New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
REALTY MARKET ACTIVE.
TOTAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK
AMOUNT TO 50 500 600


or Isol-TRANsFERs FOR THE WEEK.
BY the resale Of the old Clearing House at Mas
sau and Pine SIS, the reported transactions in real
estate by private contrac; the last week were
brought I'D TO the good total OF $4,000. Several
additional transfers are said to have been made in
the uptown districts, the details OF which hay"
not yet been received so tina, altogether the Ola
year closed and the new year opened with display
Of activity much greater than had been counted on
During 1895 there were recorded 400 transfers
including releases and other papers classed as con-
vevances and the aggregate consideration involved
was s5i 96S 7s4 In 1894 the totals were 1896 AMI
Hi96l4S;3. respectively In 1895 loon mortgages
were RECORDED and the average Of the loans was
s4327 In 1884 1861 mortgages were recorded, and
the average OF the loans Was $1,000
SALES IN THE WEEK.
The operations of the last week included the fol
lowing:
Fioyd Clarkson & Son sold for W. G. Lansion the
nye-story office building No 80 Broadway. TO the
Henenway estate for $yo.o@
l. Tannenbaum sold the ive-story brick buildings
Nos = and a Grcene-st. $76xlo0, 70: rTce l"ss
than $4,000
w T. Jones & Son sold 4 fours,ory brick English
basement dwelling, 1881 4xj0x9s.3. at No. al N'si
Tweniy-second-st for Amelia Strackosch TO Maria
5 Simpson for $1,000. also resold tn" same for
Mrs Simpson to Mrs stephens, ID about Sll"'
BY assignment Of interest.
William r. Finn sold the four-story private house
NO lj9 West Sxty-fourh-si., lsx55Xlv' Tor f-I"".
Isaac Lawrence sold TO Walker x Lawson seven
teen lots six on the north side Of West pne-AGn-
dreJ-and-third-st 100 feet east Of Col, mbus-aVe
seven in the rear. the south side OF West one
hundred nd fourth-st. and four opposite. on Inc
north eide of the latter street, at Sfv" e''h
amounting to $22l,Coo On tho south side OF Ne-i
one Observation-Disclosures on two OF the lots j.
the clubhouse at present occupied by Good Cover
4 lub
the Riverside and Pontiac clubs
f. Frederick George purchased the pot. lvoNl"
feet at the northeast corner OF SheIman-aNe ana
Emerson-st from Burr & DE Lacy.
Archibald d. Russell purchased from lacnIn1h'
Morgenthau {; Goldsmith two lots on the no''h SIDE
Of event -fourih-st, l2j feet east
OF Seventh-ave. adjoining property ne ALREADY
Edward j. sarse sold the northwest corner 81
Cedar and William SITS. for the Ne" DIX i'tal'N
feei in Wlam-st bv 20 feet in Cedai-st Last
spring this property sold for $4,000
o 5g5' Fo n,y.' %o BIZ West
st. IA three-story brownstone private dwelling zN
Holman brothers and J.. y. Kaley son 9oii
the corner o. or, feet cas-, ~
broadway, fye-s,ory and basement building ''A'
william + Havemeyer purchased through Mae,
lay & Davies from Alexander Stevens ptes'nenI
basement, nigh stoop. stone front private dwelling
40 70 East Fifty seyenth-st with lot 2oXl-o Oh pr
Il Williams on his building, known. ~ the Ioru
Court Building on the southwest G. rner OF " 1iliam-
s. and Exchange Place. SJDvD. The .oin "ili III
crease until, when the building Is completed. IL vii
amount 10 more than sVoo,~t The raie u interest
IS ) per cent.
one OF the largest leasehc.ds made for some time
Was closed last week. 1t embraces No DS' I5i)dd-
way. Nos l. and II Houston-st end 30. l'2 M"r-
cer-st and Is made by Harrison. g. Dyar AMI Perie
~ Knopf TO Robert Valentine, trustee OF the Tinted
society Of Shaker. OF \eW-i.cbInOn. y. y Inc
property fronts twenty-five feet in Broadway run
ming through 2D0 feet 10 AercerSt. running north ~
feet in that to HOustOn-st., in when II mas
frontage of fifty feet The lease Is ior Sky three
years At an average ren'a! OF $1,000, amounting IN
the total to Sl,oIsOto
CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES
The following table shows the conyeyances. mort
cages ana buildings projected in New-lork the asst
week compared with the corresponding week in 1894:
CONVEYANCES.