New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
A QUIET WEEK IN REALTY.
TRANSACTIONS BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
FOOTED UP ONLY $1.0O0.0OO.


FROM THE MARKET-THE CHIEF DEAL
INGs IN PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
The real estate market the past week was quiet
as was 10 have been expected at this season The
transactions by private contract as reported py
brokers' footed up 100000 The total would nave
been larger except for the holiday preparations FOR
which took attention almost entirely away from
realty after the middle OF the week. The chief
dealings were in private dwellings. There were
some transfers of business property. The sales IN
cluded the following:
SALES IN THE WEEK.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for william n. ErskIne 70
Thomas I.enane the four-story stone-iront dweiiHg
with 10, 2ixlo22. No. Is West Eghty-second-st ior
$3.50. u,o,, .u.o ,o+s
on the south aide of Northumberland
c;eorr. + Miller sold the nve-story hathouse AT
the northeast corner OF One-hundre d-and-tnirty-
hrst-st and Madison-ave. s..o,.
for $1,000. This is a tnree-story dwelling on lot
August Frank purchased from William Field.
hansen for So $50 the ve-story store and hathouse
building at the southeast corner OF Co'umous-aVe
William B. Koher bought from simon Haberman
on ns "S sei e s Of
Patrick Purcell purchased from Thomas j. Cahlll
OF Forteih-st. and Second-ave for $4,000. An L
extension OF the building is occupied by the street
Ekan Kahn ann sold Nos. 221 and s.27s seventhave
to Max Borck for $4,000. r..,,.
No 1902 East seventy third-st: was vas sold by Philip
Acker TO Samuel C. Baum FOR slo'Vg'' r,. 90 Do,.d
VI. and l.. Hose sold for Amos X Emo 10 Dav;u
s. Oppenheimer and Joseph Hamerschlag Nos III
l3 and lt5 Wooster-st size 75xlo0 and Nos l4y ana
l5l Wooster size 0Oxl0O, for immediate improve
ment. On the five lots are old buildings 49,
Henry b. Caverly and wife sold TO the Washing-
ton Heights Evangelical Lutheran ChuTch ther
side %s-'o of sl d. s ssconds
west OF Amsterdam-ave.. for 1888. Charles H.
Bohde and others have sold the other third to the
| same purchaser for 1865 The lot Is '6x99 feet
T. Farley Son. sold 10 Arthur Dygeit. Tor MS
own occupancy No. 1852 West Eighty -seventh-st..
a four-story private dwelling. 1x55xOo.S.
Charles Sander sold TO Robert II. Martin. No. l52
Ninth-ave., fivesiory brick tenement house, Tor
$4,000 In 1872 II was purchased for $1,000
Frederick Winant sold the four-story brownstone
dwelling No. 50 West Fifty-fourth-st. for about
$500
Jacob f. schol!e sold No. % East sixty second 81,
four-sory dwellingIhouse lsxl0O feet. for $4,000.
| John Cotter traded Nos 10 and liz West Ninety
sxth-st, fve-story brick and stone hathouses.
lots each 2xl00 for a large parcel OF property at
Paterson. y. j.. at n valuation Of about $4,000.
II. Rnaldo q Bro sold for Mrs. Emma Kohnert
| to Gordon Levy Co. No. ~ Forsyth-st.. five
August Jacobs sold four new ive-s,ory nathouses,
| each 25xl0O. the east side OF Second-ave. q
feet south OF Ninety-hrst-st: A Mr.. Holben has
| purchased two and Mr.. Ludwig and Mr.. CAME
| Maclay & Davies have sold for John s. Reid. 10
Miriam Nicholson an irregular pot OF land, con-
| tanning about Cwo city lots on the north side OF
One hundred and forty cght St, 36x0 feet OF
| Elg'rhave>
| CONvEYANCES AND MORTGAGES
Following Is the record OF conveyances. mortgages
and buildings projected for the last week. COM
| pared with rhe corresponding week in 1896:
|