Metzger sold to Edward Kilpat:
s hs S ao T s snd to
fitzpatrick the plot, 7oxio5 adjoining the street,
plots by the erection of apartment houses
Nos. 20 and % East onehundred and ,tifteenth-
George M q Glsssow SOLD to M' faS4
story brownstone front house. lot 2Sxlo on private
The Metropolitan Improvement Company has
sold the southwest corner Of West End-ave. and
Seventy: ninth-st-. seven-story observation-disclosures
John F. Doyle Sons sold for the estate Of
RosTs bs hs E
terror and sixty-ninth SITS. vacant plot looxls2
as West one-hundred- al nd: forty ATHEIST. four
T. Scott sold for a. Cohen 10 l. Ofner, No ~
East seyenty,second-st; three-s'ory o"eii'ne'
lot lsSxlo22 No price is given
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
Thirty-seven parcels Of city realty reported
sold at private contract in the last week. The
considerations were given in sixteen cases. and
these amounted in all to s53o.y0 This was a
slightly better showing than in the preceding
BTonx reslized sasS5 as compared with s4ssis7
in the corresponding week Of last year
CAGES and Buildings protected in the three Dor
oughs for the same periods
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
coNvEYANcEs.