New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
THE DEMAND FOR REAL ESTATE.
A GOOD FEELING on THE ExcHANGE-sALEs OF
Last WEEK.

A GOOD FEELING on THE EXCHANGE-sALEs Of
Last WEEK.
There is evident feeling of improved confidence IN
the realesate market although no great ACTIVITY Is
looked for next month. December IS always marked
hv more or less duness on the Real Estate Exchange
and no extraordinary buoyancy IN prices Is 10 w GA
pected in the four weeks which remain oil the year
The feature of the early part Of the week on ule
Exchange was the sale Of ninety lots IN tue l"eh's
third Ward, in Prospect, Union, Ilnton ana "ae'
oves near and in One-hundred and fifty -secondst.
crom $40 10 s1150 was paid for inside lots ana
~ o25 tn Al GOO for corner ores. 81. ADselms kOmh
Catholic Church bought sixteen lots a: Iintoh-a'e'
and Dawson-st on which 1t will erect sSurch ana
parochial buildings. Among the other buyers "sfo
p. P. Fairchld, William E. Bloodgood' ). r. NosaAa,
Charlotte ohe, James b. Baxter, James BessS anu
Leonora Bell. -, ,,..
parm ,t WoodIawn were also sold Most OF them
were I'm Workers only fifteen being within the limits
% tbis city Those in the Twenty-fourth Naru
brought from 1915 to $3.50 each while prices for the
others ranged from $50 to $3.50. Every lot onereo
was bid on and sold.
Tho mos, important sale Of last week was that for
the estate of George Sloane of tn; properly Oh inc
Northeast corner OF Broadway and Thirysecondst 10
wiIiop, r H. Martin, OF the firm of Rogers, Feet
20 for $3.50 600 Tn, parcel comprises an irregular
Mot Of about three and three-hith lots, win the
five story store Office and apartment Dmlchg Ineeoh'
ho erst floor of which Is occupied by Rogers, Poet
A. Co. The property has a front OF DIDO rect III
broadway and 123 feet in Thirty second-st' IL was
bouobt I'm 1872 by George sloane for S26j.Ooo the
corner and the lot adjoining being transferred 10 Mr.
sloane nv ] Picrpont Morgan the banker, on July
~ 1872 for S225 900, and the street lot adjoining,
=, .ugust n 1872 by Edgar Williams, Of Woodstock,
a. the same purchaser for 100000. This shows an
advance Of 1885, 900 in the nnteen years.
Mari, p Brennan has sold the northwest corner OF
rftv tbirlst and Seventhave., fvc-S!0ry and fat,
25x1O0, for $7o,250
The United Grocers' Association has bought from
charles Lang and j. H. Berge the two dwellings on the
tb side of Fifty-seventhst, 100 feet cast of Lexng
ton-sve.
". r. TAYLOR g. sons have sold the four-story high
toon house No 81 West Forty ninth st. Columbia
ulece leasehold), 2O1Ox55x1Oo5, running ior
.bteen years and two renewals for $1,000
Charles T. Barney has sold to John c. Umberfieh
about seven lots on the north side of
oss feet east of Coumbusave., for about s13O,OOO.
John Conlcy has sold to Mr.. Umberield 2Ofoot lot
adjoining for $4,000.
Alfred f Beach of "The Scientific American has
sold to F. NJ. Jencks, the lawyer, the bock-front on
tho west side of West Endave., between Nineyelghth
and Ninety ninth sts., POI 10XlO0 on private terms
Charles I. Barney has sold four lots on the north
side of seventy-sxthst 100 feet east OF Columbus
for S1sOOD, ana Il piot % i'ct 'S''N WI 49,
north side of Nneteth-st between West End ave- and
Riverside Drive, for $4,000.
Edward p. Hamilton d Co. have sold two four-Story
brownstone dwellings in Riverside Drive, sou'h oil
Eighty -second-st.. 10 c. Weidenfeld, for $74C0o.
Walden p. Anderson has sold to j. ID. Hall NO ID:
West Ninety -thrdst. a fourstory brOwnstone dwell
Ing on private terms. This leaves only three houses
unsold out OF low Of eighteen built by Mr. Anderson
in this street.
NJ Barnett has sold TO state Senator Jacob \. Can
tor No 1877 West Onehundred- and twenteth-st., a
threc-story and basement, brownstone house. 10Y
So, 800
The Real Estate Record and GUIDE announces
mat there were 2O5 conveyances OF real estate last
week. of which sixty-seven were for nominal consider
ations. In the 1873 S2,750,2O0 was involved.
The announcements for this week include the sale
on Thursday OF the Dash estate properties: which com
prise No 145 Broadway, and Nos. So and 50 Liberty
Stalking up the entire front IN Llbertyst IRON
Broadway to TempIe-st, No. 20 Cortlandtst and No
oIg FultOnst.