New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
PROPERTY CHANGES OWNERS
SALES AND MORTGAGES LAST WEEK.

GooDLY NUMBER OF PRIVATE DWELLINGS
Observation-Disclosures CLARENCE sTED-
MAN AMONG THE BUYERS.
There was something of an Improvement In the
real estate market last week. but at the same time
business was hardly up 10 expectations the aggre-
gate of the investments reported was s2VOoW There
transactions below Fourteenth-st amounting
to 100000 There particularly good demand
for private houses. and there was fair NUMBER or
transfers of vacant lots.
Among the sales by private contract during the
week were the following:
Mac Donald Brothers sold No. % Perry-st., Ave
Henry C. De witt for about 10000: also No
Hubert-st.. dwelling house; NX5 for Margare.
sis S5 o.'''''
Esap aley bndeSs sold fouEsOTy erGWh
St. to Peter Duryea on pry2te,tesrmfs ems; g. Femme,
the Block front on the west side Of Madisonave.
between East One hundred and third and East one
$500 1t was purchased by the seller for $ooco in
D. NJ Taylor sold No 1923 West One-hundred- and
third-st a three-story brownstone dwelling lot zUX
55xloo for abou, s27eee II vas ", Purchaseo oS INC
John j. Sperry sold to Edward c; Bailey two lots
on the south side of East red:and-tweh'y-
The estate Of Edward j. King sold three lots on
the side Of Eghhave 2S2 feet norm Sl "f fe
One hundred and thirteenth-st. to Duiioer ior
Eli Charlier sold to >. L. blackwell INC
dwelling No 129 West Sixty ourth-s' ,..,o 90
William Rosenweig sold for Leopold Hut'er o 10
each i26xioo Nos 2SS and 2a5 East seventy-seventh
ST.. on private terms uo,a % Edwin Corning
No AZ East Seventy four-st 90, o Sro"''-
private dwelling lot ed To ,bs
stone dwelling 22Xso and dinngroG from Mrs.
vestOry warehouse properly vm Mo Emb pxSN
Blackwell pqrShsss;sd tho dwens
Edmund Clarence Stedman purchased thr0u rsn
Douglass R06nsOn Park CO. BrohPsS Vi With
in course OF construction from "iiiam v ia"
'e Agnes White sold No 10 East
thirteen tn ST. fve-story house lot Z'Si"
10 Mrs. John D. Murphy f sG,d s the property No
Crosby-si. for s26.cOO The purchasers name was
eu Massy for pnvsa ss wsrS
hSSss ~ 70, So Eek sR hs properly has 4
hands only once in fifty years having peeh sT,
J. Clarence Davies & Co; sold to D. s; philnps
the buildings with plot S2S T
The Our-story brownsCne private dwelling so DO for
s Kss} rhlr''-'0a'''-s'' '' ,.ar ~. to,r
story Ur'h limestone nett front sn'a d%ens 10 Es6y
frst-st land 25x about 129x2H the od o SSe""s "
West Hsss sod to nj Mo @U
Of their representatives. the eastery Dock Iroii' Ga
Sbnrch-st running from Park Place TO Murray-sl
with buildings for price between SzooV" anu
+ Clarence Davies & Co sold for FranKlin A.
Wilcox the property at Third-aye ana MhS h,p
known as Nos 526 u.s. $50 and 532 Willis-aVe peihs
So feet front by Irregular to andrew NJ Ba syl sal Sr
s3a OO0 also for the owner. nos -o-!, -,o'i
ga sss Third-aye 65 feet front by irregular CON
flaming two-story stores and Offices. to David l..
Phillips for $4,000 - -. >-t,o,rarst-s,
Lionel Froehlech sold No. 81 East NinetE-hfst-stt
2 three-story brick dwelling. liX'OX.ocxdW I9r H.
Greenbauu to G.. Kleenbaum for *lLV'O; also d
brownstone frame dwelling. No. l3l East Sky Sky
fourth-st 2Ox5OxlOO. for Richard RANT, 10 MI
Levy on private terms
CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES.
Following is the record of conveyances' mort
.ooes and buildings projected in New-York the
last week compared with the corresponding week
In 1896: