New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
THE REAL ESTATE MAKNLl
CONDITIONS ARE ALL FAVORABLE
urrruy VOLUME or TRANsAcrIoNS-Ihh

lions which affords reason for res'i''"s "
history with feelings OF conteh'iHe".. . or,s In
According TO THE Record and Guide' 49,, .,
,, e 80, y, ,vas,nent since Monday OF fuly S'-
COZ ooo or re,rv double that Of the week " ano
, number OF the transactions range a'o' .,
while many deals held in allegiance a"''ie 1T, in
mer have been consummated BROKERS '.nd
Investment nroperties report cont'h"eu
for them Wel-situated business p'op"'
saw sells readily on a per cent net paS''' ,
Tho deveIonment of the city in the northei" "'
goes steadily on and real estate agents i'p ,h
couragng activity In the upper west on ,h
trans Harlem district. The lhcorpo' "' 900,
Southern boulevard and Improvement .o'pan'
last week with a capital Of $l2oVVo' anu WIN a,n
,ect of purchasing holding leasing ana coh'eS'"s
real estate In the Twenty-thrd ward anu ~ 49,
buildings Is a direct indication or the co'
experienced men in the field indlca'eu -,
porators of the company are Thomas n .o,'i
George I.owther. Henry +. Shoemahei' '
TAYLOR and NJ. ID. Woodward -.
building is most active just now on the west
side Of Central Park. the district 10 wh'e" 49,
ton was especially directed lin this column VEN
ago The prices for lots and houses range iroih
$2J 900 to $4,000.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK
Among the principal transactions IN reai e9'''e '''
the week are the following:
rhmas y pvan has bought the old Morrlsania
mansion with a tract Of land at Mount ~. VIM
cent on the Hudson. from the estate OF j. anu -
Johnston Robert A. Johnston, executor Oh '''s
estate, has been securing several Ia'se u".'' "
property at Mount St Vincent and RIVERSIDE III 'Ne
last few years There Is no doubt thal 'n's - an
excellent site for homes
Hoffman brothers have sold for Henry Corn the
four-story and basement stone front Duiidins' ioi
mery the Hotel de Logerot, with plot ooXlio OH
the southwest corner of Fifth-ave. and Elgneenth-
St for about 100000 They have also arranged lor
the leasing OF the property for term OF years 70
one tenant. who will pay $4,000 year and taxes
Mr. Corn acquired the property In March TOT
$3.50 600 and It Is said. has since spent SoVo on the
Interior of the building.
Hoffman Brothers have bought from w. IL D.
Sloane No 407 to All Greenwich-st, l5xo, east side
% feet south OF Huber-st.. and No 10 on the lat
fer street 22x25 forming "a" The entire pot
Is covered by a fve-story brick warehouse, which
has been leased until May /. 1900 to the seller by
whom, It mas been occupied for many years. at
rental Of 81 900 year.
Henry G. Demorest has sold the easehold prem
ises No East Fourteenth-s, a fve-story brick
huslness building on lot 25xlO33 1t adjolns Nos
2 and s. the property sold under foreclosure last
week for 100000
Macay e. Davies have sold for William F. Have
meyer the three three-story dwellings with pot
GOxs2 No % SO East Nineteenh-st, to benjamin
suliman for about $4,000. The purchaser purposes
erecting a modern and office building on the
site.
Joseph f Muhlng has sold for c. A. Stock the
three-s,ory brick house, lot 25xi0s No. oil west
Third-st to Alexander Brothers.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. have sold for Catnarlhe
dAnglemont the vacant plot 5Oxsss. Nos. 1876 and
19s West Twenty-elghth-st, to Herbert b. Turner
for about $4,000
Harnett q Co. have sold for Hardman IL Smyth
the fve-story double fiat 25xsoxloOs No 20 East
Ninety fourth-st TO President Edward p Steers OF
the Twelfth Ward Bank, for $4,000; also Tor Sarah
Spencer the three-story brick house, 2Ox50xssn NO.
12 East tyninth-st, for about
$1,000
FLATHOUSES SOLD.
NJ Bargebuhr g. Son have negotiated a trade be-
tween Thomas X Lemon and Edward Rafter. by
the terms of which the former will sell at *2o" the
two ive-story brick nathouses with stores ana plot
5O5x1O0 on the northwest corner of Eighth-ave ana
One -hundr ed NJ -fourteenth-st and take IN eN-
change at total va uation Of 100000 five lots, as
follows: The plot 75xlOO the west side OF Convent
ave. so feet south of nehundred-and thirty-third-
ST.; the lot 25xlOO on the avenue, 1l5 feet
south OF d-thirty-third-st. and an
| other of the size on the east side or Ams'er-
dam-ave 100 feet south of -hundred-and-th
thlrd-s The last Will be improved by the erection
OF a hve-aory fiat
The sale of lots reported August II by the
Knapp estate to Jacob d. Butter proves TO have been
the block fronting the west side Of the Boule-
ward between One hundred-and-sxty first and one
hundredand- SITS, with sixteen lots ad-
joining on either street, the whole forming plot
about 2ox5co Something more than sl6O0o Is said
10 have been the purchase price
The ive-story brick fathouse with stores on the
northwest corner OF Seventy eighth-st and Second
ave- plot 422xs22. has been sod by Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Tooe and Thomas Donlon for $1,000
Ribeth & Trattner have sold for Ansorge Brothers
the two fve-story double tenoTents Nos. i23 and
425 East seventleth-st. to Alois Arnsten for about
$1,000
Building Company the three-and-a -ha story stone
front dwelling 2ixG5xlCo, No. $50 West End-ave. to
Edward and. Henry Hirsh have bought Of Bern
hard D. Ludwig the Plot N s1d 81 rne seHtn
BROKER & Dunn have sold for NJ. Chambers the
south Of one-hundred-and -elehtieth-st. to Charles
for S6ees 9 Gr pr Place an
lin-ave., for about $500 and for Henry Schopper
the oIse NS baT for for a Se @
Sergeant Drill Company the first floor Of the build
and Twenty seventh-st. TO the John Stevenson Car
{. Company as finishing shop, for three years at
to the Stanley Bicycle company for the same
~ d lots at Var N f4d Ps Ward
The firm OF Smyth & Ryan. brokers and auction
GERS. will be dissolved on Saturday, and on the
BUSINESS as ndda The p S Was
formed in June lSss and its dissolution T. due 70
retain ra' the present offices Of the firm at No III
| " Goldings FORMER oi1ces. at NO II Pine-st.
COMPARATIVE TABLES
The following are the comparative tables FOR
! NewYork conveyances, mortgages and projected
buildings for the corresponding weeks OF 1894 and
1895:
CONVEYASCES.
1894 1895
Aug. 3OSept. Aug 30-Sept
q. Inclusive. 3. Inclusive
| Total number for entire city,. 1919 10
Amount involved ............; ,231 SOS. s9J
Number nominal. ................. o-
| Number 23d and cath wards
ting annexed district
| 1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 20
Amount involved ................ $685. 500 sIo2 o,s
Number nominal. ................. ~
| Number 22i and cath wards IN
Guiding annexed district. n,
| Amount involved. .......... sI3o o9o
I Number nominal. ................. ~