New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
PRIVATE SALES PREDOMINATE.
little BUSINESS AT THE REAL ESTATE Elk
CHANGES IN THE LAST TWO DAYS.

little BUSINESS AT THE REAL ESTATE En-
CHANGES IN THE LAST TWO DAYS.
In the last two days there have been several
private real estate transactions. but the business
at the auction has not been active The total
amount of business done at public auction in this
city yesterday amounted to only $4,000 Jefferson
NJ Levy, who handles considerable real estate. was
said yesterday to have made transaction In down.
town property in which over $4,000 was involved
Mr. Levy refused to say anything about the trans
action other than that one had been made. Mr.
Levy may have sold the lot at Liberty and Will
fam sts which he bought recently.
Henry D. Winans & May have sold for j. H.
FlagIer the four-story dwelling at No. Is West
Fffty-second-st for 10000 cash. r. Flagler bought
this house through the same brokers in 1889 for
sss5oo This shows increase Of s23,5oo in four
years. The house will be altered and improved by
its owner.
Plans have been approved by the Building De-
partment for sx-story brick and marble 'front.'
store and Office building at No. 139 Fifth-ave Ihe
cost will be sSseOO The plans were filed by Henry
gCoen of No IS East Eighty Alfred Iucher
Is the architect.
The building at No. 439 Fifth-ave will be altered
by Horace A. Hutchns to ive-story bricK nat
house and store. at cost Of 1880 Inc majority
Of houses In lower Fifth-ave. that are now SOLO or
offered for sale lease altered for business
purposes. and nearly every day the march OF ousi
ness into this thoroughfare increases
The accounts of the Real Estate Exchange 10 DE
presented at the next annual meeting. which nave
been audited by the Finance Committee show net
balance for the last year of SlS622 n, out OF Whici
two dividends have been declared. amountlnS 70
S15 600 being per cent on the capital stock. TINS
leaves balance OF 1872 II to be carriea TOT wai1
$40 80 standing to the credit Of the sinking iunu'
The sales announced for to-day are as foiiows'
At No. 30 Liberty-st.. by Richard " Harnett q Co.,
No 115 East One hundred coxlooll hVe-
vtory brick double tenement also No 1o3 Hester-s'
30 2xSO with fve-sory brick tenement
with stores and brick enements IN rear
also Nos 500 and West Thirty ninh-st. two hve-
story brick tenements.
At No. III Broadway, by Richard v. Harnett & Co..
foreclosure. plot 32xiO0. Water or Alderman ST..
Kinssbridss 1898 feet north of Spuyten Duyvi and
Port Morris Railroad
BY William Kennedy, foreclosure Nos 1s and IS West
-fourteenth-st 1Isrx1Oon and lsox
100 II, two three STORY stone front dwellings
BY James L. Wells. tSwentythree building plots, Harlem
River water front Morris Heights station on the
Central and the Northern railroads.
BY Bryan Kennedy foreclosure No. 2sl6 Frst-ave
2%x10O fve-story brick tenement with stores also
auction two-story Queen Anne dwelling plot Ioxl364x
r74Slx12627, east side of Sedgwick-ave. 2l4GO feet
north Of Hampden-st.
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham Co.. foreclosure. No Az
East One neteenth-st. 20x1oo H. three
story frame dwelling No 2l9 West Sixyseventh-
ST.. 25xIO05. fve-story brick fiat.
BY A. H. Muller & Son. foreclosure. Nos 10 and IS
West One Fourteenth-st ls,sxl0o1l and
saS5xl0o.11 three-story stsne front dwellings