New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

ALMOST AL TRANSACTIONS VI '@' ''' - NY
,r,, ,r BY TIE WAR scARF-BRoKERs
.,., ror WAR TO BEGIN At OScE
,xn BE SETTLED QricKIN
-. ,rst closed. which under ordinary con-
TIE "e'" h,re heen expected 20 be the busiest
6ioNS - ecason in the real estate market
IN u. 80 anil as a bad week N midsummer. " nat
p'V' ,a,.-est attached 70 the market WAS 'o"i'eu
eve. auction branch At private contract '"S
's.rssven Transactions INVOLVING III iePOi ''u cor"
th'.:i ors s-os2.1 were made public. In the sales
soe'" to,.er the results were almost equally dis
room TIE sale OF the Huntington tract on
spp oeaav was a bold move with conditions "a they
10 At present. and that the sale was az sue'eSSi"'
s g. was surprised many operators.
TO general testimony ancng brokers Is tha'
,,.au, al transactions Of importance arc held
p,n vsr with Spain il averted for certain or has
,,, successfully waged and is an event OF the
,s. I, need only be added that the renting season
.n- Offices retail stores and small houses. which
-. "a At ifs height is agreed TO be the worst In the
vsrience q the majority OF brokers, and there is
io,rne in the trade that the present uncertainty
-. he ended by beginning war at once and beating
s,sin as quickly as possible.
The Metropolitan Improvement Company yester-
day sold to Arthur D. Spess the seven-story apart
men;-house. plot 5oXio0 on the west side OF West
End-ave.. . feet south OF Seventy nnth-st. for
Daniel Bildsall q Co. sold for ]. G. Aneck execu.
tor to the New-York Telephone Company the old
building on iIOt )N'SE. NO 81 tast lWoilty-nirtN'
A. for sea.ot0. The company will erect a buidi';
on the plot foI new central station
Eugene l. Benjamin sold through Douglas Robin
son & Co The fOurstory dwelling house. 20Xb5X102 ,
s r. Walker solo to c. O. Wilson. for Wise &
Stern. No. $50 East EightyGfth-s... a four-story
fathouse. 25x7Oxl0o. for sl7oN taking in part pay
nent farm Of about one hundred acres at Pound
Matthias Goeren and Louis =. Werner sold 70 Rosa
Stack and Louis Ste.0er No. 1543 Flflh-ave a five
story brick hathouse and store o 3x9e. north OF
One-hunGre land twelfth-st, 70. $4,000.
Rebecca kalische- sol! 20 Augustus Prentice the
two tenement houses Nos. l& and 100 Orchard-st.
Staten Island property IS given n exchange.
Barnet; 4 90. sold for Mrs. y. Weber No 50
East One-hundr eG-and-t hirtet hist, hve-story
fathouse. Nexloo. on private terms.
Noble & CANES sold 70 X. GOss No. ISIS Licking
pans are bein- drawn for an addition 10 the
Singer Building to be erected the site Of Nos *
ard s. Ltberty-st. The addition Will be ten sSries
Strong & Ireland will sell i9 partition at TIE
;ourned from Thursday las belonging to the estate
Of John Ritter. The property consists OF the build
about s. feet north OF Jane-st., and the building
No 435 West Forty-nirth-st. 25xloD5 Clifford W.
Hartriige Is the referee. and David Thornton the
plaintiffs attorney.
DETAILS OF THE WEEK.
The auction sales last week IN Manhattan and The
Bronx realized ss7s44O compared with ssso23 In
the corresponding week OF 1897. In Brooklyn the
auction sale. realized s3lOTl. compared with
COS745 al the same time last year.
These tables compare tho conveyances mortgages
and projected buildings In the three boroughs for
the periods
NETWORK.