New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
THE WEEK IN REALTY
SOME BIG TRANSACTIONS FOR LATE
JUNE.

Three sales In Broadway and one IN the west
Side mercantile district would have been enough
TO make even a midwinter week notable Az inns
season OF the year such record Is remarkaple'
and impies the existence OF conditions III inc
real-estate market that are most encouraging
The sale OF the Niagara Building at the north-
west corner OF Broadway and Cedar-st was the
first of these sales attract attention. ana was
finally announced that the ST. Lawrence Realty
Company bought the property and VIII improve y,
floor OF which is already leased 10 inc This new
buiding and that OF the American Exchange E Ma
t!onal Bank will complete the improvement VI TIC
four corners of Broadway and Cedar-st: a
A transaction of considerable importance , ana
interest was the sale OF Nos 1876 and 1893 Broadway a
SrIs could was the buyer The cash feature
of The transaction ranks 1t with the sale OF the
worthy Of that character in the year ,,,,o,,od
The third of the Broadway TRANSACTIONS 'n T}ton
No 2n2 broadway, adjoining the corner OK LII.
st The sale Of the six-story mercantile building
AZ the northwest corner OF Laght and var,cK SIS
was another interesting Item OF the week ne
week was characterized also by numerous less CON
spicuous sales which helped to swT the
Of transactions to n gratifying uesiee
AUCTION OFFERINGS COMMONPLACE.
with the exception OF the voluntary auction safes
Of the nve-story buildings No. o Park Place ana
No 20 Murray-st.. and Of the four-story u"el,ns
house No 1On Fifth-ave.. between Elgh'y>>l..h
and Eighty sixth SITS; the offerings az ' conmon
mace variety. Interest In the auction branch was
centred in the reported removal OF the salesroom
to another building. although the usual ue""''
In the week forty-eight parcels Of city realty
were sold. considerations being named in ten cases
and amounting TO S73l. 900. In the preceding week
forty-seven parcels were sold SIX TOT .o'a1 the
week amounted TO 1861 c6s. as compared with Wiz
Ola for the corresponding week last year; C,o,,o-
land estate are reported TO be c. ". Witthaus ana
others who the adjoining puiiuihs "' '"e
southeast corner OF Fulton-st.
NEW PRIVATE SALES.
The Union Theological Seminary has SOFA 10
swits Condo No. "a West Seventy-second-st
Ave-story stone dwelling house. lot 25xlo22 Mr.
condo gives in part payment the ive-story brick
nathouse on lot 22x00, at the northeast corner Q
Of seventh.ave and one-hundred
brownstone dwelling house on lot 1xlvV. no ,o q.
West Ninety-sxth-st.. which he bought III 1910
Hamershlag & Oppenheimer have sold TO Harry
Turner and Thomas Herman the plot; See, vest
Of Central Park West. The buyers VIII puiio
seven-story apartment-house; r.,,rrs, pocb-
William Drought has sold TO Emanuei iio IN
heirner the nve-sory hathouse AzNiVSAIlS d red
southeast corner of Fifth-aye ana ayrnent the
frame dwelling house on plot
loOxlOO at the corner of Morris-aVe. anu Oie
T is reported that the hve-sory ahouse @x
q5xlOO at the southwest corner OF One,m i be .
been sold for 1000 also No. II West dsggn,o
eighth-st fouT,sGTy i've
Never s Auerbach has sold to Richard r Ritter-
busch the southwest corner Of bleeche' anu "0''
ter sis, old building, lot 2Sxlc - ,,o,,o. NJ 500
May Hart has sold TO Louis p Mahler NO Sls
Fast Ninth-st a sx-story tenement houSe' ''N
s9x100 ,, NJ oos 1yest Thirty
ninth-st a folIr-story dwelling house iot ZoH9o.s.i
WeiIe Hansen has sold to John Haase the SOUTH
west corner Of nehundred- and
and Amsterdam-ave., a fve-story hathouse' |oA''N
w The Nve-story fathouse 25xs5xlO011. No 60 East
hundred nd feminist. has been soId pS ~ ~
Pfeiffer who took In part payment az s5ocV 1iie
fve-story fathouse No 22l East One-huhoi -u-aiiu
Ezabeth Roome has sold to Lowenfeld 4 Prager
No Al Nadison-st a dwelling house, lot = 49,
Towenfeld q Prayer have bought NO oSo r1s au
st four-story dwelling house. LOT - 'xs so
have sold TO Adolph Newman 10 Soo 10 'O| i''e
e. three houses each lot 16.SxG6 60. o,.
The Metropolitan Improvement company no go
70 John c. Burne the plot on the east slue % % IT,
way IN feet north OF Ninety-nlnth-st., oV1lVV i"'
bnver uill erect seven-story apartment mouse =,
Hirsch Brothers have sold TO bulluer toI M
movement the northeast corner or ,oo
and Onehundre IN, on p the north
e,de ~ and -eeventh-st. !" feet east
Of Ienox1ave 75x1OO for Improvement. - 49, .,,o
r. Wilmarth Appleton was me , prOH Nos s IL and
Tic Spring-st Robert NJ jarvis LOT Sl'' Uau tbe
same broker has sold for William h; haiI .ne
northeas. corner OF Carroll-st ana oeNem.m
Brooklyn, a three-story ana phseIeHt OiO"''
dwelling house. on lot 22x9s ,.,p,o Long
The auction sale of lots Il ATityvlue long
Island conducted by Richard NJ iontgoiInetS go az
Co yesterday was fairly successful, tra}En was
nrnvided and many went from this city A3ou.
two hundred and fifty lots were SOLO Of a tbe Ave
ranging from $50 to 800 The remanaeI VI nriyato
saIe The sale was by order of the trustees OF the
Clock estate.