New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
VALUES TEND UPWARD.
CONDITIONS OF THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET.
TOTAL OF TRANSACTIONS REPORTED PLACED AT
$4,000. ooo-LARGE NUMBER OF DWELL


ING TRANSFERS.
The real estate market the last week was OF sat
stactory character. 1t was not only active but val
ues displayed an upward tendency The total OF the
transactions by private contract which were report
ed was sOoOOOO The transfers OF dwellings were
notably large and there was good sale for vacant
lots thus foreshadowlng a continuance OF puiioins
vailed for some time Business property held strong,
and although not many deals were cosea; IL TSs
known that some important ones were pehdine Inc
realty sales Of the week included the following
SALES IN THE WEEK.
Ware e. Gibbs sold for F. Hasbrouck the four
story private dwelling house No 26 Central Park
West size 2ixssxl0o for $4,000.
Dr. Stephen Smith sold for $4,000 TO Francis d.
Kinney No. ga Madson-ave.. four-story brown n
joining house No ST. and it is understood he Will
erect handsome mansion on the site
hsRiS Sr Mnads Ms No IS East
st. Is feet WIDE with dinngroom ana peoI oo,i , ..
I% h 1Gs p Ma5k HV WAS SOLD in the
same Arm. Mr.. Hoyt has since thoroughiy mooefn r
ner s1ty.seventh-s. 225x74xSi feet for Lampest
70 Marx Hoyt on private terms; NO 20 Ea5i i0s
feet for the estate Of Michael Muiligan to Henry
l. J. Phillips & Co. sold for Augustin DAILY two e,
lots in Riverside Drive twenty-seven feet north S OF
0nehundred and sixteenth st. an irregular plot OK
Hail How & CO. on soId plot Of four lots two in
SSnns,sundrsd-sn -eghteenth-s. and two In one me-
Sc Seventh ayes, for ". Collins to w. E. Der for
,sowl The purchaser will improve the properly ~
q sn : small the noqsss private
ing g, No,a West Sixty -ninth:st for 5000
Hancy Ne s ssla aS1 n"nea
'ro"nstone dwelling lot 35xl0O for about 5000
Bnnsnfl = karelsen reported the SAFE 70 oarr
1nehtnaL OF this city, of the cottage and grouhos
IossisIo, known as the
nj ~ Lotto n S1Immerfeld-
w MSssn sold S Abe Terms geam qs pr AS
r.; B KetchaIn for Francis Hardy and Emily r;
SWssa"el sod to Henry NJ Denton No % to 81
ssE Is ee these east
Tie G plot is as2Sfs The paid for
Tadss S Mas III 70 IN Palt sas%sn
u res fyestory hathouses on a plot 75sxl% .,s
g. as'e@ssa ass Nc Aps' a
Sesaundred hfty eighth-st each 2sxSxl@ to to
aSS"s eo TR Sesnnns
Sss ,S with ffty feet m An
m, ne new seven-story mercantile building at the
Tvssaeast corner of Washington Square East ana
inHsss!ngton Place was sold By, Boehm Coon f for
I'D to an investor The building has been leased
90 Ten years. at $4,000 year. to the Celuoid
NJ. Hiram Rnaldo Bro SOLD to reisssss Pol
ieeSossstory building, for sls $50 sxstory modern
w Smith he ssssssG for on ns
sssr Neral Condit compsny the ,hr re- ST.
roryhIrd.sta ser tWsnty years from May l. 1885
IA gross rental Of $4,000. The dwellings are IN
s rear OF the Acker Neral Condit property IN
vtSssent store
az sawson & Hobbs sold for T. P. Hornsey six lots
~ the east side OF West End-ave.. between
n,neseth and Ninety-frst sts. to builder for i'm
w .sasS a.. Hoe bought the ps
r. H. Ludlow & CO. sold. for Mrs Antonettc L.
tsrwsrds No. "a East Thirty-ffth-st. at private
coNvEYANcps AND MORTGAGES.
soIowing is the record Of conveyances. mort
s.ses ana buildings projected the last week. COM
80 with the corresponding week in 1895:
80 cONvEYANCEs.
:, 1906 1895.
49, May 8 to May to
9s(G numb Inc =. Inc ..o