New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
REAL ESTATE.
HOLIDAYS AND HOT WEATHER INTER
FERE WITH BUSINESS.
r,,v rpANsAcr1oSs CLOSED UNIMPoRTANT AMI
UNINTEREST1NG-DULL IN THE
AUCTION ROOMS.

THE TRANSACTIONS CLOSED CNlMPoHIANi AMI
UNINrEREsT1NG-DULL IN THE
AUCTION ROOMS.
Between the Independence Day holiday and the
hot weather the realty market iansuished las'
week The business done small in amount,
and It was uninteresting and unimportant IN cnar-
actor.
ont OF tho ordinary and as the interested parties
IN this transaction are pledged to secrecy. no
definite information is o5tainablc relative 10 H.
This is the sale Of the old City Club property. Nos
e67 and cog Ffth-ave.. which. in spite OF all denlas'
II is understood has been made. The buyer OF the
Rorgfeldt Building at Wooster. Third and Fourth
sts proves 20 be Louis Stern. who gives In part
paymen. an apartment-house at Coumbus-ave and
Seventy-seventh-st.. dwellng-house IN west
Twenty -eGhth-st. and twenty-six lots In the Iweh-
ty-third Ward This is generally admitted 10 De Il
good trade IN which every concerned Is oene-
f.ed.
In the auction rooms the week has been tho dull
est for long time Not only the list OF In
tended offerings extremely light. but considerable
par, Of the property listed was withdrawn Tor wans
of a market and for other reasons. Monday
Brooklyn lot sale. by Jere Johnson. tr: ON the
Jane Robert estate was successful SO lar II hat
day In ali $50 lots were sold for total OF about
s sSenea on IN r sns % the Ss sae By william
Ryan OF the four-story tenement. 2. see no %
al the moderate price Of 1920. The other sales
wero all unimportant
LATEST SALES BY BROKERS.
Charles E Schuyler & Co. sold yesterday for
George L. Moore TO a Mr.. Shaw No. 0SS west Ohe-
hundred and thrteenth-st.. four-story dwehlhs'
on 10: lsxloO and to a ar Newland NO 800 west
One hundred and thirteenth-st similar mousse on
lot l7xiO0 The buyers VIII occupy the houses
Thomas = Payne sold for Mrs Mary Il; Mott
No 2SS West End-ave. four-story Stone aug o,rSh
private dwelling sDxs)xlOo a; about $4,000 The
seller takes In part payment two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on the West Side. - 20, ~. ,,,...
Conrad Aks,ronl purchased No. 64s East Eighty
s.ccnd-st a private dwelling. lot 20XlU. on prVate
49, ,,u, NJ
81 Yves: ty-third-st. threo-story oweiiihg'
10 81 70 sS East Sixteenth-st. soxs2. with old
buildings have been sold 10 Heyman open
helm tor about $500.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEKS BUSINESS
Twenty parcels Of city realty only were reported
sold at private contract IN the last week The
considerations in the SIX OF these transactions IN
which tho figures were given amounted to Slsl'oW
In the previous week ffty-one transactions were
reported and the considerations In fourteen cases
together realized s72SCo0 and IN twei'e cases
$500. ,,...
The auction sales during the week in Nanhattan
and The Bronx realized a total sum or sSsIi3Z as
compared with $1,000 in the corresponding week
OF last year. In Brooklyn the auction safes reahZed
$4,000 only, compared with Sl3I'Ho IN the cor
responding week OF last year . -
The following tables compare the conveyances
mortgages and buildings projected in the three
boroughs last week and in the corresponding week
Of 1897
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX