New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
THE MARKET MORE ACTIVE.
HEAVY SALES OF REAL ESIAlE'
THE BIG PURCHASE IN BRoADWN-MANf Or
FIcE BUILDINGS GOING Ur-CoNVEf-


FIcE BUILDINGS GOING Ur-CoNvEY-
ANCEs AND MORTGAGES.
The chief feature in the real estate marker OF ,'
week was the sale of the property on the west s'e
n, Broadway between the Washington Building ana
the old Stevens House. % a syndicate headed py
spenccr Trask & CO.. for A.Jmo@ Particulars Oh
The sale are reported in another column
Resides the Bowling Green sale the week was
notable one for o.hcr transactions In realty f'Eht
sales Of properte s involving six figures resn'eo !"
a reported aggregate investment OF ABOUT s-''"''o
As the season is late the aggregate Is the i'''e
notable Indicating a strong disposition 10 buy ana
is taken by some prcslgng a lively ia.i Season"
The sales included all kinds OF property.
MANY BUILDINGS TO Go Up.
Building operations continue to increase and the
Number Of plans filed for new buildings grows !arSer
every day In all parts Of the city cd structures
arc being taken down and huge oiiice-ouidihss a'e
going up in their PAGES In the lower part OF 'he
town that e in the vicinity of Wai-st.. where pre-
variations are being made for three mammoth
buildings. there apparently is contest in progress
10 see which building will be finished hrst. Al En-
change Pace and William-st.. at Broad-S'- ana
Exchange Pace and at Liberty ana Nassau So
there is the utmost activity on 'he ne" O"'o''7' ~
be erected on these sites.
Tho s,vle and size of the new buildings 10 be
ersc,ed in broadway oy II. O. Havemeyer nave
definitely been decided on. TWO buliarss' eao"
twelve stories in height are to occupy the hor'n-
west corner of Prince-st. and Broadway formerly
the site Of the old Metropolitan Hotel. Inc puid-
ing to be erected on the corner will have frontage
~ II feet in Broadway and will extend 200 feet
along Prince-st Crosbyst The plans are peii'
prepared by George r. Post, the architect lheF
call freproof structures of Steel iron DITCH anu
stone The most notable building to be erected 10y
Mr. Haveneyer is the that is to supersede the
cd Herald" Building at Broadway AID Ann-st. II
is said that this Will be taller than any of the pres
ent sky scrapers in he city. The structure 10 De
erected on this site to he tower-shaped OF t"eh-
ty-fve stories These plans VIII carry the building
about three stories higher than the American sure
" and Guarantee Company's building little fur-
Their down Broadway. and from one TO two stories
higher than the American Tract Society hu'ldlhs
AT Nassau and Spruce SITS Mr.. Havemeycrs bulId-
Ing will be freproof throughout and contain the
most modern ofiice-building equipments
AT PRIVATE SALE
Some Of the sales at private contract during the
week the following;
Richard NJ Montgomery & Co. have sold for r. j.
Chard Nos. 81 ana 90 Pine-st. for SSv" 10 ""s'aNe
H. Goesler for investment.
James Livingston has sold to Mr.. Mating NO 81
West Eghty-eighth-st.. four-story mouse, -VN'VN
1WN5 for about $4,000.
Hiram Rinaldo x Bro. have sold 10 Henry
With and George Pfister the four-story double
tenement-h property. 25xlCo. on The northeast
La Costa & Van Ripper have sold to Mis-. Belle
Waddell the two-story ard basement brick dwelling
in Prospective. IS feet south OF One-hundred-ad-
ffty-second-st. for 5000
NJ e. Hewitt & Co. have sold the three-story
and basement brownstone dwelling. l'xioV5 feet.
No l53 West Ninety thlrd-st.. for Ella : Conk.ng
for 5000 and the two three-story dwellings. each
15xiO feet Nos. l57 and l59 West Nnety-ih.'d-s' 10
Mrs Conking at $4,000 each.
George { Edgar's Sons have sold No. . West
Eighty -nnth-st.. a four-siory dwelling property
2oxlOosis feet, TO a Mr.. Plant at about $1,000
William Kennedy has sold No 2S East seventy
ffth-st. a four-sory brick tenemeni-house io'
25 sxlo22 feet to Nettie Hess for $3.50
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold No. s4l East one
nd-hfteenth-st a three-story brick tene-
T sssoS lot s'N''' feet 10 the '.1, 9
r. Wesf Twenty-sixfh-st. a ive-siory stone dwell
Ing, LOT lsx9Ss feet for about $500 Wa, Ono
Dwelling, lot isSxssM feet to sarah Glass for
j. Clarence Davies has sold at private contract Act
ffty-sxth-s,. to Fred rick A. strong '@r
1900 also for George Fl sehm'i One }ne, oort5 N ~
One-hundred nd-hfty second-st, to Elmira NJ DICK
e' Hofrman Brohers have sold for John T. Williams
to F. Hoyt Nos. % and 81 Franklin-s on the the
northeast corner OF Corandi alley ,oie IS. sSs'of'
Albert Stake & co, have sold FOR Mrs Dipre the
fvestory tenensn;- house 10 hms'e a9 ~. ave.
u uMTnan BROTHERS have sold for Edward Day.
large business building at stanford Conn., 'or
a? Morgan b McMonega No $50 Columbus. ave has
sod for George c. Edgars Sons & CO. the four
story twenty-foot house Ne zoe ~ west H's"'S-
ninth-s,.. to Henry Stern for $500"
CONyEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES.
III. following table shows the number OF con-
.......os roor,gagns and projected buildings for