New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
4 BIG REAL ESTATE MARKET.
AN UNUSUALLY BUSY WEEK.
GOOD PRICES REALIZED IN NEARLY ALL CASES
THE RLooMINGpALE SALE

GOOD PRICES REALIZED IN NEARLY ALL oAS1s
THE BLooMINGDALE SALE
Last week was characterized by unusual activity a.
the Real Estate Exchange the sales having been en-
seedngly large both in the extent OF properties sou
and IN the amount Of money changing HANDS. Inc
total amount realised from transfers was Sl2lo0ooo
a against s5,T19,o44 in the corresponding "eeA se
year The sale Of lots belonging to the Bioomngaslo
AsyIum ON Thursday was the principal feature OF the
weeks business and resulted in prices wholly salts
factory to the sellers While private sales are quiet
brokers are busy and It is noted that good many ne"
buyers are purchasing lots on the MARKET
The two theatres which were to be sold on MONDAY
will probably be offered at later date On Iuesoay
no less than eight auctoneers held sales several u
whom had long and important lists. Chiei ahionS
these were the Brown and Brsndish estates consisting
Of vacant lots the latter estate embracing forvhne
Iots and cores In Frst-sve., one-hundred-ahoegnu'
one.hundted dninth and onehundrco' s''
and realizing total Of Sl12, 13O Inc Bfown eSlsV'
comprised eighteen lots I'm Twelfth-ave ttT-nrst anu
Ffiysecond sts., with bullthcad and water rights
the whole bringing s15s, 900. dwelling house, No.
4o5 Lexington ave, lot 4ox1oO, was DID IN pr
R48 OoO though the house alone is said to have cost
AIS 600. The total proceeds of the Bloomingdale
sale ON Thursday we're $500 400. The nineV-cight
lots offered were sold % several different people, NAVY
Of them new 10 the Exchange and this is regarded as
good sign One Of the purchasers was 1udgo Dusro,
of the Superior Court who secured tho cprhof ~ O
rentb.aye and One-hundred- and-fourteenth-st. Tor
6oo The asylum property was sold subject 10 the
restriction that only dwellings shall DO ouis on tho
street lots, and flats and stores on the avenue
The other and minor sales were son
tered throughout the CITY, and prices ruee
high In nearly all places. The hoSOru emu
Guide" mentions the following sales;
W. H. Lee sold q plot Of four lots with buildings
to club in Forty third-st, 100 feet vest OF tuth-
ave. for S150,OoO; the Jones house, No. u west
Twenty.third-st was sold TO II. J. Baker, OF No. 2lo
pearl.st for So, 900; Mr. BueEsy sold four-story
stone front dwelling at No 20 West Forty-nnth-sI'
for 800 90 to John E Roosevelt; property belonging
to the Cornell estate az Forty G A pS,,t a
enoe Bank for abou S23v,0 The exact hgure was
DOT given John b. Hubbard has sod the hA-stoTy
factory at Nos las and 147 Mulberry-st ~ an
bought tie property formerly known as the Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers IN May, 1859.
for S01 100. He has just sold It to the Italian
Soioaous, Plaeon1s. Italy iOr ss:Soo Tho prem
are at Rooseveltst. and New Bowery. d. Dlrdsan ~
%. sold the property No Ill Bleeckerst privately
for $4,000; b. L. Kennedy sold the fourstory oNsu
for william A. Bigelow sold three lots on tho
north side of onehundred and twony nth->t. 2Uo ct
west of Sevcnth-aye. for $4,000; Mrs anna Decatur
lot at No Is East sixty hird-s for $3I 800 Francis
Crawford builder, purchased eight LOTS In sew nS-
seconds 100 feet west OF Ninth ave. from Georgs r.
johnson. for 100000 tho iron foundry Of L. " Con.
been sold 10 the Irish Carnele priests for $1,000
The offerings Of property during tho eoInlng week
will be lasge and varied and the week following VIII
be opened BY the sale OF the big hotel At kocksway
I'm THURSDAY all the interior fixtures furniture, eed abd
table lnen etc. belonging to the hotel Will b sosa ~
sncton By T. +. Archer.