New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11

holding had beer appraised it is said at more than
terested may have felt that a larger sum should
haEe pen reaLzed general opinion is that the re-
fact that the sale was an absolute one rad not
se 20 nc Win Is success for buyers at auction
naNe ueIS 70 Iooh with more or less suspicion on
sales TaSrg the representatives OF heirs are factors
A gratifying feature Of the sale was that j H
Haggn proved 70 &c the buyer Of several important
paretis Tor therein Is an Indication that of the
largest realty holders OF the Western coast has
city Mr. Haggin in December bought the new
building at the southwest corner of Broadway and
White-st A. the Contoit sale ne bought the Broad
way and FranNn-st. parcels His representative.
S samuel Goiqs'cker paid $4,000 for the Broadway
sS5 30 u i assessed LOT Si45OD and rents for
$50 year OF nearly per cent of what il was
Immediately following the Contoit sale was the
9I5erIng Tor the Bruce estate. OF Nos 604 500 and
which was the site of the Revere House until three
years ago, After sharp bidding James J. Coogan
was recorded the buyer at what regarded as
bargain igure-Sl9 900 Mr. Coogau was prepared
70 pa $50 600 He based his valuatio the price
auction in March 1895 $3.50 00|pius an allowance Of
$4,000 for the adjoining lot No Goa His valuation
certainly a conservative one for the dav fol-
loving the auction sale he was able to resell the
be almost $4,000 or an advance of $4,000.
There was also business done last week in the
section fronting Central Park which helped 10
bring the weeks business up to exceptional
ngure The New-York Realty Company resold the
and-sixth and One-hundred-and-seventh SITS, which
Nevada apartment house; the Rogers estate sold
the north corner of the avenue and Oue-hundred-
corner Of 1 e5i2aiiS sane me
In addition to the resale Of the southeast corner
Bond and Trust Company. in furtherance of previ-
9usiy reported negotiations, transferred the plot
gage for s2z 6o to run fbr and enofber
for S5O.G0O for a similar period. secure build
ing loan for $4,000, which win be used by the pur
stone ireproof store and loft building.
Another building project OF Importance was
organized Alliance Realty Company Of the prop
critics at the southeast corner Of Broad-st and Ex,
No a to SO Exchange Place. Plans were fled in
story Office building estimated TO cost 100000 TO
be erected on this plot, and this improvement viii
the remarkable rise in New-York property values.
It is interesting to note that one OF the PaTSes OF
5000 now carries $3.50. 600 mortgage.
Cortlandt-st The firm which appraised the prop
erty said yesterday that contracts have as yet
been signed
THE RECORDS OF SALES
The purchase OF the block front on the west side
OF Broadway, between EIghty-ffth and Eighty
sixth SITS, sold recently by Charles T Barney, IS
syndicate which viii the site eight story
apartment house. Plans have been prepared by
Hill & Turner and the is estimated at $3.50 po
William H Jackson has sold to q builder the old
building. 25x92 No. 1S East sixteenth-st
Nieberg Brothers have purchased for improve
unent the old building. 25x94I0 No go East Elev-
enth-st
Zimmerman & Valente have sold the five story
hathouse on the south side Of observation-disclosures
twenty-second-st-. between Seventh and Eighth
aves
Frank r. Sharrott has sold for Mrs. R A Smith
the three story dwelling house the southwest
corner Of One-hundred- and thirtyrst-st and Len
ox-ave., lot % 7x90.
John A. Donald has sold the vacant plot, l25x2o0
the north side OF Observation-Disclosures thirty ninth
ST and south side Of Oue-hundred- forfeit
- feet west Of Broadway.
Montgomery & Seitz have sold FOR 8 Mrs. Stein
the four story dwelling house, 2lxI00, No l59 East
Sixty -first-st.
Mary Casper has sold the five story double fat
teenth-st
John " Pierson has sold to William Rankin the
plot, +4X1)l the south side OF One-hundred-and-
eighteenth-st-, about 24O feet west OF F1fth-ave.
NJ BargebuhT has sold for julius Fleischmann &
Son the five story double hathouse. with stores
25xS5. the west side OF Madison-aye-, 70 feet
5000
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold 10 Leon Sobel the
and Seventy-tOurth-st.
Fred 3. Wemple has sold Nos % and % West
houses. on plot 5ox10011- TO Joseph r Megrue,
taking Buffalo property in part payment.
Pine NJ. J. Brown about three acres OF land
Long Beach and Lena ayes, FreePort, Long Island,
Thomas P Fitzsinons has sold for Frances A
SlcKeown the four story tenement house, 2oxeas.
No $50 West Fortieth-st.
The F4fth-ave sale made by John n Golding and
reported in this newspaper yesterday takes IN the
plot 50.S212Xl40 the north OF Eighty-sev-
enth-st- together with the lot on the north side
The property is sold for the Gleason estate OF
Syracuse the corner plot with the larger frontage
by ten foot alley over which the buyer has the
right TO build. AS announced yesterday the
class dwelling house.