New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21

find it often the best policy keep their bargains
themselves.
From what could be gathered from, an extended
canvass Of the leading real estate It
seen that the market is what a Southern cotton
raiser would call spotted" Dealers in certain
sections were found who said that things at
= standstin. whereas others in a different part Of
rho city reported business from day to day.
A study Of the list of principal transactions re-
ported during the last week exemplihes this view.
Polovy Fifty-ninth-st the business is small
and almost entirely limited to old buildings and
tenement houses. A notable exception however,
is he found in Oscar Hammerstein's big pur-
chase Of ten lots in Thrty-fourth and Thirty-ffth
sis. between Seventh and Eighth aves.. for the
Of his Drury Lane Theatre. This is bound
react favorably upon the lower West Side real
estate market. Another exception the pur-
chase of No IS Prince-st by the Singer Manufact-
uring Company. This property adjoins the Broad
wav corner recently acquired by the Singer COM
pauy.
The activity Of the market for the district north
If Fifty-ninth-st. divided between fiat and
dwelling houses, the latter slightly predominant
ing. Among the transactions along these lines
may be mentioned the five story American base
nent dwelling house Of brick and limestone sold
by Douglas Robinson & Co. TO Clinton Gilbert; also
No. 81 West Eighty siXth-st, q FIVE story dwelling
house. sold by A. B. Right; No. s62 West Fznd-aye
a four story house. sold by l. J. PhTips & Co for
CSutwiig Brothers; No. 40 West Eighty-eightb-st
-FOUR story and basement house with three story
extension sold by Kohn & Baumann to Nathan
Illman; No. S15 West One-hundred- and-sixth-st
I'VE story American basement dwelling boDsA soI5
oy Charles T. Schuyler & Co. to DR.. w A C,Irnsev
ana No. West Eighty-seventh-st a five stor1
Among the transactions in iathouses NAV he
houses at the sot %a Te ye story double fiat
glu Second-aVe, by Isaac Strauss TO the Holm
ess Of 53Fe%ag Company for about 100000 Other
S L,y cIl 4, on the upper West Side and above
An. An important purchase marking the continued
costly apartment houses was may as "a street Of
Sodner OF broadway and Ninety-seventh-st This
.ITand 4 Petit The purchaser intends to erect q
sSttorg apartment house on the 100 by 49,
The price paid was reported to be $1,000 DioAes'
of the story brick dWeSg house T KS a ae gft
Eno-ave-, 10 Maxine Elliott by her husband Nj
R,oIth~est corner Of Maiden Lane and Goid-st bv
I9taI!aa w Bruce to her nephew. George Mex
Following is a list of the most important trans
as compiled by The Record and Guide S In |e ons
transfer Dr. Shrady the father-in-law NJ Edy-o
lot 10 Mr.. Could: ave
CONvEYANCES
c1 ss--s south siee. extends from Forsyth to
neiden Lane northwest corner oid-st 2asxioeS $4,000
Priaesst, 70 S 57snIol to Singer Maaufactur- gift
IhoPson-s i8i and 1888 44xioo g 900
"M5eh9 s No = and No y Bridge-st
81 On
|iretee5t5 si an. nd l ; ~ ana 10 East $4,000
one A59 STs 54e sfadiey Martin proPery:.- 10000
east of BTock-aye.. l25x10O.
las ave. cast sioe One-hundred -sxrv- fftb '
70 one & E st. 4es llxsO. 10000
one hundred an DIS thrd-st.-....., nom
West End-ave, No 40. northwest corner of
We Eeh Ft5-,,. .o...; 215oOo
TO- 12e west side ia5 ,.s, 10000
slxtn-ft, 252zl00i half to Edwin Gould morn
HFih ave, northwest Ftfty-eighth-Ef 100 :
, LII. ,-,o., 10000
selsnta-ate- southeast corner -hundred-and- ''
fourfeenth-s1.. %. 5x10o. u. ooo
i.ighth-aVe, east side. One-hundred- and-tbirty-
1ih 10 one hundred and hirty-seyenth 81
's i''SS 22ooOo
MORTGAGES
broadway. southeast corner Seventy erst-s, ~
Church Of Blessed Sacrament. ooo
Nineteenth ana Twentieth between ryftt ''''
sixth aves; the Bradley Martin property; BY J
Newton Osario .-......-... ~ 1,o ooo
one hundred south side 90 e.. i"Oo
Mac.son-ave.. southeast corner SixY-sirthsf r ''"
r. Luis korn a.: 80. $50 900
ProsPeot-avs.; By EaTaTd T. Van Ingen $1,000
-fcuTfeenth-st.s by Leith nv .nn
Fight3age. east side, One-hundred- and tl,frr,- '
EiEtR ard One-hund red-and-t sirty-seventb sts
~ Norris r. Hsymsp .......... t55 ooo
Al property. plant etc. If Pearson Publish i''
ing company 600
Peter F. Meyer & Co win sell on "Wednesday
under foreclosure the GIL Building No 9 10 Il
Maiden Lane. upon which mortgages and taxes 49,
gregate $Ss1-s12 This building was erected SONS