New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03

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az :, was a wear ago. It seems improbable that
funds heretofore available for real estate VIII oe
tied I'D much longer. There are. Indeed. aIreauy
signs that a good supply Is TO be hao al iroin -
per cent and that is the condition "hic" 80
es,st me, have been looking for for long tlhe'
In this column yesterday was reported Iio' 'ee
on realty negotiated at the lower rate ms -
No, ,oLa us Significance from that specinc fahs-
o,,or but from the fact that its announcement
has brought forth statements from other piohe'
tha, they too have been able TO secure si'i me-
,oons and the possibility seems 10 Do suii',o'
general 10 indicate more satisfactory S'"'o "
affairs all around -, -. ,,o an
oon,ort NJ the forming OF the Alliance Realty
Comnanv with capital Of 100000 to develop par.
=, tho holdings of the Central Realty Bona uiu
Trust Company Among the directors Oh the ne"
oo,nnanv are Henry o. Havemeyer James stillman
=, ,ho CIV National Bank; Frederic P. Olcott' OF
Tho Central Trust Company; Hugh J. Grant, henlS
Norgenthau. Frederick Southack and George N,
pa 7, was reported also that the Centrai
poaltv Rond and Trust Company had bought tne
southeast corner OF Broad-st. ana Exchange i"0o'
the adjoining lot, No % Broad-st ana lho
ebaned marcel Nos. 81 and % Broad-st ana NOS o.
and &c Exchange Place The combined io'. VIZ
on earlier purchase, No. ~ TO 80 Exchange Place.
q, noe said had been sold the new company
on, would be the site of a freproof banking anu
office building These reports. 1t appears are
nremature and have their only OASIS IN t"e i"N'
that the Central Realty Bond and Trust company
has options on property in Broad-st' EAe"""e0
Place and Beaver-st. -
The news OF actual sales In the last week Gun
o-rs itself with a broad range OF properties ana
eli varieties of holdings included or dwelnns
bouses many were sold and there were also d mum
her OF apartment houses included IN 'he ouu5v 80,
OF the latter class several items on the west sue
represent investment purchasing. Fifth-aVe. was
nP ha
Ninety-ninth-st.. plot loo1ixl75 SOLD by Ondiies
I TIFFANY Russell Sage sold the north corner Oh
Central Park West and Sixty-seventh-st;, oxV1,
and Daniel r. Seybel bought eight lots on me ETibtb
side Of Sixty-seventh-st l0V leet east u ''e"
Among the dwelling houses sold last wee week F Wero
siSth.st' no q West seventy-second,st, No. sS7
No ~ Wes as to III West Nine
ty-eghthst and No. % West Thirty -second-st ST., 40
The eight story apartmen, hou nons The principal
or business buildings the item concerning No
W9rren9st is interesting as it represents the sec
ond sale OF the parcel in a period OF only t"o
In the last week fty-three parcels of city realty
Sold consideration being men M III auction
teen cases and amounting to NlWiU 4He au''i"
sales for the week amounted 10 SSo'o'o'
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Douglas Robinson g. Co have sold for Addison
Thomas the two old buildings Nos. u and ~
Bleecker-st plot s5Sx1OO, 100 feet west OF Broad
way The purchaser Is said 10 be the owner OF the
abutting property in Broadway; Douglas Robinson
Co o also 81 SOD 70 Kendall daf' who owns the prop
erty abutting the rear and fronting Oh N"e-
Henry D. winans & May have sold to Mrs M lie
Burn-Cooper the FIVE story american pa Seei
ffth-st' this being the last of row SOLD oy the
above firm since November Q. - w.. .,a
for the Chesebrough estate the story dwelling
house No. lls East Thirty-irst-st. lot N@lVV' lof
Thomas t1 p. Fzsimmons has sold for Miss Fran,
S. Thomson the four story F1 qsNef anu No ss5
" Prescott Hail Butler has sold the four story
Foley e. Snifin have sold for Charles +: Hoffman,
jr and Francis Ward to to ot D9s xS No 80 war
ren-st. and have also negotiated mortgage on
TIE Tbe f f33 Sas so a o PEI s' Fry
Brocas the five story tenement house on Iot SSSig
same san % to louis Helms for Investment at con-
siderable advance on the purchase price; VI, .
Henry ~ Feldman the three fve story, iqthoqsess'
iO0xiO0 No 40S to 42 West One hundred NJ
S Mx 'n a the Southeast Of
and Onehundred -and-second-st and the iot -oA'oS'
John Armstrong has sold for E. NJ. MADAM TO
Mayer solomon the three story dwelins house NO
sfp aYoh has s Sa Gt o M No 3 S%A se
EdWard Poak has sold for Martin Keoeh
Edward Reilly
Nineteenth-st between Fifth and Sixth ayes,
Wakefield and also for Mr.. Keogh TO Frederick
lie Metre the northwest corner OF Eighteenth-st.
and Fifth-ave., Wakefield. -
William p. Mangam has sold for the Watt estate
TO A C. Hall the plot. l00X3j0. at the northeast
corner Of One-hundred- and forty second-st and
George Schreimer has sold TO Peter T. Downey
the two FIVE story tenement houses. zoxlo' each'
The Henry Keine estate has sold the two SIX
story tenement houses. 5Oxl0o9 Nos "a and rs East
Thrd-st
Alols Gutwillig has sold the three four story
dwelling houses Nos. 24S 245 and 27 West One-hun-
bred and -second-st. 80
Addison & Stone have bought Nos. $40 and l42
East Seventeenth-st.. old buildings. plot about
$500.
George ~ Hartmann Co have sold the five
story double fathouse No. IT'S st. Nicholasave and
the three story dwelling house No. 1873 West One
Observation-Disclosures
The Real Estate Auctioneers Association at the
annual meeting Friday reelected these officers:
President James L. Wells; vice-president Morris
wilkins; TREASURER. William NJ. Ryan; secretary D.
Phoenix Ingraham. The Executive COMMITTEE Is
as follows: Peter F. Meyer, William Redmond,
Louis Mesier. A NJ. Arneberg and Philip A Smyth-