New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
REAL ESTATE.
RECORD OF THE WEEK IN THE MARKET.


There Is 10 doubt that real estate men believe
that there is excellent ground for faith N pToa's
that will grow of the results OF the hnai c'onS
Of the Government loan. Many real estate oedI'IS
have preferred 20 remain passive in their 'iS'''Ss
o,gogeroeu.s ,,,u he eifo,t % ;hc loan upon the
money marke, could be determined. In iheN
Judgment this financial question is now practically
a matter OF the past. and serious disturbance
from This source IN ioana'c funds is likely 20 occur
in the innodatc future. one % ne Iaraes' re''
estate holders N tie cy said last week to repre-
sentative OF The Tribune:
THE outlook for realty IS PROMISING Tho p.ac-
ing os the Government loan Will now be followed
by great activity ia the real estate market. = De-
levc that we shall soon have as result OF me
loan pe:hors o money see ,si; r'i'N ''' ~
Values uf city property are governed IaTEciE,
said another Important pIoperty-owner YESTERDAY
.5y the p.osp, rit %; business throughout the whole
country. The large balances dHe the hied 9 ,
from foreign countries Is strengthening confidence
everywhere n American enterprises. The enormous
crops OF cereals arr giving employment 70 an Z" o"
RAILROADS. al 81 which in the end must ne'p fe,"N
The week just ended has prcs' nied decllcI con
trast Of iavonic natur" to the iWo weeks III,
the balance in favor of last week. For the week
ending Jgy iaST %eTe ry wnE
Tor the week cnlnS JAY ~ INK ce ns ,osn
thirty--ix Transactions representing No'o"'' ms
sh9"nS IS 'oo1 one nc;1 the two remaping Of the
row of seven Gye-story iathouses on the west sids
OF FNa-a1e between t. ~. nab
or lot 2oXlla - .,,., -, .
Alonzo Hofnby has sold No Weet FNfticth- a
four-stOry dNe'iinC-hOuse. on lot 2XlVr7. 'ohhpia
University ieasencd. . ,,.,,,.
Charles H. Easton & CO. have sold for william
Crittenden Adams 20 julius ! Lyons. at about $lo-
second-st 10 feet wes' Of West End-aVc
John ". Butter g the buyer Of ~" now Nathonse
at the southwest corner Of One-hundr and-folr-
feminist. the sale Of which by William Drought
was reported or "Wednesday. 80
l.. Goldberg is reported 20 have bought NO lop
Ths old buildings 40 pa to 24s West Twenty
seventh-st. are reported sold
John 3 Coli has sold Nos - and - lloeCker-st
soythUes. corner OF rlUl-st. 4NlHN irregular, an
eigh;-story AMI loft building 20 Heyman lsTaei Tor
Vi. b Smith has sod % J. a. Musliner
through Y Freesner, 30 1870 Fifth-aVe. near one
hundred md -twclfth-st.. = hve-story ia house.
Neubeck & Bushner sold for Victor Gerhards 70
Smith Williamson No 80 East Northumberland
forty-sixth-st.. 246x1oo. vacant
William Bays was the buyer OF No. West
Fiftieth-st the sale OF which. by w. y. Taylor
Son. was reported yesterday. The price was about
$4,000
Henry Marks has sold 10 Henry Rothschili the
three folr-sory fa.hOuses. with stores. 1jXlH. on
the west side OF Fifth-ave. 2i feet north OF one
hundred nd-sevcnte enth-st.
Henry Morgeuthau has sOls TO Ernst. Theodore
and oscar Kunath no 424 East SiXth-st.. % llN9I
The sale Of the fOur-story brick building, &sxto
at the northeast corner OF Tenth-ave. and Thirty
frst-st. IS reported also the sale OF the i've
story double tensme nt-house. &X92. No 4l' East
The following are the comparative tables OF the
conveyances mortgages and projected buildings
Tor the corresponding weeks Of lS9S and l@
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
CONVFYANCES