New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12
GOOD VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. WHILE NOT
QUITE SO ACTIVE. SHOW LIFE.
BALES Ry PRIVATE CONTRACTS FOOT UP 81 500 900
LARGE INQUIRY FOR VACANT LOTS
CoNvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES.

sALEs By PRIVATE CONTRACTS FOOT UP 81. 500. 900
LARGE INQUIRY FOR VACANT LOTS
CoNvEYANcEs AND MORTGAGES
While there wes less activity in real estate the
last week than the week before. there was never
theless good volume of business. Sales by private
contracts which reported footed up s20oooco Oh
which six deals represented sl.l0O,OeO. There was
a large inquiry for vacant lots. TRANSACTIONS III
residences for occupancy light The transfers
Of the week included the following:
SALES IN THE WEEK.
Seaton & Wissmann sold the seven-story building
at the northwest corner of Fifth-ave. and IhH-
feminist. TO- Uttinger & Korn lot ol.''2xlVo' LOT
$4,000. The first floor of the building Is occupied
for a postofice sub-sta,ion by the United States
Government, while the rest of the building Is used
by d. appleton Co., the publishing house. NO
change In the building is contemplated x,u,,.,
Golding & WhtehOuse sold No. 90 MNllam-st''
east side. north of Pine-st, for Mrs. victoria al
Robinson OF Petersburg Va to the bs naionng
property in Pine and William SITS the company
has seve1-story office building. 1t is said that II
viii extend this, in connection with its present n
building as to make a twelve-story ouiidihs lot
Philip A. smyth sold to Patrick sheahan for for
$4,000 No. Sli East seyenth-st. a hve-story brick
The ive-story american basement house No. 2Sl
West Seventy second-st was sold by by CHARLES Is
one of a row of five buildings now being erected w.
Mandelbaum & Levine sold to Mrs Caroline W:
2xll2, for about $4,000
NJ. Bargebuhr & Son sold for Adam Hemer ,ed
the fve-s,ory building No 2,lG9 Fifth-ave.. 2oX''x9s
j. Clarence Davies & Co sold for Stephen Mar
shall. is7xl0o on the northeast corner Of One-hun-
dred-and fourth-st and Brook-ave for $1,000;
also for William b. Strauss 3Ox1Oo the east side
OF Jerome-ave llO feet north of One-hundred- and
seventy seventh-st, to W H. Dewendo for sZ,ow =,
the row of new Colonial houses on the north side
Of West seventyninth-s 200 feet west OF Ams'er IS
East Thirty-eghth-st. a three-story dwelling, ana
for Mary G prisler to r r Murphy the fourstory
They also resod No, l4s East Thirty-eighth-st to
Mary G. Drlser. ro,n
tile building No 4s to 50 Great Jones-st. now being
to Ke0sh for ten The sam 'as FIRM
also leased Nos. sS5 and s25s Broadway 10 Cohen &
s0 Charles H. aon od in
end-seventh and One hundred-and-e ghth-sts.. 10.
feet east Of the Boulevard. for John r. Agnew' to
j. Clarence Davies & Co. for F. B. Ievey. sold
no A Of Third aDd Bro6 SIX 70 for
Seton Wissmap announced that the purchase
and Thirteenth-st. was Louis l.. Lorilard. The
sn1y k fsa for e the plot in onehun
ReSs to the go @ Of
ard basement houses be built the plot;
Edward H. Kelley bought Nos NJ lis and II
through Richard II. Montgomery & Co. for j. p
Arbuckle Prothers. coffee. merchants, purcha sed
Nos. II and 70 Water st and No 10 Old Slip. at the
southeast corner or Water-st and Old Sip, Tor
$4,000 on May the destruction of the old build
ings is TO be begun. and office building will be
erected on the site.
Lionel Froehch sold the four-story private dwell
ing No ll2 East Sixtieth-st lot 20x50xl00 for Mrs
c. Adler Mrs. Schroeder for s2i5OO; also No l02
East Sixty-second-st. three-story private dwell
ing. lot 2Ox5ox6S, for w NJ. Cannon to Mr.. Linde-
julius Friend sold for the Resented estate Nos
l27 129 and l31 Mercerst. 50xl00 with buildings. TO
q client private terms.
CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES.
Following is the record of conveyances. mortgages
and buildings projected the last week, compared
with the corresponding week in 1895:
CONVEYANCES.