New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE AUCTION BRANCH
ENCOURAGING SIGNS IN THE
BUILDING MOVEMENT.

There was a good demand for the onerings AT
auction Yesterday. The foreclosure oneripss "e'e
in the majority OF instances knocked uo"n ~ 49,
plaintifr. but the sales OF voluntary character
,ahaa sor,a competition and a number OF outside
buyers figured In the results
In the private sales market the day was not pro-
life of results. The good showing made on Weohes-
dav was not sustained yesterday in the actual
reports of sales closed by brokers Ihere are NJ"
ever, some signs that business Is being done WHY"
has not as yet reached the point where IL is oe-
sirabe 10 give II publicity.
The complaints of those who say that the market
has not come up to expectations Is still heard. ana
while II cannot be asserted that business. par
tcularly OF the investment kind. has been as gen
eral as might be wished for the fact remains that
enough has been accomplished 10 justify the penei
that the market has heathful and solid pasis.
II any proof needed that there is plenty ot
faith in real estate conditions. the large amount Oh
building which is going on in Manhattan al preseme
would furnish H. In every section Of the city one
sees improvements in progress and plans continue
be filed for business houses dweiing ana nrices
ment houses Notwithstanding the Increased PRICES
Of building materials of all kinds; ao,ao,,s solos
The following the results or yesterday : sa''"
at the New-York Real Estate salesroom; On man
BY William kennely0No s OIL af %herry,st 25S
70. five story brick tenement house foreclosures u
Meyer c0 s No., ~ Vest to Of sS sec Hnd
houses foreclosure; to G. NJ. Levy for SLIP LIZ sde
~ Nc Feet q s msf' Of commSnsave 20 sxCO I'VE story
stone front fathouse: foreclosure 10 the p'ai'""
No. iO2 West One-hundred-andnin th-st, south
side 100 feet west of Coumbus-ave Z3 xlWt' DIV nve
story brick hathouse: foreclosure; TO Vincent Boo
carell for s26.63l - .,. .,ao
East Northumberland thirty sixth-st.. north SIDE
1000 feet west of Home-ave., 5OxlW hve s'9 BY
brick hathouse; foreclosure; to the piahun ior
East One-hundred and thirty siAth-st.. north side
105O feet west of Home-ave, 5Xleo, a nVe stoIy
brick fathouse; foreclosure; to the piahuh ioi
Nos s57 and $50 Elton-ave.. northwest corner OF
Onehundred -sixtiethst, 50xloo two four story
brick fathouses and stores: foreclosure; TO the
By Richard V Harnett & Conc. ISL Thrd-ave
east side. sos feet north of Forty-eighth-st ZoxSo
three story frame building. with store; executor
sale to Lowenfeld & Prayer and others 1or NoIN.
No 1888 Third-ave. east side. 75.5 feet north OF
Forty-eighth-st. 4.5xS5 three story BRICK puidins
with store; executors sale; to Louis Adams Tor
$3.50 ,--..
east OF Third-ave 20x022. four story and basement
brick tenement house; executors sale; TO LOUIS
Adams for $1,000 .
by Philip A. smth-No 800 East Fifth-st., north
side $50 feet east of Second-ave.. 25xS hye story
Of Philip Metz; TO Philip Potash for 8.s3
By John T. Boyd-No. 10 10 Ia Willis-aVe, east
side 80 feet north of hundred
ST., 50xl0O three story and basement brick dwelling
house; partition SALE to John Heller for sZl,M
AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Francis Lewis has sold for Mitchell A. c. Levy
to A. Conklin at $4,000. the five story prownstOne
front hathouse No. 100 East Eighty 700
xlOo - -,
Rutland e. Whiting have sold to Timothy G. Sci.
lew for Emile Seebeck the northeast corner OF
Washington and Charlton SITS, plot 6xl -
northwest corner of East Broadway and Rutgers
st. 25xl00