New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
BRIGHT OUTLOOK OPENS WITH THE
NEW YEAR.


BUSINESS ~ THE HOLIDAY WEEKS REMARK
ABLY AcT1vE-FrrTH- AGArN TO
THE FRONT ~ THE TRADING.
Among real estate operators tho new year come,
in booming. In spite Of the holidays. which gen.
orally act as a drag business. the market IN
tho last two weeks has gone far toward complete
recovery from the last five years Of depression
Fifth-ave trading has again been the feature OF
the week The lower section Of Fiftb-ave and that
section fronting the Park have come into prom
inence In fact since the Carnegie purchases as
never before in recent times, and share with Broad
way mercantile property in the credit Of the re-
vlvaI though the dealings in unimproved plots
particularly on Central Park West and the Boul.-
ward together with trading In high-class apart
ment- houses have furnished share OF the ac
tivity.
Business was unusually quiet in the Real Estate
saesroom during the week There were no volun-
,arv sales and only twenty-three parcels we're Of
fered in legal proceedings or these five were ad-
,ourned and TWO withdrawn. In the foreclosure ac-
tons with three exceptions. the plaintiffs were
forced 10 protect their interests by purchase
The number OF parcels sold AT private treaty in
Manhattan and The Bronx during the week was
fifty eight for c2nsdsTaonfs nac. 10
were sold twelve for total considerations OF 81 -
goo In the same ns 1%I st0 as compared Win
$50 75s in the corresponding week % ss, c year IN
Brooklyn the auction , SKI sio 81 in ne correspond
Ing week Of last year 1t IS noticeable that s5l2s.
9,1 was lent on mortgage during me week against
The Real Estate Board 9f brokeri mas ssue n. rs
Real Estate Diary FOR ~, ana r.'f btrs Tn
Diary is neat and handy litie book ana con,a'ns
much useful informant ton In regard to CITY realty IN
addition 10 the usual diary features.
LATEST PRIVATE SALES.
Charles r Barney has sold TO a builder The three
lots on the west side Of the Boulevard % feet north
Of One-hundredth-st seven-story apartment
house will be erected them.
J. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for the Marsh e'-
tate the plot 50xl0o In Central Park West. between
One-hundreIth and Observation-Disclosures SITS
Joel Wolfe has sold No. 3G Fifth-aye. four
story brownstone building lot 2sxl50, for about
$4,000
Archibald VI Maclay has sold to william e. Finn
No 1872 West Forty-hfth-st. three,.story dwelling
chase chase of 10 1874 West Forty-hfth-st.
Patrick Callaghan has sold the north corner OF
Riverside Drive and Eighty-fourth-st an irregular
plot about il2 feet the Drive l2l feet on the
northery line xlcoxso TO the Drive Tor ABOUT sho-
Charles Rosenthal has sold to Max Hart the plot
on tho norh side Of Fhaye ooxo and II has
been resod TO Sebaston sanders wna give IN ex
change No. 226 East One-hundred-and-tenth-st ana
samuel codsticker has sold for John F. Carroll
so,,bwest corner Of Seventh-ave and One-hunired
and fourteenth-st The buyers will erect two SIX
story an compsny has sold to
Charles +. Crowell through Philip Jeselson. No:
s27 and $50 Seventh-ave two hve-story apart
mert-houses on plot 75sxloO The buyer gives In
exchange Nos $50 10 2S5 Red-ave, Brooklyn. four
four-story fathouses and No. $50 Macon-st., SIM
liar building ...
81 a four-story dwelling. a lot G2xlR2
David Chrystie has sold 40. goo West End-ave,
four-etorv dwelling -house. on "A lot 2fllxi3.
Emily Wikoff has sold 70 Anthony Reicert NO.
lS3 Thompson-st.. three-story tenement house on
a lot 22XlCo - ,,u
The Union Trust Company sold 70 j F. Munsell
No 4Os West Thirtyfourth-st. a three-story DWELL
ing house. - , ,,,
F A. Mulgrew has sold No 2; Beekman Place,
northeast OF Fiftiehst, three-story DWELL
ing house lot cIx100
louis Iese has purchased through F. de Wiss-
man the northwest corner Of Delaney and Colum.
bia SITS. old buildings a plot 25xSo.