The sun., 1903-10-15
The REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PRIVATE SALES, AUCTIONS AMI
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Ihe st. Paul Apartment Hotel. at Columbus
Avenue and sixtieth street. Leased
- p. r. Rickey-william q. Park anu
n. r.. Coe Out Of Broadway syndicate.

Ihe u. Paul Apartment Hotel. ~ SOiu"'U"s
Avenue and sixtieth street, Leased
70 d. r. Rickey--Wiiiiam q. Park and
n. n. Coe Out Of Broadway syndicate.
The brokerage business reported yester-
day was made up Of less than dozen small
deals In the uptown residence DISTRICTS
The transactions were somewhat evenly
divided between dwellings and flats One
vacant plot changed ownership. No other
classes Of property than those three figured
In the news. The trading was in line with
the statement made in this column last
Sunday to the effect that the speculative
movement in improved residence property,
which was the only active feature OF tho
market this summer, appears to be under
going some contraction
This is notably the case on the lower
East Side. Yesterday not single trans
action in the tenement district south OF
Fourteenth street was reported. SO far
this week only four deals there have been
made public in a total Of more than fifty
for Manhattan and Bronx boroughs. Last
week the lower East Side tenement deals
numbered only seven in total OF not far
from seventy private sales for the TWO
boroughs. The speculative movement III
Harlem fats has perhaps held its own.
The trend OF current trading appears to
Be toward inexpensive dwellings and small
fats. Such housing is found chiefly in
The Bronx, and that borough IL conse-
quently showing not little gain OF brok-
erage activity. The demand for dwellings
and for small flats accommodating from
one to three families besides the land
lords own household is excellent and
will undoubtedly increase with the ap-
proach of the time for the opening OF the
rapid transit road.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton issued call Yesterday for mass
meeting to be held in Majestic Hall, No.
l26 East l25th street. on Monday next, at
ol5 o. clock in the evening, TO protest against
the levying Of local assessment for the
Park avenue viad,ct.
The New York Realty Corporation has
bought the shares of William G. Park and
H. E. Coe in the syndicate which owns the
block front on the west side OF Broad,
way between Sixty-first and Sixty-second
streets, together with five lots at the north,
west corner of Broadway and Sixty-second
street and four at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and Sixty-frst street. The
syndicate paid 81 ,2250O for the property.
As reported yesterday, the New York
NoalLy SCTpCTdLlOu Hdu previously poush'
out the other members Of the syndicate
and is now the sole owner of the property,
Messrs. Flake and Dowling said Yesterday
that no decision has yet been taken with
regard to what will be done with it.
Collins 4 Collins have sold to Mrs. NJ.
B. Vale for Minot +. Robinson. No. "a
East Fifty-third street, four story brown
stone front dwelling, on lot l3SxlOO.5.
Slawson Il Hobbs have sold for the At
lantic Realty Company No. l43 West Sew
enty-fourth street, four story brownstone
dwelling. on lot 20xl02.2
Charles Il. Duross has sold for Edmund
J. Fitzpatrick to client of Cornelius b.
Fish No. 23O West Fifteenth street. three
story dwelling, on lot 25xS6.
Shaw Il Co. have sold for Miss Vera
MacLean No. 222 West l37th street, three
story and basement dwelling, on lot l8.8I
% ii, and for Max j. Klein No. 16l East
Ninety-fifth street, a Ave story fat, on lot
Isaac s. Engard and G. F. Cooley have
sold No 95l Amsterdam avenue. five
story fiat, on lot 25.81lOO, between l06th
and l07th streets
Stephen Mccormick has sold for James
Forbes Nos. 50 and 50 East l3lst street,
two Ave story fats, on plot 55xs0 II. ad-
Joining the southeast corner Of Madison
William P Mangam has sold for G. E.
Erwin and c. p. Vedder the lot. 25xlOO. on
the south side OF l43d street 225 feet east
Of Eighth avenue.
O'Hara Brothers have sold for George l..
Holeur, the four two and one-half story
frame dwellings on the north side OF 237th
street $50 feet west Of Martha avenue. Tho
houses are detached, each occupying a
plot 25x1OO. The buyers are Christian
bchnekenburger, Sarah L. Conklin. Louis
Glider and Wilhelmina Ruehl all OF whom
will occupy the houses they have bought,
except Mrs. Conklin. who buys for invest
ment.
Jacob Oppenheimer has sold for Samuel
T. Jacobs the northeast corner OF st. AIMS
avenue and l30th street and the southeast
corner Of st. AIMS avenue and l4Oth street.
two Ave story fats. each on plot 30xlO0
L. al Brandt have leased TO d. p. Hickey
the St. Paul, a ten and half story apart
ment hotel on plot sOx75.s, at the southeast
corner OF Columbus avenue and Sixtieth
street. The lease is for twenty-on years
At $40 900 per annum
George J. Demln, J. Bernard English
and Arthur ]. Levy have been elected
members Of the Board OF Real Estate
Brokers.
G. A. Du Bois announces that he has
entered into partnership with James +.
Taylor and Arthur C. Jones under the firm
name of Du Bois h TAYLOR. The firms
offices will be at No 1880 Amsterdam avenue.
northwest corner OF 14Sth street, Mr.. Du
Bois's present place Of business.