New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
REAL ESTATE MARKET DULL.
TRANSACTIONS FOOT UP ONLY Soo'""-'oH'
vEyANCEs AND MORTGAGES.

Transactions IN real estate last week were
very Hight footing up only sVVWU the e
were chiefly in dwellings. No particular ',se Ii"pT
,nent in the situation is looked Tor unt'' az
zion The sales OF the week included the loiio""'s
Pr,-s- I Ilenrellv sold No. 4J2 East One-hohdreo-
and.ffth-st onc-sory brick and frame ouilons' 'o'
25xlO1.9, 10 Benjamin Both for A'0o. A..
Moses X Nallach sold 10 Mary D. Hannisan ''
fve-story double tcnement-house NO 20 haSt C'e
hundred -socond-st for $780, also the Two n'e
story double fats each 95xloc Nos So' ana "'' "V'
One e-hundred-and -hrst-st.. for s54,""
T. r Phillips G. Co. sold for John r. Smith 70
Mr. Harris No 15l West Ninety-seventh-st TOT
about $4,000. .>u e..
brooke & Damn sold 10 Joseph T. ODonneN. TOT
Improvement the northeast corner Of Washington
ave and e-hundred-and-aev -eiGhth-st" NsA
,on for about $1,000 and for Z. 2. Lockwood the
house No 72l East ne-hundred-and-seVeh'!-
eighth-st for $500. also for the same owner d
dwelling on Anthony-ave.. 80 feet soutn OF Ohe-
hundred for about so'l"; also 70
T NJ Maui q plot 15x1G0 the south side OF lre-
mont-ave $50 feet east OF Prospect-ave
Hoffman Bros sold for Anne Il. McKell. to Charles
IT Hoffman the two four-story brownstone buiid-
,ngs Nos and West Twenty-fourth-st, for ABOUT
100000 The plot is 4sx9s.9. 1t connects directiy
with the Hoffman House and has been leased TO inc
Hoffman House Company for period OF ten years.
at an annual rental of $4,000 The lessee will I'M
prove the property by making alterations at cost
OF aoou; $4,000.
Albert EtZeI sold No. 255 Hudson-st.. threestory
brick and frame dwelling, lot 6xs5, for about Sl2oo
and Aaron Ratkows,d has sold the house adjoining
10 the north. a similar parcel on lot 2ox9o to
client of IL II. Cammann d CO.
Hiram R!naldo & Bro sold No. 1sS Orchard-st.
to NJ Feinberg for Mrs. Emma Kohnert. This is
dve-story tenement-house on lot 25x'5xSS.
Gottlleb Sommer sold No. go N!nth-ave., three
story store and dwelling, on lot 255xl00.
The three houses Nos. $50. l52 and lH West
Eightysecond-st. each lS9x1Oo. have been sold TO
Mr.. Chace private terms.
John Jacob Astor awarded the contract for the
steam boilers. heating and ventilating apparatus
for the hotel at FifJh-ave. and Thirty fourth
et. TO ellis & Geoshegan, of No. 5S7 West Broad
way This. il is said. will be the largest steam
heating plant put up The cost will be $25ooo.
There will be required 2,eohorss-power boilers, 100
steam radiators. and more than 100 tons Of gal
Vanized sheet-iron
The buyer of No. 300 Broadway was Jefferson N.
Levy. II is an cid four-stcry building and adJoins
the properly Nos. 912 and S0i. al the corner OF
Duane-st owned by the estate OF William W. Astor
No. 29S is owned by Charles Chanler and NJ 2ss by
the estate OF Jacob Lorard. Between the latter
parcel and Reado-st. is the Dun property for which
plans have been prepared to erect towering busi-
Henry D. Winans e. May sold No. II West Fifty
third-st. a four-siory browrstone-tront dwelling.
with dininS-room extension, on lot 2vXIW tor
;Sss SssFss h Hughes The properly SOLD Tor S'''O IN
". D. Rusher sold No. 1iS West Nnety-second-
TO Mr. Horn. It was bought in 1892 for $4,000.
Fanny stearns sold No "a Hudson-st to cent
from Gr m Harris H Raikows in 1859 for Ci s2o
Z. y. Weart Ss Co. sold for Asbury Lester 10 Cou-
dert Bros, for client. the three-story stone
dred-a and-forty-seventh-sL
Following Is the record of conveyances. mort
week. compared with the corresponding week in
1876: