New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
4 SLIGHT FALLING IF Is BUSINESS FROM
PREVIOUS WEEKs->OME or THE
SALES MADE.

ININJDIo W WINS ">VHI. " INN
SALES MADE.
There interruption {" real estate businc-s
last week by the curailmcnt 81 business on 'ooh
Friday which l. usually observed to greater or Jess
degree by the religious element in the community
The record Of the week does not make a, c""h a
showing has been the in the last fcw week.
While considerable business transacted at the
Real Estate Exchange many Of the parcels were bid
In by because the prices offered by Others were
deemed insufficient. This week there VIII be some
attractive parcels offered, and the business done
ought to be Of considerable magnitude. l'y private
sale some important properties changed hands Inc
number Of cOnvcyanccs for the week ended on April
was AL, involving si:,OI1 $40, against 511 con
vcyanccs, involving Sl2 lG,35O In the same week OF
les3 The mortgages filed for the week were 1ol III
vOlv.ng S3,-OJ,252, compared with $50, involving
rG,Jl 100, In the week Of last year IhcIc
were sixty one buildings projected for the week. at an
estimated cost Of ~ or $50, against 100, at an est
mated cost Of ~, 1892 In 1888.
Among the private sales last week south 81 Fifty
nnthst., Coles Molcs executor Of the NELL estate,
sold the thrccstOry attic and basement stone front
building at the northeast corner Of Bccchcr and
Greene sts., with lot 25xI2o, for T1O6oOO II Is
reported that the buyer was samuel Conn. Charles
H. BROOKS has sold the building No. 50 Leonard st.
for $4,000. Above Fifty ninth st., the sale !, re
ported Of plot Of ght lots at the northwest corner
oscar *. Meyer. vice president Of the Mutual Fro
Insurance Company, at 90. 800. Mr.. Meyer intends
put up "A forty foot house for his own occupancy
Furmiss estate recently sold these lots FOR TtOoDo
The five lots at the southeast corner Ol Ninth ave-
and Eighty -ciglthst have been SOLD Tor TJO,OoO
bv II. Il. Casscl 10 Ludwig Bros. John casey has
sold the flats, sos 1863. al and 11J East onchhn
bred and fifth st., for 800 900. George .. Dcnnng,
has bought the six three story dwellings on the north
side Of Eighty cigllth-st, 700 feet west of tho
boulevard. for $4,000. Charles Bnek d Co. have
bought plot 1fNIOO feet the south side of seventy
sixt-t. 300 feet west Of West End ave. for $4,000
for Improvement Terence Farlcy's sons sold To
Frank j. Dupignac private terms No. - West
seventy -hrstst. The Wthcrlcc fiat No III West
One hundred aud twenty iifthst has been sold to
f. d. Farrell for $4,000. skinner a Ncllls have
purchased from Buckley d Jones the plot lOOxlOO
feet on the south side Of seventy SiXtl st.. 200 feet
west Of West End ave. for Improvement The terms
are private steven j. Gcoghcgan has bought the
southeast corner Of Ninthsvc and one hundred and
sixtIi-st. for S4l OOO from Bradley a Currcr.
The Real Estate Record and Guide prints tables
OF convcvanccs. mortgages. etc, for the hrst tco
months Of the year. The number of convcyanccs Tor
The first quarter Of 1890 was J,762, involving 81 =
ao5 1906 against 3.SlO. Involving t6- 4rifO1. III III:
,amc quarter Of lSr9. The number OF mortgages re-
corded 375-, involving To3.Sdn.t'f2. aeiiiNi
J5aO involving Si3jGl .GSi. In 1850. The record ior
The quarter If $50 includes the mortgage given bv
Inc Manhattan and Metropolitan elevated railways on
real and personal property to the Central Trust ON
many for 100000 900, and also the mortgage I.ci
nv The Edison Illuminating Company TO the Cehih
Trust Company for $3'OOOooos